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The summer roving horseback trips and fishing excursions are unique in opportunity.

You are likely to see wildlife,  such as elk, deer, bears, goats, sheep, and moose on our early season trips.

High elevation trips take you through alpine meadows filled with Montana’s wildflowers in full bloom.

The summer fly fishing trips are deep in the wilderness where you find a lot of fish and not a lot of fishermen in the many rivers, streams, and lakes.

For the outdoor enthusiast, there is a wide range of activities including horse back riding, hiking, mountain caves, hidden meadows, and other possibilities limited only by imagination.

Fall big game hunts are mid-September through November.  We move our hunting locations as the season progresses to provide the best access to big game herds.

Elk hunting in Montana is special, and our early season guided elk hunts are truly unique.  Our early season backcountry hunting camps are located in remote areas that we permit you to rifle hunt the bull elk while they are bugling. These unique camps also permit you to hunt trophy mule deer in their bachelor herds.

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Our late season backcountry hunting camp is very close to Glacier National Park and takes advantage of bull elk and mule deer buck migrations. The bull elk and mule deer form bachelor herds near this camp.  The guided bull elk and mule deer hunts here are classic Montana big game hunts.

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The fall season concludes in late November with guided mule deer hunts near our ranch along the Rock Mountain Front. The last two weeks of November are the end of the big game season and the trophy mule deer bucks and big horn sheep are starting to rut. On these hunts we do not use the wilderness camps because the game has moved out the edge of the mountains.

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