Bearpaw Outfitters offer guided and unguided coyote hunts and coyote hunting information for numerous areas in Idaho, Washington, and Montana. Coyotes can be hunted year round in all three states, and can be hunted in combination with other species in season. We know the best hotspots and have private ranch leases for our predator hunts. Coyote, Wolf, and Bobcat Trapping & Hunting is also offered in northern Idaho.
1 Day Hunt......$600
2 Day Hunt....$1150
3 Day Hunt....$1650
Non-Hunter....$100 per day
Guided hunts include a guide, lodging, and meals. Shot opportunity on guided coyote hunts is usually 50% to 100%.
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1 Day Hunt......$350
2 Day Hunt......$450
3 Day Hunt......$550
DIY Map............$295
Non-Hunter....$100 per day
Unguided hunters get hunting advice and a marked map to hunt areas. Lodging options are available, or hunt from a nearby motel.
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For the do-it-yourself hunter, a $295 DIY Map includes waypoints and directions to areas where we commonly see coyotes, so you can hunt on your own schedule. It's a budget way to get on coyotes in good country.
Coyote calling and visiting areas where we commonly see coyotes are the most effective methods. Because Bearpaw Outfitters spend so much time in the hunting areas, they know the spots coyotes frequent, and that's the real secret to high success. Sight your rifle dead on at 200 yards.
Coyotes can be hunted year round; there is no closed season. Coyote hunting is often good all year, but late fall through early summer and mid-winter can be especially productive, and coyote hides are prime in winter. Coyotes can also be hunted in combination with other species in season.
Private properties and public lands are hunted in Idaho, Montana, and Washington. These areas have excellent numbers of coyotes, wolf, bobcat, and other predators. This variety of predators varies depending where we hunt but can provide exciting additional opportunities.
The lodge and cabin facilities are close to the hunting areas and include meals in the dining room, indoor bathrooms, and bunk beds in the cabins. It's a comfortable, social base for a predator hunting trip.
Prefer a motel? Town hunts run from motels only 10 to 60 minutes from most hunt areas; meals aren't included, so budget about $30 per day. Call Dale at (208) 852-6494 with questions, and use the Hunt Application to book.
Common questions about guided and unguided coyote hunts with Bearpaw Outfitters in Idaho, Washington, and Montana.
We hunt private properties and public lands in Idaho, Washington, and Montana. These areas have excellent numbers of coyotes, wolf, bobcat, and other predators, so the variety of predators available varies depending on where we hunt and can provide exciting additional opportunities. We know the best hotspots from spending so much time in these areas.
Guided coyote hunts are $600 for 1 day, $1150 for 2 days, and $1650 for 3 days, with a non-hunter at $100 per day. Unguided hunts are $350, $450, and $550 for 1, 2, and 3 days, and a DIY Map is $295. Guided hunts include lodging and meals.
Coyotes can be hunted year round with no closed season. Late fall through early summer and mid-winter can be especially productive, and coyote hides are prime in winter. Coyotes can also be hunted in combination with other species that are in season.
Shot opportunity on guided coyote hunts is usually 50% to 100%. Success comes from calling and from visiting areas where we regularly see coyotes, since our guides spend enough time in the field to know where the coyotes are.
Coyote calling and hunting known coyote areas are the most effective methods. Some private ranch and prairie properties are ideal for hunters with the patience to sit, watch, and call, while mountain hunts cover country that holds good coyote numbers.
Hunting licenses are sold over the counter in Idaho and Washington, with discounts for youth. Most hunters need Hunter Education to buy a license in Idaho and Washington, except first time hunters can get an exception from Hunter Education in Washington. No license is needed in Montana.
Bring a flat shooting predator rifle, .204, .223, .243, or .257 calibers are perfect, and sight dead on at 200 yards. Bring your personal gear and clothing suitable for the season, remember that winter hunts can be cold and snowy. Anything not listed as included is your responsibility.
The lodge and cabins are close to the hunting areas and include meals, indoor bathrooms, and bunk beds. You can also do a motel town hunt from motels 10 to 60 minutes from the hunt areas, where meals aren't included so you budget about $30 per day.
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