4-Day Guaranteed Mule Deer

This is our most successful mule deer hunt. If you don't harvest a buck or get a reasonable shot opportunity you can book another hunt for 1/3 off.

Guided 1x1...$7950

Guided 2x1...$6950

Guided 3x1...$6450

2-Day Doe....$1750

Shot Opportunity

Shot opportunity has been 100% most years on these Montana deer hunts. Rifle hunters should sight rifles dead on at 200 yards, most shots range from 50 to 300 yards. Archers should be prepared for shots up to at least 60 yards due to the openess of the country.

Trophy Quality

Mature mule deer bucks are big bodied and hunters usually see 140" or better bucks and there is potential to see up to 170's class bucks.

Hunting Areas

To insure quality hunting, Bearpaw Outfitters lease thousands of acres of private ranch hunting land near Miles City in Southeastern Montana, they only take a small number of hunters in order to maintain higher quality bucks.

Hunting Methods

Hunting methods often include spot & stalk hunting, glassing hillsides, draws, fields, and brush pockets, or sitting and watching water holes and feeding areas. Several properties have good vehicle access so physically challenged hunters can also have a great hunt.

Hunting Seasons

Montana is one of the few states that has a rifle rut hunt for Mule Deer. Rifle season generally starts in late October and ends the Sunday after Thanksgiving. There's a couple weeks overlap of Deer and Antelope seasons, so deer/antelope combo hunts are available in late October and early November. Archery hunting season opens in September through mid October. Archery hunters usually hunt from blinds or spot and stalk.

Best Time

The first two weeks of season are popular for Deer and Antelope combo hunts. Hunters wanting to hunt the deer rut plan for mid to late November. Most any time you choose to hunt during the season should be successful.

What's Not Included

Your personal gear, motel room, meals, meat processing, taxidermy, licenses, gratuities, and any other items not listed as being included.

Licenses and Hunter Ed

For best odds of drawing a tag, buy a point before the end of the year, then when you apply in March next year buy another point and buy the outfitter point, call Dale for more details. Anyone born after January 1, 1985, must have completed hunter education to hunt in Montana. Bowhunters also need proof of bow hunter education or a previous archery license from another state to get a Montana archery permit.

Accomodations

Motel Town Hunts: Motels are a short drive from most hunt areas and close to restaurants and shopping. Hunters pay for their choice of room and meals. Guides pick up and return hunters to their room each day. Budget $100-$150 per day for room and meals.

Taxidermy and Meat Processing

Both services are available locally for a fee or you can bone out and transport it home. Local meat processing is usually done in a day or two.

Contact Bearpaw Today

Call Dale (208) 852-6494 or Tara (509) 684-6294 to ask questions or book a hunt. Use the Hunt Application to send a deposit by email or postal mail. Be sure to sign up for the Bearpaw Newsletter so you receive updated hunt information and licensing deadline reminders.

We look forward to meeting and hunting with you,

Dale, Tara, & The Staff

Montana Trophy Mule Deer Hunt