Experience Montana prairie dog hunting and shooting with Bearpaw Outfitters. Shoot prairie dogs, ground squirrels, or gophers on leased private ranch properties, where you'll be the only shooters. Our guides are marksmen who can help improve your long range shooting. Turkey hunters and big game hunters can add prairie dog shooting to their trip.
We take one group at a time on the ranch, and we only take a few groups each year, everyone sees plenty of prairie dogs, more than you would see hunting on public lands. A minimum of two shooters is required for a prairie dog shooting trip.
1 Day......$550 Each
2 Days....$1050 Each
3 Days....$1500 Each
Sometimes prairie dog shooting can also be added to a turkey or big game hunt, please ask in advance.
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This is the fun part: there are thousands of prairie dogs, so you can shoot until you're tired of shooting. We generally shoot about 8 hours each day, unless shooters run out of ammo before then. It's great practice for archers, pistols, and primitive or modern rifles.
Bearpaw Outfitters can offer long range shooting advice and what ajustments to make when shooting in windy conditions. This is the perfect setting to learn with plenty of repeat shooting expereince. In only one or two days, shooters can greatly enhance their shooting skills.
We recommend bringing at least one center fire rifle, a .22 semi-auto rifle, a pistol, and black powder weapons or bows if you have them. You're also welcome to shoot badgers, coyotes, fox, and skunks if seen. Bring shooting bags, shooting sticks, and bipods if you have them.
We operate exclusively on private property near Miles City in southeastern Montana, with thousands of acres of private ranch land and numerous prairie dog towns for quality shooting. You'll be the only shooters on the ranch.
In summer the weather is normally dry and hot, but the wind usually blows enough to keep it comfortable. Bring sun protection, and remember to check the Weather Forecast before leaving for your trip.
Shooters can stay at a motel in Miles City, about an hour from the ranch, and eat in restaurants, then meet the guide each day. Call Dale at (208) 852-6494 to ask questions, and use the Hunt Application to send a deposit.
Common questions about prairie dog shooting with Bearpaw Outfitters near Miles City, Montana.
We operate exclusively on private property near Miles City in southeastern Montana, with thousands of acres of private ranch land and numerous prairie dog towns. Montana is a top prairie dog destination, and you'll be the only shooters on the ranch.
Prairie dog shooting is $550 each for 1 day, $1050 each for 2 days, and $1500 each for 3 days. We only take one group at a time, so the larger your group, the lower the cost per person. Shooting can also be added to a turkey or big game hunt.
No license or hunter education is required for prairie dog hunting or shooting badgers, coyotes, fox, or skunks on private land in Montana. You're also welcome to shoot badgers, coyotes, fox, and skunks if seen.
There is no specific hunting season, so prairie dogs can be shot year round. Spring and early summer are popular, and the dogs are most active on pleasant days. We generally shoot about 8 hours each day.
We recommend at least one center fire rifle, a .22 semi-auto rifle, a pistol, and black powder weapons or bows if you have them. Plan on 500 to 1000 rounds per day. Our shooters get 10% off all ammo, plus special arrangements for accessories like suppressors.
With thousands of prairie dogs and plenty of repeat shooting, this is the perfect setting to improve. Our guides offer tips on long range shooting and shooting in windy conditions, and in just one or two days shooters can greatly enhance their skills.
Bring shooting bags, shooting sticks, and bipods if you have them, plus your personal gear, light clothing, and sun protection. Summer is dry and hot with enough wind to stay comfortable.
Shooters can stay at a motel in Miles City, about an hour from the ranch, and eat in restaurants, then meet the guide each day. Miles City is easy to reach by Interstate 94, or fly into Billings and drive.
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