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Washington Whitetail
Deer Hunts
3-Days Rifle -
Bow - Muzzy
Guaranteed Deer Hunt......$3950
Guided Private Ranch.......$2950
Guided Mountain Hunt......$2250
Semi-Guided Mountain.....$1750
Unguided Mountain Hunt....$750
2-Day Private Ranch Doe...$950
2-Day Mountain Doe...........$650
Non-hunting
Companion.....$300
DIY Deer Hunting Map.......$395
Over the counter
licenses are available.
Call Dale or Tara (509) 684-6294 to ask
questions or book a hunt!
Whitetail Hunting Areas
& Seasons
Hunt NE
Washington by Idaho and British Columbia. Bearpaw Outfitters
hunt over a million acres of public land and lease numerous
private ranches ranging from 200 to 2000 acres. There
are valleys, rolling hills, and high mountains with
evergreen forests, logging cuts, and farm fields. Bow season
runs Sept 1-29, muzzleloader Sept 30-Oct 8, rifle is Oct 14-27
and Nov 11-19.
Shot Opportunity
& Trophy Potential
Some very large
bucks are taken every year but Washington
doesn't manage for trophy deer. It's recommended to take the first buck
seen to assure success but it's your choice on what bucks to
pass or shoot.
Mountain Areas:
Some of the largest bucks are taken in the mountain areas.
Guided hunters usually average 40% to 60% shot opportunity.
Private Ranches:
Higher deer numbers but not usually the biggest bucks. Hunter numbers
are limited to maintain
90% to 100% shot
opportunity.
Whitetail Hunting Methods
Mountain Hunts:
Hike or glass mountain ridges and hillsides, game trails, logging cuts, bait sites, water holes, or
drive mountain logging roads. Hunters wanting to hike while
hunting should choose a mountain hunt.
Private Ranches:
Hunt in blinds or stands at food plots, bait
sites, alfalfa fields, orchards, game trails, or waterholes.
Because hiking scares deer off it's not permitted,
the guide will pick you up and drop you off.
Physical Condition
Physical condition
is not that important. Anyone can enjoy a high degree of success
when
hunting in blinds and stands or in the easier to access areas. Hunters in good physical condition can
challenge themselves by hiking
as much country as desired on the mountain hunts.
Temperature & Weather
Check the
Weather Channel
before leaving for your hunt. September usually has warm days and
chilly nights, October days are 30's to 60's with frosty nights.
Rain or snow is possible, but early snow usually melts quickly.
Hunt & Guiding Options
Guaranteed Hunt:
If you've had really bad luck deer hunting this is the hunt for you,
if you don't get a shot opportunity we'll refund half the hunt fee.
Guided Hunt:
Includes a guide with 4x4 vehicle for 2 to 4 hunters, lodging, meals, field
dressing, retrieval, and skinning. These hunts are not guaranteed.
Semi-Guided:
Includes pre-baited hunting spots, lodging, meals, and help skinning your
deer. Bring a 4x4 vehicle to hunt on your own.
Unguided Hunt:
Includes a hunting map, advice where to hunt, meals, lodging,
and game cleaning area. Bring a 4x4 vehicle to hunt on your own.
DIY Hunting Maps:
At least 4 hunting areas are marked on a map and sent to
you for a do-it-yourself type hunt. This saves you hundreds
$$$ in fuel and time wasted searching for where to hunt. No other
services are included.
Accommodations
Meals are served in the
lodge dining room,
five cabins each have bunk beds for 2 to 4 hunters, indoor bathrooms, and a lighted game cleaning area with water. Groups of up to 14 hunters can be accommodated.
Motels are only 10 minutes away in
Colville for hunters who would rather stay at a motel.
What's Not Included
Your personal gear, meat processing, taxidermy, licenses, sales tax,
gratuities for guide, and any other items not listed as being included.
Licenses, Hunter Ed, Hunter Orange
The license and tag is sold over the counter.
All youth hunters under
16 are half the price of resident adults. First time hunters can apply for a one time
deferral of the Hunter Ed requirement. All other hunters born
after Jan 1, 1972 need Hunter Ed. Hunters must
wear 400 square inches of hunter orange above the waist during rifle deer, elk, and upland bird seasons.
Taxidermy & Meat Processing
Both services are available locally, meat processing is usually done
in a day or two, or you may choose to transport your trophy and/or carcass home.
Airport & Directions
The Spokane Airport is
81 miles, it's about 1 hour 40 minutes to Bearpaw.
Check the
Details Page for flight and rental car information.
Driving Directions: Follow I-90 to Spokane, exit onto Hwy 395 north
and follow to
Colville, turn east on Hwy 20 (3rd Street), go 3 miles to Bearpaw
Outfitters.
Contact Us
Call Dale or Tara (509) 684-6294
to ask any questions or book your hunt. Use the
Hunt Application if mailing your deposit. Sign up for the
Wild Update Newsletter to
receive updated hunting info and reminders of license
deadlines.
"We look forward
to meeting you and hunting with you!"
Dale, Tara, and The Staff
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Dale & Tara Denney, Bearpaw Outfitters, 345 Hwy 20E #A, Colville, WA 99114
Email:
info@bearpawoutfitters.com
Phone (509) 684-6294 Cell (208) 852-6494
Insured / Bonded / Licensed - Idaho #9453 - Idaho #18953 -
Montana #10651 - Utah #7549402 - Washington #60033744
Operating under permits by Colville National Forest,
Caribou-Targhee National Forest, Panhandle National Forest,
Idaho State Lands, and Bureau of Land Management
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