Our clients are hunting approximately 30,000 total acres of private lands north of Livingston, MT which is home to incredible populations of elk and target trophy-sized herd bulls. All of our hunters here are booked specifically and primarily to hunt for elk however the elk/deer combination license allows for the harvest of a mule deer or a whitetail deer on a trophy fee basis. Additionally, the ranch is home to a large population of pronghorn antelope, and trophy hunting for antelope is also permitted on a trophy fee basis. Steve's Outdoor Adventures will facilitate and handle all of the required license forms.
Lodging is provided on the ranch with hot home-cooked meals. Hunters stay in a clean, high-quality facility. And guides are professional and knowledgeable, as well as expert archery guides. All hunting is restricted to a maximum of four hunters each week of the season. Three weeks of archery season and three weeks of rifle season.
$12,500.00
Plus License Fees
Deer Trophy Fee - $3,000
Antelope Trophy Fee - $3,000
High Elk Populations and Trophy Bulls
Expert Hunting Guide Staff
Nice Clean Lodging and Meals
High Success Rates on Mature Bulls
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