If you want to have a complete hunting experience - the remote backcountry, the horseback riding to a wilderness cabin camp, the epic mountains, and more - without sacrificing the success rate/opportunities to fill your tags on a nice bear, this is the ideal hunt for you. This area has been an exclusive guide territory, second and now third-generation operators, since approximately 1950. They know the area like the back of their hand and the end product shows it.
Everyone stays in comfortable, well-cared-for, remote cabin camps deep in the wilderness area. Hunters ride out each day glassing slides and meadows for the bears as they feed out into the openings on spring green up. Besides black bears, you will see mountain goats, moose, elk, and grizzly bears. The mountain landscape is beyond spectacular and the overall experience of this hunt is greater than the hunt itself.
Please call our office for more information on these spring black bear hunting adventures at 1-800-303-1304
$7,000 plus License, Tag, and Tax
Second Bear Option - Call for Details
Remote Horseback Hunting
Comfortable but Remote Cabin Camps
High Success Rates - Good Bears
Some Color Phase Bears Each year
1:1 Guided Hunting
2:1 Guided Options Available
Primarily a Rifle Hunting Area
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