Rifle Elk Hunts
With plenty of native elk still in the area, just add a little weather and see a mix of migratory elk from Yellowstone Park and the native herd. Our area is set in a major migratory pattern for Park elk on their way to winter range. This combination can make a rifle hunters’ dream come true.

Some techniques we use during rifle season are spotting, stalking, glassing, sitting meadows and heavily used areas.

	Shane Smith’s very nice 28 inch Muley Buck with guide, Ben Van Alstine (left), Rifle Season 2007	Allison Johnson’s Rifle Season Bull with guide David Tuttle

Situated nine miles into the Lee Metcalf Wilderness Area, adjacent to Yellowstone Park, MontanaElkHunting.com’obtains the only over-night use permit in this area. Our camp is 7800 feet in elevation, and we hunt up to 10,000 feet and as low as 6000 feet. We limit a maximum of 6 hunters per week during rifle season and we operate on a one on one hunter/guide ratio.

• 6 days
• 20,000 acres of private land
• 1 on 1
• Managed very successfully 
• 6 point only rule applies
• very respectable success
• Meals, accommodations,

• Each hunter has the possibility to take up to 5 animals home:
• Elk, bull or cow
• Whitetail or Mule deer, buck
• Whitetail or Mule deer, doe
• Antelope, buck and doe
• 40,000 acres of ranch land as well as BLM land gives way to both prairie and mountain species.
• 1:1 Hunter:Guide ratio
• Cabin and meals provided
• Horseback
• hike
• 4x4 accessible areas.
• 6 days

• 6 days
• 1 on 1

All hunts include; in-field care of game, personal service,

You will find very useful information on the pages of this website, but we are happy to answer any questions you may have. After browsing, we invite you contact us by filling out our Request Form for elk hunts. Call 406-220-0755 for trophy mule deer hunts and fishing trips.