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Combo Hunt

Montana Antelope and Upland Bird Combo – Guaranteed Tags

Outfitter #081

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Species:

Antelope

Location:

Montana

Method:

Rifle

Dates:

September – October

Call 1-800-346-8747

This hunt takes place on more than 600,000+ acres of reservation ground in Montana with a long-time local guide service. Here, pronghorn antelope are plentiful and all clients should have the opportunity to harvest a mature buck. After you’ve filled your pronghorn tag, you can hunt upland birds over fully trained pointing dogs. This is a great hunt for a father/child or husband/wife. Only four hunters per week in the prime time of the season. No drawing necessary and the tag is included in the cost of the hunt. The outfitter also offers hunts for upland birds only including, Hungarian partridge, sage, and sharptail grouse. Comfortable ranch house accommodations and great meals are provided at the outfitter’s home.

This is one of the best-priced combination hunts available. Availability is limited, early reservations are required.

Pricing Details

$3,800 antelope only (2×1)

$4,495 combo antelope & upland hunt (2×1)

$750.00 – observer

$750.00 additional for single hunters

License & Tag(s) Cost (approximate)

Antelope tag included in the trip price.

Conservation stamp $15, payable directly to the outfitter upon arrival.

Ft. Belknap Reservation Upland Bird license $120 approx., payable directly to the outfitter upon arrival

Non-Hunter Price:

Inclusions

Meals, In-Field Transportation, In-Field Trophy Care

Exclusions

Gratuities

Transportation

Fly to Billings, Montana, rent a car and drive to camp.
Approximately 200 miles north of Billings.

Sample Itenerary:
Day 1: Fly to Billings Montana, rent a car and drive to Malta Montana
Day 2-4: Hunt
Day 5: Leave Malta Montana lodge for home.

Hunt Style

Physical Level:

APPROACH:

Spot and Stalk

Trip Requirements

All participants must read rules and regulations pertaining to method of take and be within the state/country’s guidelines. WTA is not responsible for failure to meet any state/country requirements.