Montana – Missouri Break’s Private Land Elk Hunt (Permit Area 700)

Outfitter #903

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Species:

Rocky Mountain Elk

Location:

Montana

Method:

Rifle, Archery

Dates:

Archery – September

Rifle – October-November

Draw Required.

Draw your tag to book this hunt.

Call 1-800-755-8247

Eastern Montana has earned a reputation for producing trophy bull elk, and rightfully so. This area of Montana consistently produces bulls 320″ B&C or better, with top end bulls going 350″+. This ranch has some of the best hunting in the unit. The outfitter offers archery and rifle hunts. The archery hunts take place in September during the rut. The rifle hunt starts at the end of October and run through the Sunday after Thanksgiving. Another great feature of this hunt – there are no wolves or grizzly bears to contend with. Although Montana is known for its rugged landscapes this portion of the state is quite easy to navigate comparatively and does not require horses.

The accommodations consist of a clean comfortable ranch house on the property. Each day you will come back to a comfortable bed, hot shower, and home cooked meals. If you have questions regarding this hunt, would like assistance applying into the Montana elk draw, or have successfully drawn a 700-20 or 700-21 permit area elk tag, please contact WTA TAGS at 1-800-755-TAGS(8247) or TAGS@trophyadventures.com.

If you currently possess five or more elk bonus points in the state of Montana this hunt should not be overlooked.

Pricing Details

2024 prices

Archery –

2×1 – $7,250 (5 -days)

1×1 – $8,000 (5 -days)

Rifle

2×1 – $7,500 (5-days)

1×1 – $8,250 (5-days)

Inclusions

Guide, 1x1 guided, Accommodations, Meals, In-Field Transportation, In-Field Trophy Care

Exclusions

Beverages (alcoholic), Meat Processing, Shipping of Meat/Trophy, Taxidermy, Gratuities, License

Hunt Style

Physical Level:

APPROACH:

Spot and Stalk, Calling

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.