Trophy Deer Hunting in the Badlands of Montana. 

Located in the badlands of Eastern Montana our deer hunts provide just the right balance of adventure and comfort. We have the ability to hike into canyons that see very little pressure or we can drive to vantage points and glass large tracks of land from the 4x4 vehicles we use to access the properties. Our guests enjoy an upscale "elk style" camp in the evening and in the mornings we head out to explore the vast expanse of private and public land we have access to. This hunt is sure to be an enjoyable experience that you’ll remember for years to come. 

Frequently asked questions

Q: Where is your camp located?

A: We get asked this question all the time. We do not disclose the exact location of our camp or where we hunt because exclusivity is the number one factor in the experience that we provide. We can tell you that we are located in Eastern Montana and that if you are flying you will be coming in and out of Billings Montana.

Q: Will I be sharing a tent with someone I don’t know?

A: No, we don’t mix parties for any reason. Depending on your group you may be sharing a tent with someone in your party.

Q: Do I need to bring my own sleeping bag or pillow?

A: No, we provide all of the bedding. You are welocome to bring your own if you wish.

Q: Do the tents have electricity or running water?

A: No, but we have access to power for charging your phone and tablets.

Q: Can I take a hot shower?

A: Yes, we will have a fully operational shower house that our guests absolutely love. We provide soap, fresh towels, etc.

Q: Is it okay to bring alcohol to your camp?

A: Yes, feel free to bring along your favorite Burbon or Wine. As always please enjoy in moderation.

Q: What is the best caliber rifle to bring with on this hunt?

A: We prefer a 7mm Magnum or a 300 Win Mag. There is no such thing as overkill and these larger calibers help minimize tracking and are not as affected by the wind. We always recommend having a muzzle brake on your weapon to minimize recoil.

Q: What is the average shot distance?

A: This is the most common and difficult questions to answer. If one hunter shoots a buck at 400 yards and one shoots a buck at 50 yards then what is the “average” shot? Deer have exceptional eyesight and use the open landscape to their advantage to avoid predators. We ask that you show up with an accurate rifle and are comfortable using it out to at least 300 yards. We kill a number of bucks inside of 250 yards but if you can shoot 350+ it will only increase your odds of killing a good buck.

About the Hunt

What is included in my hunt price?

Guide: You will be hunting with an experienced guide each day.

Food: Three meals a day prepared by our amazing chef Kyle Baumgartner, as well as refreshments.

Lodging: We have a beautiful camp set into the heart of the Western badlands, if hunting 1x1 you will have a tent to yourself or if coming with a partner you will be two in a tent. We provide all the bedding you will need. Pack as if you were staying in a hotel.  

Meat and Trophy Preparation: You guide will get your animal back to camp for you and prepare the meat for transport or take it to a local meat processor of your choice. We will prep your trophy for transport or take it to our preferred taxidermist. *All fees associated with meat processing and taxidermy are your responsibility.

Additional Opportunities: If you tag out you have the option of shooing prairie dogs near camp if the weather cooperates. We have equipment for you to use and this activity is free of charge with the exception that you will be charged for ammo used.

We also offer waterfowl hunting as and add on to your hunt if you tag out early and we have a guide available. We charge $200 per person per day.

What's Not Included?

• Hunting License: $680 we will help with the application process.

• Meat Processing: $100-150

• Taxidermy: We will prep your animal for taxidermy but the actual mount fees are your responsibility. We have a trusted taxidermist and we can take them there or you can have your taxidermist do it for you. Here is a general guideline on pricing.

• European Mount $200

• Shoulder Mount: $650-850

• Gratuities: $300-500 *tips can make up 50% of your guide and cooks total earnings for the year. They work from dusk till dawn to give you the best hunt possible so every dollar is hard earned and greatly appreciated.

• We do not offer Airport shuttles as we are 3 hours from Billings and it is simply not feasible for us. If you are flying you will need to rent a vehicle and drive to camp. A 4x4 is not required.

Hunt Rates | 2025

Rifle
6 Day 2x1 Trophy Deer $6,000 per person

2x1 Pricing* 2 hunters to 1 guide ratio - Please add $1,000 for a 1x1 hunt

Archery
6 Day 1x1 Deer/Antelope Combo Hunts
$6,500 Per Person

Rifle Deer Hunts | Oct. 26 - Nov. 25

Over the years our guests have enjoyed a 95% success rate on mature bucks. Our goal is to give our hunters opportunities at 155-165” Mule Deer and Whitetail in the 140-150” class.

This is a spot and stalk hunt and while we would not classify it as a physically tough hunt you should plan on doing a good bit of hiking. We use 4x4's to access the properties and from there we will either glass from vantage points to locate shooter bucks or hike into more remote basins. 

Archery Deer Hunts | Sep. 7 - Oct. 3

This hunt provides a great opportunity to harvest a buck that will qualify for the Pope & Young record books.

Harvesting a record book Mule deer with archery equipment is one of the highest accomplishments in North American hunting. Everything has to come together to make it happen. You will be hunting with experienced guides who know the area and the animals well. We carefully manage our properties to give our clients the best opportunity possible to come home with a great buck.

2025 Deer Applications are due by April 1st. 

We still have spots available! These hunts tend to book up a year in advance. If you are interested in a hunt with us please inquire today to get started on your hunt of a lifetime.