Montana Mountain Goat Hunt

Livingston, MT

1-4 Guests • Tent • Public • Guided

Description

Mountain Goat Hunts

Our Goat Hunts are a once in a lifetime experience!! The secret to drawing a tag, is building preference points! Our areas consistently draw with 6 points or fewer.

With experienced guides, and intimate knowledge of where Big Billies live, we make this hunt opportunity everything you have anticipated.

Our 2018 was 100%, with all three hunts rewarding our clients with a beautiful trophy.

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Your Host

Craig N

Contact us for your Montana guided elk and deer fair chase guided hunts. It's an experience you'll treasure for years. Whether it's your first hunt or you are trying to refill the freezer we can put you on the right animal for you. Send us a question or the dates you are interested in reserving and we'll get you set up for a great season.

from $8250/Experience

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Base Price

$8250.00 Per Person Per Experience

Please note that there is a 50% non-refundable deposit included with your booking fee. In case of cancellation, and in accordance with the Host's cancellation policy, the remaining 50% may be returned to you or applied towards rescheduling a future trip.

Amenities

Professional Guide
Heated Sleeping Tent with Cot and Foam mattress
Hearty Family Style Meals
Gentle Mountain Savvy Horses
No Hidden Costs

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Gear List

Rifle
Sleeping Bag
Personal Effects
Hunting License / Permit / Tag

Rules & Guidelines

Backcountry Hunting Gear List

Base / Mid / Top / Outer Layer

Underwear, (1 per day)
Base Layer, (2-3 pair, suggest first lite, or merino wool),
Lightweight camo jacket, (archery, or wool sweater, general season)
Windstopper camo jacket
Midweight Camo Jacket (archery)
Lightweight Camo Vest (archery)
Lightweight Camo shirt (archery), (preferably first lite, or sitka),
Lightweight camo pants (archery, preferably first lite, or sitka),
Midweight Camo Pants ( preferably first lite)
Wool pants, (general elk)
Rain Gear , (mandatory for sheep, lightweight poncho in day pak, for sheep)
Blaze Orange ( 400 square inches, mandatory all rifle hunts, quiet material)
Lightweight gloves
Midweight gloves
Camo Hat, (winter hat)
Camo Head Net, (archery)

Optics

Binos, (8 or 10 power)
Spotting scope, (sheep only, optional for goat or elk)
Range finder
Bino harness
Lens cloth
Defogger spray, (Leopold)

Footwear

Hunting Boots (Kennetrek, or Schnees)
Socks, (1 per day, with at least two pair of kennetrek merino wool)
Liner socks, (1 per day)
Camp shoes, ( I like crocs!)

Elk Hunting Accessories

Cow calls
Elk decoy (guide will have also, archery only)
Bugle, (ELK POWER BUGLE, or your favorite bugle)
Bow Sling
Day Pack
Water Bottle (mandatory),
Flashlight, (batteries)
Headlamp, (batteries)
Hunting knife, pocket knife, and means to sharpen in the field
Multi tool (Leatherman)
GPS (batteries)
INREACH GPS, (preferred)
Fire starter kit
Game Bags (mandatory)

Additional Gear

Large duffel
Sleeping bag
Thermarest pad

Personal Items

Lip balm
UV protection
Towel
Medication
Polarized sunglasses
Glasses

Available Hunting License & Permit Applications

NON-RESIDENT HUNTING LICENSES

The Montana Fish and Wildlife (FWP) Commission recently changed the deadline for 2021 Montana Deer and Elk permits from June 1st to March 15th. In the past Nonresidents had to apply for a license by March 15th and then apply by June 1st for a deer or elk permit. Now you'll be able to apply for your license and deer and elk permits on the same application and have drawing results by the end of April, providing three additional months to make plans, scout, talk to landowners and get in shape.

Contact us if you have questions or need help. 2021 Montana Deer and Elk permits and the application process are not difficult. We're happy to help our customers.

LOCATION AND TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS

We are conveniently located 16 miles southwest of Bozeman on an all weather highway. If you are driving, take U.S. 191 west out of Bozeman on the same route leading to the town of West Yellowstone and Yellowstone National Park.

Numerous commercial airlines fly regular flights into Gallatin Field which is just six (6) miles from Bozeman.

Arrive early or stay a few extra days enjoying a multitude of local special interests. Visit Yellowstone National Park, fish nearby blue ribbon trout streams (Gallatin, Madison, Yellowstone rivers), or tour Lewis & Clark Caverns, the historical Madison Buffalo Jump, or Virginia City (mining ghost town). Three local ski resorts are usually open by Thanksgiving.

Please note, there is a 50% non refundable deposit included with your payment when booking.