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Guided Montana Wolf Hunt
Hunt one of the West’s most elusive predators through the deep winter mountains of Southwest Montana.
Darby, MontanaFrom $3,250/person
The hard part isn't deciding to go. It's knowing who to call.
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Hunt one of the West’s most elusive predators through the deep winter mountains of Southwest Montana.
The Selway is a two-bear area, and Cameron Outfitters' bears average over 50% colour phase: blonde, brown, black, and cinnamon. Non-resident bear tags run $41.75 and wolf tags $31.75, so a hunter can carry both cheaply, and wolves come to the bear baits often enough that they throw the wolf hunting in. Base camp hunts are drive-to, at the most comfortable camps they run. You stay in heated wall tents, and many of the baits are an easy walk from the vehicle. Mornings you can relax in camp or ride along while the guides bait, with a chance at spot and stalk. After the midday meal you are guided to your bait and hunt until dark, then back to camp for a hearty evening meal. It is a good hunt to bring a junior hunter on, or anyone you want to introduce to hunting. Backcountry hunts trade that for horses and mules into country far from the road, where the bears have had little or no contact with people. These are more strenuous than the base camp hunts, and the ride back is usually in the dark. The camps are simple, the tents warm, and the food good. Bear hunts run in the spring. Camps and durations - Base camp, 3 days: from $2,200 per hunter - Base camp, 6 days: from $3,700 per hunter - Backcountry, 7 days: from $4,200 per hunter Idaho requires fixed broadheads for all bow hunting. There is a $500 trophy fee on a second bear, and 50% off for junior mentor hunters. A 25% non-refundable deposit books the hunt. Airport pick-up is available from Missoula, Montana. All food, lodging, trophy prep, and guides are furnished; licences and tags are not.
