MT Hunting Adventures

Montana Hunting Adventures operates guided hunts across the Bull Mountains, a premier trophy elk unit in Montana with exclusive access to private ranches. Founded by Greg, an outfitter with decades of experience, the operation focuses on delivering successful hunts while building lasting relationships with clients who return year after year.

Montana Hunting Adventures guides hunters after:

• •Elk - Rocky Mountain elk hunts through rugged terrain, dense forests, and meadows. Expect the bugle echo and the adrenaline rush of chasing trophy bulls.
• •Mule Deer - Hunt big-eared mule deer across rolling hills, rocky outcrops, and prairies with experienced guides who know deer behavior.
• •Whitetail Deer - Dense forest and river bottom hunts using tree stands and ground blinds to maximize encounters with mature bucks.
• •Antelope - Chase pronghorn across open plains—one of North America's fastest land animals, requiring sharp eyes and quick reflexes.

"We treat EVERY HUNT AS IT IS OUR OWN. It is the only way we know how to make sure our customers come back year after year, successful hunt after hunt."

Guides bring dozens of years of field experience and intimate knowledge of the terrain. They handle scouting, tracking, and positioning—whether you prefer stalking through forests or glassing from high ridges. Hunts are customized to your skill level and preference, from beginners to seasoned hunters.

Both seasons require different prep:

Clothing matters. All hunting clothes and rain gear must be made of quiet material—wool or fleece. Layer light to medium weight pieces so you can shed or add as temperatures swing. Break in all footwear before the hunt; foot injuries derail expeditions fast.

For Rifle Hunts: Rain gear, warm jacket/parka, long underwear, light mid-weight coat, 400 sq. in. hunter orange vest, extra socks, binoculars, rangefinder, camera, waterproof boots, hiking boots, gloves, flashlight, day pack, licenses/permits, shooting sticks, rifle with cartridges, and coolers for game.

For Archery Hunts: Rain gear, long johns, extra socks, binoculars, rangefinder, camera, extra release, camo tops and bottoms, black long sleeve shirt for blind hunting, camo lightweight and mid-weight coats, waterproof rubber knee boots, hiking boots, gloves, house shoes, scent-free toiletries, medications, flashlight, day pack, insect repellent (ThermaCell), licenses/permits, bow with extremely sharp broadheads (practice with at least one backup set), and coolers for game and clean clothes.

Broadhead sharpness is non-negotiable. As arrows get removed and replaced in quivers, blades dull. Razor-sharp heads slice cleanly without coagulation; dull heads rip and let game escape. Check sharpness regularly during the hunt.

Montana weather changes fast. Early rifle season runs mild (60°F) but can drop to 0°F. Archery season (typical 30°F to 70°F) occasionally dips near 0°F in October. Dressing in layers lets you adjust on the fly without losing effectiveness.

Terrain spans rugged mountains, dense forests, rolling hills, rocky outcrops, expansive meadows, and open plains—expect to navigate all of it.

Montana Hunting Adventures views hunting as more than sport. It's about forging a bond with the landscape, challenging yourself in the wild, harvesting food sustainably, and building camaraderie. Through responsible practices, they contribute to wildlife management and conservation, ensuring Montana's game remains vibrant for future generations.

Call (406) 671-4751 or email [email protected] to book a hunt or ask questions about pricing and availability. Follow their social media for updates on successful hunts and trail camera photos from the property.