Planning a Montana 2007 Archery Elk Hunt
10-24-2006 | 11:06 AM
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Fork Horn
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From: Bixby, OK
Planning a Montana 2007 Archery Elk Hunt
I'm doing my research and want to archery hunt elk in Montana with a good outfitter and I'm looking for recommendations and experiences.
Please give me the outfitters name, dates you hunted and yourexperience.
Thank you in advance.
Please give me the outfitters name, dates you hunted and yourexperience.
Thank you in advance.
10-26-2006 | 08:16 PM
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Spike
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RE: Planning a Montana 2007 Archery Elk Hunt
See the elk I shot this year "No outfitter" on public land from our cabin. www.thedropcamp.com
Good Luck Hunting
Steve
Good Luck Hunting
Steve
11-01-2006 | 06:46 PM
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RE: Planning a Montana 2007 Archery Elk Hunt
Went with Indian Summer Outfitters Sept. 18-27 of this year. Back country, pack-in hunt. Bitterroot National Forest unit 250. Excellent accomendations, food, and guide service. Saw and heard bulls every day. Several close calls, but no shot on trophy size animals. Did harvest 20" Muleybuck. Would highly reccomend outfitter. Will go again when finances allow. Owner Joe Ferraro, 1-866-BIGSKYS.
11-26-2006 | 06:57 AM
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Fork Horn
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
RE: Planning a Montana 2007 Archery Elk Hunt
Lung, there are two outfitters near Jardine, MT that I would STRONGLY DISCOURAGE you from. PM me if you want names.... I hunted with one of them this fall, it was a total Clusterf*&k. Too many hunters in camp, total unorganization (guides were tripping over each other in the field), "special" services given to other "high tipping" clients, and a rivalry with the other outfitter in the area that on 3 different occaisions I witnessed intentional spooking of game so neither group of clients would get a shot.
I sure hope you have better luck with your MT hunt than I did.
I sure hope you have better luck with your MT hunt than I did.
12-02-2006 | 02:26 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Planning a Montana 2007 Archery Elk Hunt
PA Bow hunter,
Why not post those names for everyone to see. It would serve them right according to your story.
Lung blood,
Mt is a great state, but you are probably going to get a hodge podge of answers on this kind of a post. The best thing to do, maybe,is to determine what type of terrain or areas you'd prefer to hunt in (lots of different terrain and areas there) and find some reliable outfitters as recommended by the MT FWP. Then call, call, call, many, many references provided by the outfitter (a reputable one will have a list as long as your arm--don't settle for a handful) Once you pick out a couple of choices, then come back here and ask again.
There are MANY good outfitters. There are Many "lemons" as well.
You can not do too much research.
Why not post those names for everyone to see. It would serve them right according to your story.
Lung blood,
Mt is a great state, but you are probably going to get a hodge podge of answers on this kind of a post. The best thing to do, maybe,is to determine what type of terrain or areas you'd prefer to hunt in (lots of different terrain and areas there) and find some reliable outfitters as recommended by the MT FWP. Then call, call, call, many, many references provided by the outfitter (a reputable one will have a list as long as your arm--don't settle for a handful) Once you pick out a couple of choices, then come back here and ask again.
There are MANY good outfitters. There are Many "lemons" as well.
You can not do too much research.
12-07-2006 | 07:27 PM
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Fork Horn
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
RE: Planning a Montana 2007 Archery Elk Hunt
ORIGINAL: hillbillyhunter1
PA Bow hunter,
Why not post those names for everyone to see. It would serve them right according to your story.
Lung blood,
Mt is a great state, but you are probably going to get a hodge podge of answers on this kind of a post. The best thing to do, maybe,is to determine what type of terrain or areas you'd prefer to hunt in (lots of different terrain and areas there) and find some reliable outfitters as recommended by the MT FWP. Then call, call, call, many, many references provided by the outfitter (a reputable one will have a list as long as your arm--don't settle for a handful) Once you pick out a couple of choices, then come back here and ask again.
There are MANY good outfitters. There are Many "lemons" as well.
You can not do too much research.
PA Bow hunter,
Why not post those names for everyone to see. It would serve them right according to your story.
Lung blood,
Mt is a great state, but you are probably going to get a hodge podge of answers on this kind of a post. The best thing to do, maybe,is to determine what type of terrain or areas you'd prefer to hunt in (lots of different terrain and areas there) and find some reliable outfitters as recommended by the MT FWP. Then call, call, call, many, many references provided by the outfitter (a reputable one will have a list as long as your arm--don't settle for a handful) Once you pick out a couple of choices, then come back here and ask again.
There are MANY good outfitters. There are Many "lemons" as well.
You can not do too much research.