This is a fun hunt to do either on your own or with a couple buddies or family members. It makes for a great day and is very kid friendly! We have several prairie dog towns on our private ranch providing for hours of shooting. Your trigger finger will get tired! We generally suggest bringing at least 300-400 rounds of ammunition per day per person. There are several stores in the town of Sheridan to purchase more if you need.

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Prairie dogs

This is an amazing DIY Archery Elk Camp located in Southwestern Colorado. This camp drops you off into the middle of Elk Country, our groups in the past have always seen elk and got shot opportunities during their hunts. This camp also offers excellent mule deer hunting, if you have preference points and can draw a tag. You are able to drive into this camp via a private road but all hunting is on foot from there. This camp has 800 acres of private property to hunt as well as thousands of hard to access acres of non-motorized National Forest. This is a true DIY hunt, we take you into the camp help you get settled, provide a map or onx points of suggested hunting areas and then the rest is up to you. A unique feature of this camp is that you can glass a lot of country from camp and listen to them bugle at night. This camp is setup for groups of 4 at $1750 per person, groups of 3 at $2000 per person, groups of 2 or solo guys may book but may have to share a camp.

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Elk

Sea duck hunting on the Alaska Peninsula is an amazing experience.  Whether we are shooting from the beach that separates the Bering Sea from Herendeen Bay or from a layout boat in the protected waters of Nelson Lagoon, we are hunting the largest biomass of Pacific Eiders that can be found anywhere in Alaska!   Our unique location on this narrow spit of sand affords us extremely rare opportunities to hunt these largest of all Northern Hemisphere ducks over land as they fly from one mussel bed to another. The Common Pacific Eider is the most prolific species in this area. The Long tailed duck (Old Squaw) and Common Scooter are a couple of species that our water fowling guest also find desirable. Ptarmigan hunting also helps to round out the week. The Ptarmigan in this area of the Alaska Peninsula are Willow Ptarmigan and their numbers are very high. These birds are nearly in full winter colors during the month of November. Our staff of professional guides & our marketing partners literally cannot over emphasize safety in all aspects of our operations.  There are very few places in the world that can offer Pacific Common Eider (V-Nigra) hunts with a fair to moderate chance of successfully taking one or two fine specimen. In most locations that offer eider hunts, there is usually a great risk involved to the hunter or there just aren’t enough birds to sustain even the slightest bit of commercial pressure. The Pacific Eider hunts that we offer in Nelson Lagoon, Alaska are both safe and there are thousands of accessible birds. Hunters who wish to duck hunt should bring their own shotgun and steel shot. Hunters interested in duck hunting can purchase their Alaskan licenses online from the Alaska Fish and Game website

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Sea duck

DISCOUNT EXPIRES FEBRUARY 1, 2019 Fully guided 3-day hunt on private land. Lodging and meals are not included. Expect to see elk every day. Hunt area is 106 type 4 or 7. Hunters have over a 90% chance of drawing tags for this hunt. Season is November 1- December 31. Combo hunts available inquire about pricing

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Elk

This hunt is primarily conducted off horses and mules. We ride deep into cougar country following travel ways and scrape lines left behind by giant toms as they roam around in search of promising females. A scrape is a way cougars use to communicate to one another about each others territory and boundaries. Scrapes are also used as a calling card to bring breeding pairs closer together. Not an activitity that happens as regularly during winter months. Having keen knowledge of these special behaviors and the areas they take place, gives us huge advantages in locating and harvesting these magnificent creatures.It is hard to describe the pleasure one gets watching his hounds learn and progress. Nothing puts their skills to the test like free casting them off horse back in bare ground condition. They learn to work as a team by fanning out and individually searching for the smallest amount of cougar scent. Then they ban together, noses to the ground helping each other move the track forward as fast as they possibly can without making mistakes. Often times this happens in conditions where there is no visible sign for man to see. This leaves us nothing to rely on but the narutal instincts of their noses. No other time of the year can you experience this type of spectacular hound work. Please note that education course is obligatory for this hunt.

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Mountain lion / Puma

The day typically starts by waking up at 4:00 am and we are leaving camp or town by 5:00 am, each client has his or her own guide with a pack of 10-12 seasoned hounds fitted with gps tracking collars, horses/mules,side-by-side 4x4 truck equipped with 2 way UHF radios for comunications etc.. The guide will begin looking for lion tracks that have crossed two track jeep trails, ranching and mining roads or horse and game trails that cross cut the large mountain ranges that the large predators call home . Once the guide or the hounds find the track , the guide will determine age of track and size and sex of the animal and will decide if it a animal we should pursue or not. We persue these predators by putting our hounds on the track. Most weeks there are two hunters in camp for the week, possibly three hunters. TEAM WORK After the first animal is harvested all efforts of the the guides with their hounds horses and equipment will be focused on getting the second hunter an animal. This becomes a team effort and has allowed us to harvest large numbers of exceptional lions over the decades of hunting we have under our belts. Whether it be snow or dry ground conditions, we are consistent in harvesting large numbers of trophy toms, even in the most difficult conditions. We credit this to thousands of hours afield in pursuit of these animals, exceptionally driven and talented dogs that have been selectively bred for one purpose; to surpass and surmount even the most difficult scenting conditions and terrain with ease, and the years of experience the pursuit of these incredibly tough animals have given us as guides to be able to handle any situation that may arise. Our snow hunts typically run from November 15- March 31st and our dry ground hunts can be conducted year round. Short notice hunts and last minute hunts are also welcome. Feel free to contact me at any time for openings.

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Mountain lion / Puma

This sprawling private cattle ranch was only sporadically hunted by a few family members until recently. Sportsmen will appreciate the opportunities for abundant game that roam the ranch in Southeast Nebraska. We offer a 3 day and 2 night predator hunt. Open grassland and tree lines offer many hunting opportunities for predators such as fox, coyote, bobcat, and badger. We will provide you with a map of the property along with locations where you can hunt. Hunters are able to spotlight and hunt at night in Nebraska. You may choose to hunt with a call and decoy, spot and stock, or hunt over bait. Our movable ground blinds are available. Hunting license and permits can be purchased at https://ngpc-home.ne.gov/. Out of state resident’s will need a small game permit and furbearers license. Nebraska residents will need a furbearers license. Hunters can also enjoy excellent catch and release fishing when they are not hunting. Our 20-acre boomerang lake is stocked with large-mouthed bass, northern pike, bluegill, catfish, and crappie.

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Bobcat Coyote

Hunts are August through September, our caribou trophies have been stellar in recent years. The herds are thriving and the numbers are on the increase.

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Barren ground caribou

I have guided hunts for the last 20 years. The hunts take place on Philmont Scout Ranch, a very well know ranch located in the Sangre de Cristo mountains in north eastern New Mexico. We guide bear and mountain lion hunts with hounds. Travel is on a side by side or horseback for those who want the horseback experience. I have over half a million acres of private land that I hunt. I also hunt a few other ranches that are not Philmont but are ranches on private land located in New Mexico. All the hunts are a five day hunt. Bear hunts are $4,ooo . This price does not include meals and lodging. We have meals and lodging available for and additional $1,000 per hunt. A non refundable 40 % deposit is required upon booking. The remaining balance is due 30 days prior to arrival for the hunt. The hunt can be rescheduled the same year if an opening is available. If the hunt is booked the following year there is a 10% administrative fee.

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Black bear

THE TIME TO START PLANNING A FANTASTIC RIFLE ANTELOPE HUNT IN MONTANA IS NOW. THERE ARE THINGS WE CAN DO TODAY THAT WILL GIVE YOU THE BEST POSSIBLE CHANCE TO DRAW AN ANTELOPE LICENSE IN THE FUTURE. I WILL HELP YOU THROUGH THE ENTIRE APPLICATION PROCESS STARTING TODAY! THIS IS A SPECTACULAR HUNT THAT REQUIRES JUST A LITTLE ADVANCED PLANNING..........START TODAY!! Rifle Antelope 500-20, 513-20 or 560-20 permit required. Hunt dates from 10-10-2020 through 11-8-2020. We offer 2x1 hunts ($2100. per hunter) and 1x1 hunts ($2500.) Montana has a four week long rifle antelope season. Hunting for antelope here is almost all purely spot and stalk with an excellent chance of taking one of the most beautiful and exotic animals in North America. This hunt is perfect for the most experienced hunter, couples or parent/child as it is not unusual to see over 100 antelope per day insuring nonstop action and hunting excitement. The area we outfit in has great trophy buck potential!! Hunters should expect to draw this sought after rifle antelope permit in 1-3 years as all antelope permits in Montana are done via a drawing. Drawing odds are: 1st year 60%, 2nd year 75%, 3rd year 80%.....you need to start planning now as this hunt is well worth the effort!! Nonresident License Information: Antelope license cost is around $230. and these are on a limited draw basis.

Stalking Rifle Hunting

Pronghorn antelope