Deer and Pronghorn Antelope Hunts in Montana and Wyoming

Options range from a 2-state, 2-buck deer hunt in both Wyoming and Montana, to a 1-state deer.

No matter which state you’re hunting, rest assured that ranches are carefully managed for trophy quality and success. If you hunt during November during the rut, you can hunt either a whitetail OR mule deer. There are good numbers of both species.

You can also combo your deer hunt with a pronghorn! The pronghorn antelope and pronghorn/deer combo hunts are conducted in both Wyoming and Montana. In Wyoming they hunt the north east corner near the town of Colony, and in Montana, they hunt the 700 region in the south-east corner around the town of Alzada. These hunts are physically easy with large numbers of game seen, and success rates running between 95 and 100% on antelope bucks averaging over 14″.

This is a draw hunt, but hunters will most likely draw. You can actually put in for Montana, and if you don’t draw you still have time to apply in Wyoming.
Mule deer OR whitetail hunts are 3, 4 or 6 day hunts and can be combined in a number of ways.
If you combo your deer hunt with a pronghorn antelope, your hunt will be 5 or 7 days. Pronghorn only hunts are 3 or 5 days.
Spring turkey hunts are also available.
All hunts are 2 hunters per guide unless booked as 1×1 at an extra charge.
Depending on species and weapon, Whitetail hunts are typically from treestands, elevated platforms or ground blinds. Mule Deer and Antelope are typically spot and stalk using a vehicle.
Hunt Northeast Wyoming and Southeast Montana.
Economical Hunt.
Lots of game (both species of deer and antelope).
High success rates.
Clean, comfortable lodging.

At Outdoors International, we understand the importance of meticulous planning and seamless logistics for a successful and stress-free hunt. Our fully vetted outfitters will do their best to help take care of every detail, allowing you to focus on your adventure.

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Included:

Full Guide Service
Meals
Lodging

Not Included:

Non-Hunter Fee
Additional fee of will be collected for airport transportation of desired
Meat Processing Fee
Non-Resident Hunting License
Tags
Transportation to lodge
Taxidermy
Trip Insurance
Tips for your guide. While not required, it is very much appreciated, and guides often depend on them as supplemental income. Learn how much to tip a hunting guide.

Lodging and Accommodations

Lodging is provided on all hunts with all the comforts of home. They also have rooms available for couples. Breakfast and dinner are cooked and served at the lodge. Lunches are packed and taken along daily to the field. You will not go hungry!