Antelope hunts are conducted during the general Montana Antelope season. Though primarily a rifle hunt, archery equipment may be used on these hunts. Hunts are conducted on a large tract of land, to ensure lots of antelope and trophy quality. 13" to 14" antelope bucks with larger bucks a great possibility.
Montana Antelope tags are issued through a drawing process. Applications for the Antelope drawing are due by June 1st, of every year.
State: Montana Season: October through November
Rifle Only: $1,900 4x1
This property is located in central Montana. Native grasslands in the broken prairie, make up this Antelope rich hunting area. Antelope are very huntable in the broken draws and hills of the properties. Water holes can make this a decent archery hunt, if the area hasn't received too much moisture in the fall. Typically the bucks on these properties are 13" to 14" and somewhere in the mid to high 60's B&C score.
Hunters stay in a furnished home on the ranch, but are responsible for bringing and cooking their own meals. A cook can be arranged at an additional cost
Rifle: $1,950 - 2x1
This property is located in central Montana. Native grasslands in the broken prairie, make up this Antelope rich hunting area. Antelope are very huntable in the broken draws and hills of the properties. Water holes can make this a decent archery hunt, if the area hasn't received too much moisture in the fall. Typically the bucks on these properties are 13" to 14" and somewhere in the mid to high 60's B&C score.
Hunters stay in a furnished home on the ranch, but are responsible for bringing and cooking their own meals. A cook can be arranged at an additional cost.
Rifle: $2,650 - 2x1
This property is located in eastern Montana. The terrain is typified by rolling prairie, rough draws vegetated in grass and Ponderosa pine-covered hills. This is great antelopet habitat. Lodging and meals are provided. Typically the bucks on these properties are 14" to 15" and somewhere in the mid to high 70's B&C score.