8andcounting
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If your not looking for a outfitter but just a private ranch to hunt on them good luck ! Start pounding on doors I guess
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I second what MTGomer said about contacting one of them for a cancelation hunt.So, my best friend's wife has an Elk and Deer tag to hunt in Montana, but the ranch they've hunted for years and were to hunt was sold a couple of months ago and now she has no place to hunt. So if anyone knows of a rancher around Bozeman that will accept a trespass fee or if you guys have any suggestions please let me know and we can put the wheels in motion so that she can use her tags. She may shoot a cow elk or whatever as she's taken some good bulls over the years and she understands what she's up against. So again she's all ears to any and all suggestions.
chris
No I’m not ... I’m just saying u don’t need private . Finding private at this date is hard good grief that’s all I’m saying if I could help the gal out I wouldLMFAO 8ball you're busting this guys chops about public land hunting and all that garbage and you come out every year and hunt private in Central Montana and shoot a management buck.
That's some funny shit.
Sutton I guess I didn't through all the details but there's some decent stuff around the bozo Valley, into Paradise and that. You might get lucky on some cancelation hunts too with outfitters.
Good luck in your search.
8andcounting--what forum should I have put it on?
MTGomer--good tip there, I'll pass it on, thanks.
314 is browtine bull only south of Big Creek, so unless she's got a b tag (she might, they issued 1000 of them) she'll need to look north of Big Creek if hunting in the Paradise Valley.Man people are hammering you for this... stupid.
There is an outfitter in the tom minor basin down paradise valley that might have some open slots, especially for cows. I'm forgetting the name but I know a couple people that have used them.
I would also look into landtrust.com? < might be slightly off there
You can purchase time on private ranches to go hunt. Dunno the quality as I have never gone that route before but I have certainly thought about it.
That sale surprised me, easier for the owners to take the money and buy elk hunts somewhere else vs kill them on your own land?"Not having a place to hunt" is pretty damn funny, as is the apparent bind these people are in to find a place to hunt.. It was the CA ranch that sold. How about those people go park on one of the many trailheads in the Gallatin Canyon or the Bridgers, take a rifle, and see what Montana public land elk hunting is all about. Not that there's anything really wrong with taking a vacation where you get fed, pampered and get to shoot a 350 class bull, but these people have millions of acres of public land to hunt elk on.
He just sold his outfitting business. I am certainly pretentious on this one. I can't imagine what it would be like to hike up into the gallatin/madison/bridgers with a gun in 2021, when you've had 30+ years of hunting the CA as a warm-up. As if that would happen..Good grief guys, @csutton7 has been on here for over 20 years. It's a perfectly reasonable question to ask. The pretentiousness of hunt talk at times is pretty incredible.
I'd call Rob Arnaud first. If he doesn't have availability I would think there's a good chance he'd have a direction to point you. I'm sure if they've got the money and keep calling around they'll be able to shake something loose.
Given the price, I doubt it has a lot to do with cattle either.It's a huge cattle ranch and I'm sure the sale had very little to do with elk hunting.
Rumor has it that the black angus are going away ... likely for more elk habitat to raise the trophy bulls.It's a huge cattle ranch and I'm sure the sale had very little to do with elk hunting.