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Central Montana Prairie Dog Hunt
2 to 4 Hunters – 3 Days in June / July 2020
Location: This hunt will take place on the within an hour of Billings, MT. There will be access to a variety of hunting sites that ensure maximum success ratio.
Hunt Type: Spot and shoot hunt; sharpen your long range skills. Typical shots are 100 to 1000 yards.
Success Ratio: Depends how good a shot you are!
Price:
· MINIMUM BID $1,750 per Person, MINIMUM 2 Persons
· 3 day rifle hunt with 2 to 4 hunters per 1 guide; if only 2 Hunters, additional hunters can be added at $1,750 per Person or Guide may fill slots)
· Prices include: meals, lodging, and guide
· Prices do not include: transportation to pick up/drop off point in Billings, MT, hunting license/tags, game processing, taxidermy fees, gratuities, meals and hotel charges before pack in or after pack out date.
· Must be taken in June/July 2020, subject to scheduling and availability.
WE THANK CHARGE MEDIA ADVENTURES
FOR THIS 50% OFF DONATION!
Contact Information, scheduling information and additional information follow
Dates: Subject to fluctuate based on guide and client availability in June/July 2020. Call Guide to schedule.
Sample Itinerary:
· Day 1 – Arrive in camp by 3pm. Sight in weapon, relax and prepare for the following day’s hunt.
· Day 2 thru 4 – Depart in the morning for hunt. Break for lunch in the afternoon. Back to camp in the evening for dinner and overnight.
· Day 5 - Breakfast and depart for home.
Meals & Accommodations: Comfortable lodging and hearty meals will be provided. Meals will be served each evening with lunches in the field and breakfast before departing on each day’s hunt. All you’ll need to bring is your personal gear (recommended packing list will be provided)
Transportation: Fly into Billing, MT. Rent a vehicle and plan to arrive at designated location in Billings, MT at 2pm. There, you’ll be met by our representative and escorted directly to base camp (about 60 minutes from meeting location).
Terrain: The areas we’ll hunt are easily accessible and not terribly difficult to navigate (in terms of typical prairie dog country).
Typical Weather Conditions: Temperatures can fluctuate drastically and range from teens to 80 degrees with the possibility of rain or snow. Being prepared for various weather conditions is a must. We will provide you with a recommended gear list once you’ve booked your hunt.
Processing: Should you successfully harvest an animal, your guide will be responsible for field dressing, skinning, and transporting your prize out of the backcountry and back to camp. Taxidermy and processing fees are the client’s responsibility. ?
Optional Activities: Fishing may be available in nearby rivers, lakes and ponds
Deposits: Not applicable to purchase at SCI Banquet. For any added hunters, a 50% non-refundable deposit must be paid to reserve your space. Final payments are due 60 days prior to hunt start date.
Caveat: Information contained in this trip description is subject to change without notice. This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
Updated: December 30, 2019. All Rights Reserved
Contact Information: 200 Eagles Nest Drive, Building 200, Suite D + Canton, GA 30115 + (678) 388-2200 + (678) 388-2204 Fax
Auction Location:
2500 South Cobb Drive, S.E., Smyrna, Georgia, 30080, United States
Buyer's Premiums:
| From (Incl.) | To (Excl.) | Premium |
| 0.00 |
5,000.00 |
5% |
| 5,000.00 |
Infinite |
250.00 |
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