Archery

 We hunt the Beaverhead and Tendoy Mountain ranges in Southwest Montana, within Hunting Districts 300, 302, 328, and 329. Our operations include 10,000 acres of private land and access to over 250,000 acres of public land, providing vast and diverse hunting opportunities.

The terrain ranges from open sage flats to mixed sage and timber, and into fully timbered mountain country. Elevations vary from 6,000 to 9,000 feet, offering classic Western big game hunting.

All four hunting districts offer opportunities for brow-tined bull elk or cow elk, as well as buck or doe mule deer, which helps create a high probability of success.

All hunts consist of 5 full hunting days and 2 half days, with a 2:1 hunter-to-guide ratio. We host a maximum of eight hunters per week to ensure quality, personalized hunts.

Our resident elk population averages over 2,000 elk, with approximately 1,200 elk located in close proximity to our hunting cabin. Hunters can expect to pursue bachelor groups of bulls as well as herds of cows, calves, and mature bulls throughout the season.

Our hunts are conducted using a spot-and-stalk method. This involves extensive glassing to locate elk, followed by carefully planned stalks to close the distance and get within shooting range.

We use 4-wheel-drive vehicles to access our hunting areas, with travel times ranging from 10 to 45 minutes before daylight to reach prime hunting locations.

Our rates include professional guiding, meals, and lodging. As part of our full-service hunting experience, we provide:

• Animal field care and extraction 
• Transportation between lodging and hunting areas 
• Transportation of harvested trophy to a local taxidermist 
• Transportation of meat to a local processor
• Airport Pickup from local airports
• License Application Service - Take the stress out of applying for Montana Hunting Tags

• Meat processing
• Trophy travel preparation by a local taxidermist 
• Tags and licenses 
• Travel to Cabin 
• Guide and Cook gratuities.

Start each morning with a home-cooked, hearty breakfast. After the morning hunt, return to the cabin for lunch or pack a lunch and stay in the field. A home-cooked dinner is provided each evening, with snacks and beverages available during afternoon downtime between morning and evening hunts.

Please let us know in advance if you have any dietary restrictions, and we will do our best to accommodate.

We work with experienced, local guides who have a deep understanding of the terrain and species, and who are committed to providing a safe, successful, and enjoyable hunt. 

 2H Outdoors requires a $1,000 deposit to confirm your intended hunt dates. Deposits are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis, and booking in advance is strongly recommended due to limited availability. 

 Deposits are non-refundable. In the event a client does not obtain a license, 2H Outfitters will hold the deposit and apply it toward a future hunt date. If clients fail to apply for tags, their deposit is non-refundable.  

 If a client draws blood on an animal, their hunt for that species is considered complete, regardless of recovery. 

Take the stress out of the application process. 2H Outdoors offers a complimentary application service, handling the purchase of your preference points and hunting tags on your behalf. 

 Payment is due August 1st for Archery and September 1 for Rifle 

We accept cash, personal checks, cashier’s checks, Venmo, and credit cards.
A 4% processing fee applies to all credit card payments.

Prices include meals, lodging, and a professional guide.

Prices do not include hunting licenses and tags, client travel, meat processing, taxidermy, or gratuities.
Standard gratuities are 15% for guides and 5% for cooks.