Description

Hunting mountain lions is totally different than hunting for elk, deer or bear. Your day begins as early as 1:00 am, you'll have a light breakfast and join our houndsman who will instruct you on how to "cut" a track. Tracking a mountain lion involves driving or snowmobiling through a myriad of US Forest Service and private timber company roads, using spotlights mounted to the cat truck, and trying to eyeball a track from many yards away. Once a track is found, dogs are put on it to see if it carries a scent. If so, they're off and the race is on!

Gear & Equipment

Here is the list of items you are definitely going to need:

• Pistol
• Rifle
• Bow/Crossbow

Weapon Details

The cats will be treed, and shots won't exceed 50 yards maximum.

Pricing Details

2026 Adult price: $7500

Deposit: $1000

Terms & Conditions

A non-refundable deposit of $1000 is required upon reserving. A secondary non-refundable deposit of $2000 is due in March. Remaining balance is due June 1st.

Camp/Accommodations

Comfortable cabin lodging with meals provided.

Physical Requirements

Most of our chases for mountain lions are between 100 yards and 3 miles in 6 inches to 2 feet of snow. In some instances we can tailor our chases to clients with limited physical conditioning.

*Weather plays a key role in mountain lion hunting, as a lack of snow make it virtually impossible to cut tracks. A flexible travel schedule is required for any necessary last minute changes.

Permit & Tag Application Process

Over the counter tag. We assist with this process.

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