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Idaho elk camp
Frequently Asked Questions
 What's the altitude at Camp?
Most camps are around 7000 feet

 
What will the accommodations be like for elk/deer?
Comfortable clean wall tents with heat and cots.  We also use Cabela ‘s ‘outfitter series xtreme dome tents. 

Will we be able to shower?
Yes, we have a shower tent

 
How do we   communicate from camp?
We use ‘Spot’ and also Satellite phones

How long is the ride into Camp?
Each camp is different. Some are 4 hours while others are 6 hours

 
What happens when I shoot an animal?
Depending on weather, we will hang it or pack it out right away

 
Is there a meat processor?
There is on  in Hamilton MT
, or if driving, you may load it up and take it home with you.

 If I fly, can my meat get shipped home?
Yes, but keep in mind this could easily cost up to $1000.  Check with UPS to get accurate pricing.

Where do I fly into?
Missoula Montana. From there it is a 4 -5 hour drive to the trailhead.   You may want to consider driving and staying at Salmon Id, North Fork Id,  (2 hours from trailhead) or Darby MT (3 hours from trailhead).

 What distance will we be shooting?
Bear hunts – 50 yards to 200 yards
Elk & Deer -  150-500 yards
Lion – Lions are mostly shot from trees 

 
Will we be on foot or horseback?
We will ride into camp on horseback, once in camp you will be on foot.  If you NEED horses, arrangements can be made ahead of time for guided hunts only.

 
Do I need a rangefinder or spotting scope?
Your guide will have necessary items; however you may bring yours as well.

 
Will we be out all day?
Bear – Baits are checked in the morning and evenings
Elk/deer/Moose – You will leave camp in the morning and not return till evening.
Lion – Usually leaves early A.M and return in the afternoon.

What about the food?
Food is all premade, vacuum sealed and frozen. On occasion we do use Mountain House.  Drop camps must bring thier own food and be able to fit in 2 coolers.

 
How much should I tip, who should I  tip?
Usually those who get tipped are the guide, packer, cook. But definitely please tip your guide.


Bitterroot Outfitters
907 W. Cow Creek
Hamilton MT  59840

406-363-0403

Email Us
info@idahohunts.net