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This may be your last chance to hunt antelope in Colorado this fall. And this is a unique opportunity, as Ranching for Wildlife hunts can set their own season dates, and they offer a guaranteed license (meaning no draw required!). Since every State in the West has a draw system for antelope, this is a huge PLUS for hunters. Instead of collecting points for years, you can simply book this hunt and go! Success has historically been approx. 100% on this large ranch, and the outfitter expects the same this year. Hunt takes place near Steamboat Springs. 

Last Permits for 2025!

This outfitter is a third-generation PH that has been guiding hunters from all over the world for decades. He hunts virtually all species of Namibian game, but leopard is his specialty and he has a sterling reputation for big cats. There is simply no better leopard outfitter in Namibia! Success rate is historically 98%! Hunt-Nation’s Don Sangster and Eddie Deuser have each hunted here, and they both had unforgettable trips.

For the 2025 season, only 3 permits remain. This special pricing includes daily rates for 14 days, leopard trophy fee, leopard permit and airport transfers. Numerous additional game species may be added including spotted hyena, Damara dik-dik, mountain zebra, and many more. 

This outfitter is located in the Texas panhandle and their private ranch with dedicated hunting grounds features 12,500 acres along with exceptional lodging and trophy hunting. They offer hunts for whitetails, turkeys and hogs. Hunts are conducted from tower and ground blinds over feeders. Average whitetails will range 130”-140”, with bigger taken every year. On both rifle and archery packages, you are allowed one buck and one doe. They also offer late season doe meat hunts.

All deer hunts are 3 days and 3 nights with lodging and meals included. Tags are available over the counter. You will hunt the afternoon you arrive, the following 3 full days and, if necessary, the morning of your departure. Lodging consists of a main lodge for meals and social gatherings with 8 cabins that sleep up to 12 guests comfortably. Each cabin has a bathroom with shower. Fly into Amarillo and rent a car for the short 1-hour drive to the lodge.

Due to a cancellation, this is a great opportunity for a luxury yacht-based Sitka deer hunt in southeast Alaska for this fall.

This Alaskan outfitter has 30 years of experience. He has an exclusive guide area in some of the finest Sitka deer, brown bear and black bear hunting on the planet. These deer hunts are conducted from a 70’ luxury yacht, where you will spend nights and enjoy 5-star meals. During the day, you will use multiple methods to hunt. They hunt multiple areas, either on Prince of Wales Island (famous for its B&C class blacktails) or the ABC Islands. Deer movements and habits are highly dependent upon time of year, the amount of snow fall, the rut activity and the hunt area. The rut typically kicks in around mid-November. There is a 2 deer limit per hunter, and they are normally 100% success most years. Duck hunting is also included.

If you have dreamed of putting a big bull moose on the wall but Alaska or the Yukon is just not in the budget, you need to take a hard look at northern Manitoba. Simply put, this area produces some big bulls at about 1/3 the price of those other destinations!

This family-owned and operated outfitting business enjoys a high percentage of repeat clients. Their fly-in moose hunts are based out of cabin or tent camps on various remote lakes in northern Manitoba, which makes resident hunting pressure almost non-existent. You will be the only hunters on the lake, and hunting is via small motorized boats, with lots of calling and listening for lovesick bulls at strategic locations.

This is an absolute first class multi-species outfitter in NW Wyoming. Previous mule deer hunters we’ve sent there called it “the best overall package with an outfitter than I have hunted with!” In fact, his previous clients all speak very highly of him, and he’s been featured on outdoors TV many times. We consider his mule deer hunts to be one of the best values around.

These are fully-guided horseback hunts near Yellowstone Park’s eastern boundary, but you stay at their modern lodge and ride out each morning. You will see some gorgeous country and have a true wilderness experience, while enjoying home cooking and a warm bed each night. You will hunt migrating mule deer in the late pre-rut. Horses take much of the pain out of accessing the back country to find those big old boys, however, this is a physical hunt, and hunters must be in shape and able to withstand the cold and snow that causes the deer to move to lower elevations at that time of year.

Normally these hunts are close to 100% opportunity on mature bucks in the 160-inch and up range. Yes, you can shoot a monster here, but realistically you should be able to harvest a mature buck in the 155- to 170-inch class, as these hunts have historically been high-success. The hunt area is in Deer Region F, and you should be able to draw a SPECIAL LICENSE WITH ZERO PREFERENCE POINTS!, so call us now to book your 2026 hunt!

Good caribou hunts are getting very hard to find, but this outfitter hunts both Barren Ground caribou and grizzly bears, with very good success. The caribou hunts take place along the north slope of the famous Brooks Range. The area is home to over 200,000 animals and this outfitter is permitted to hunt it from end to end (approx. 40,000 square miles). And the Western Arctic Herd’s summer range and calving grounds are in the heart of this outfitter’s area, so there is normally no shortage of animals. However, caribou can move 20 miles overnight, so no caribou hunt is a sure thing, but this outfitter has over 35 years of experience there and normally does very well. You also have the option of taking a grizzly if you see one, and often there is some world class fishing available as well.

Hunts are 7 days (5 hunting days) and you can choose either a traditional “hiking” hunt that entails climbing nearby ridges each day to glass for animals, or a more mobile “raft” hunt (not a float hunt), where you hunt from a motorized Zodiac boat each day, allowing you to cover much more territory (130 river miles/day!). You stay in the same camp regardless of which hunt you choose.

This is an opportunity to join Hunt Nation’s Don Sangster on a free range plains game safari in South Africa in late May/early June 2026 (exact dates to be set based on your schedule)

Most experienced hunters will tell you that there is no better place in Africa for variety and abundance of plains game species than South Africa, and that there is no better value for your safari dollar. But ALL of South Africa is high-fenced, right? WRONG! We work with a premier outfitter in South Africa that is entirely FREE RANGE, and over 1.2 million acres/1,800 sq. miles of it at that, in different areas of the country. All species hunted (about 35 in total) are indigenous, wild and self-sustaining. In addition to plains game, their concessions have Cape buffalo and elephant as well. They also offer muzzleloader and bowhunting, and even some upland birds and waterfowl. They even have fishing, and some great sightseeing and eco tours for the whole family.

This outfitter hunts 3 main areas, and this hunt will take place in their Umko Valley concession, in KwaZulu Natal Province (although hunting from more than one camp can certainly be arranged). The game here inhabit the dense indigenous forests and rolling hills of this 150,000-acre conservancy. Southern greater kudu, nyala, bushbuck, Cape eland, reedbuck, waterbuck, wildebeest and zebra are just some of the plains game species available. The camp is a traditional luxury tented camp on the banks of a river, with en suite chalets, electric blankets, and indoor and outdoor showers, all of which contribute to a great atmosphere and overall experience.

This is as good as it gets for hunting brown bears in luxury, and this outfitter is often booked out years in advance (that speaks volumes!), but does have some openings.

You will be hunting the famous ABC islands (Admirality, Baranof and Chicagof) for brown bears. Hunts take place from yachts that serve as base camp, from which hunting areas are accessed by 16’-18’ skiffs.

Spring bear hunting in southeast Alaska begins in mid-April, extending into mid-June. Hunting is spot & stalk style, as bears emerging from their winter dens venture to the shorelines and grass flats in search of new plant growth, kelp and small crustaceans. Hunters should be able to walk at least 2 miles over slick, uneven ground. Shooting distances typically are under 100 yards. You will be targeting bears 9ft or better, and the outfitter’s average is 9.5ft+ with 27+” skulls. They regularly take B&C bears, including 2 this year that went All-Time B&C!