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Colorado hunt produces five for five trophy muleys in '09 (two over 190 net); 3 openings for 2010

Boat-based brownie hunt goes well

The brown bear hunt that we have booked for many years on the ABC Islands in southeastern Alaska went well again this year. All seven hunters killed bears, and five of them ran from nine to nine foot six inches. This has long been one of our most successful hunts because there are a lot of bears in this area, and the outfitter does a great job. We have one opening for April 24-May 2 in 2011. The price is $11,500. Details.

Utah deer and elk permits remain after drawing

The following permits will be available June 17. We have some properties available. Feel free to call anytime.

Resident & nonresident buck deer, Northern Region Muzzleloader/Any legal weapon 5,500

Resident & nonresident general spike bull elk Muzzleloader/Any legal weapon 13,750

Resident & nonresident general any bull elk Muzzleloader/Any legal weapon 12,300

Resident & nonresident archery elk — Hunter's choice Archery Open quota

Resident youth & nonresident youth general buck deer — statewide Archery 1,500d

Mule deer and spike elk archery hunt available

5,000-acre private ranch lease in central Utah. Four water holes are on the property. $1 an acre for the entire property. Hunt entirely on your own, or you can hire a guide to put up blinds and transport you to the blinds. Photos of deer taken in the past three years will be posted tomorrow.

North Dakota archery whitetail
5 day hunt, lodging included , meals on your own at camp or in town 20 minutes away
tree stands placed
130-175 class deer
Along Yellowstone River in western North Dakota
Wooded areas, with ag fields of corn, beets, alfalfa, small grains
Late September or early October (call for openings)
F
ly into Sidney MT or Williston ND and drive to camp 30-60 minutes

Alaska Peninsula brown bear hunt discounted $5,000

Semiguided mule deer hunt only $1,400

Dates available for 2010 trophy whitetail in Alberta

Our favorite outfitter in Alberta, who has been able to put together an exclusive private land hunt despite the province's ridiculous law that prevents ranchers from leasing hunting rights, offers what we think is the best chance anywhere for a rifle hunter to take a free-ranging trophy-class whitetail buck. Some bow hunts in Kansas and eastern Colorado might offer a good chance at a truly exceptional buck, but the rifle seasons in those states fall outside the rut. Outside high-fenced game farms, we have not found a place that offers a better chance to take a truly big buck than this outfitter's concession area. Dates available this year are Nov. 7-13, 14-20 and 21-27. All three hunters can come during the first week, or two hunters can hunt the 14-20 period and one the 21-27. Call and we'll explain why this outfitter has to charge a bit more than his competitors and why it's worth the extra money.

Bow hunt elk in late November or late December

This is a ranch that is available for lease for self-guided archery elk hunting. The price is $2,000 a hunter, and you must have at least two hunters to reserve a two-week period, either the last half of November or the last 20 days of December. You need a Utah archery elk permit, available by clicking here. The best way to hunt in the past has been to wait in a ground blind near an alfalfa hay bait. The rancher can bait for you for an extra fee, or you can drive over and do it yourself. Bulls typically score 280 to 350. Call for details.

New Mexico archery or muzzleloader elk hunt offered at a discount

An outfitter who had four hunters bow-kill three bulls in 2009 has four landowner vouchers for the same unit again this year. He is offering six-day bow hunts for $3,250 and five-day muzzleloader hunts for as little as $4,100. The price is for a party of two and includes a voucher, meals, lodging in a two-bedroom one-bath house near the hunting area, and one guide per pair of hunters. A party of four will get a discount of $150 per person. for sever

"This is a really good area for elk," the outfitter said. "No rifle hunting is allowed in the unit. You won't kill a giant trophy, but we have killed bulls in the 340 to 345 class, and we get at least one 300 to 320 class bull nearly every year. We might have gone 100 percent last year, but one hunter went home early after we had taken only a 4x4. The day he left we got a 5x5, and the next day the last hunter got a 6x6. He probably should have stayed. He couldn't handle hiking as well as the other guy he was paired with, and so my guide put him on some really good water holes and then he would go hike the other guy. The hunter on stand got impatient and went home early, but I think he would have had an excellent chance if he had hung in there. "bull, but nearly eery year we've killed a 300 to 320 range.

The dates are Sept. 9-14 and 17-22 for archery and Oct. 9-13 for muzzleloader. The state tag costs $535 and is not included in the price of the hunt. Hunt EKB4731MT.

High quality elk archery and muzzleloader lease available

If you have been looking for a trophy elk bow or muzzleloder hunt that does not require you to draw a tag, here's an option to consider. The hunt takes place on a 48,000-acre property that is in one of the West's best-known trophy bull units. A corporation bought had the lease for the past few years and paid $7,000 per permit for 14 elk hunters per year with no more than eight archers and the balance muzzleloader hunters. Now the price is $6,500 self-guided and $8,000 guided with two hunters per guide. 1x1 is $9,000.

You do NOT need to line up a group to hunt. Another company picked up the lease recently and will operate the hunt.

You can choose among three September bow hunts, Sept. 1-10, 11-18 or 19-24. Muzzleloader hunters can choose any five days between Oct. 16 and 31.

The ranch has lots of elk and many quality bulls in the 330 to 390 class. The ranch has been tied up for 10 years, but the corporation that has been taking all the permits decided on something else this year. Landowner vouchers are included in these prices, but the state tag is not. More details.

$2,950: Muzzleloader mule deer hunt on Utah ranch bordering Deseret Land & Livestock property

Bowhunters: Private ranch in New Mexico offers one or two elk permits for September 2010