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Avalanche Basin Outfitters

Address:

United States

Montana

PO Box 17 White Sulphur Springs

Coordinates:

Latitude: 46.545439

Longitude: -110.871216

Doug & Zita Caltrider

Contact:

(406) 547-3962

Communication language

English

E-mail

avalanche@mtintouch.net

Web-site

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Avalanche Basin Outfitters is located in the Big Belt Mountain Range of central Montana, hunting district 446. The hunting area lies 23 miles northwest of White Sulphur Springs and consists of 46,000 acres of beautiful, mountainous, private ranchlands. Hunters have averaged 70% success on five and six point bull elk and 60% success on four and five point mule and whitetail deer over the last 33 years. The antelope we are harvesting average 14" in horn length.

These ranches include seven main drainages, the two largest being Beaver Creek and Elk Creek. The ridges and south slopes are covered with scattered timber and numerous basins. Elevations vary from 4,650 ft. to 6,900 ft. The tops of these ridges offer miles of open parks and benches, where much of our hunting takes place. The north slopes are steep with heavy red fir, lodge pole pine, and quaking aspen timber for cover.

Destination point is White Sulphur Springs, Montana. The closest commercial airport is Helena Regional Airport in Helena, Montana. We provide all transportation to and from camps. We also provide airport pickup on request.

We work out of a modern camp during the week. The camp consists of a clean, comfortable cook house, propane heated cabins (2 people per cabin), and hot showers. We are able to drive into the camp and travel by 4x4 vehicles to different areas and drainages throughout the week. This enables hunters to access much of the area and harvest the best animals available during their hunt. It also enables us to accommodate people of mixed ages and physical abilities. We offer both 2 hunters per 1 guide, and 1 hunter per 1 guide rates to insure personal service.

We provide all camp, equipment, food, guides and accommodations while you are hunting. You will need to bring your personal effects, sleeping bag, binoculars, ammunition, boots and clothing. You are also responsible for license fees, taxidermy fees, meat processing & shipping.