Self Guided Hunts - Montana Elk Hunting, Mule Deer, Antelope & Prairie Dog Hunts on OUTDOORSMAN

About Self Guided Hunts

Self Guided Antelope Hunts offers the experienced hunter world class pronghorn antelope hunting with an opportunity to access private land without the added costs associated with pronghorn antelope hunting guides. We operate our pronghorn antelope hunts out of two ranches in eastern and central Montana. The Ingomar Ranch in eastern Montana is home for our pronghorn antelope hunts and prairie dog hunts, while the Martinsdale Ranch in central Montana is home for our whitetail deer hunts and elk hunts. We’ve tried to provide as much information as possible about our self guided antelope hunts on our website so be sure to check the various links. We will also be more than happy to do what we can to work with you in planning your pronghorn antelope hunts and answering any questions you might have about pronghorn antelope hunting.

Located in eastern Montana, the Ingomar ranch is host to one of the most impressive Antelope populations in the country. There are several antelope herds that are permanent residents on the 250,000 acre ranch. Although the antelope are free-ranging they are also territorial which keeps them within their home range on the ranch. The size of the ranch also allows us to better manage antelope hunting pressure throughout the season by rotating pronghorn antelope hunting areas between groups. We will never schedule pronghorn antelope hunts back to back for any particular area.

Depending on the size of your group you can expect your pronghorn antelope hunting area to be anywhere from 4,000-12,000 acres. You'll be the only ones assigned to your area so you won't have to worry about competing for antelope with anyone else. Because of the size of the ranch it also covers a wide variety of terrain from steep cliffs and buttes, to rolling hills and prairie, to winding coulee’s and river bottoms. However no matter where you may be on the ranch you will never be too far from one of the 100+ ponds and reservoirs where you will commonly find antelope watering.

Come join us for a Pronghorn Antelope hunting experience you will never forget.

About Self Guided Hunts

Prairie dog hunts on the Ingomar ranch are like none other. Prairie Dog towns can range in size from a few acres to over 1 square mile. It is unknown just how many prairie dog towns exist on the ranch. One guess is well over a combined 10 square miles of prairie dog towns, however each year existing prairie dog towns grow, new towns appear, and old ones are discovered. One thing you can always count on is wondering whether or not you brought enough shells.

Located in eastern Montana, the Ingomar ranch is host to one of the most impressive Prairie Dog populations in the country. There are several hundred Prairie Dog towns that are permanent residents on the 250,000 acre ranch. The size of the ranch also allows us to better manage prairie dog hunting pressure throughout the season by rotating prairie dog hunting areas between groups. We will never schedule prairie dog hunts back to back for any particular area.

Depending on the size of your group you can expect your prairie dog hunting area to be anywhere from 4,000-12,000 acres. You'll be the only ones assigned to your area so you won't have to worry about competing for Prairie Dogs with anyone else. Because of the size of the ranch it also covers a wide variety of terrain from steep cliffs and buttes, to rolling hills and prairie, to winding coulee’s and river bottoms. However no matter where you may be on the ranch you will never be too far from one of the 100+ Prairie Dog towns.

About Self Guided Hunts

Self Guided Antelope Hunts offers the experienced hunter world class DIY pronghorn antelope hunts with an opportunity to access private land without the added costs associated with pronghorn antelope hunting guides. We operate our unguided pronghorn antelope hunts out of two ranches in eastern and central Montana. The Ingomar Ranch in eastern Montana is home for our DIY pronghorn antelope hunts and prairie dog hunts, while the Martinsdale Ranch in central Montana is home for our DIY whitetail deer hunts and DIY elk hunts. We’ve tried to provide as much information as possible about our self guided antelope hunts on our website so be sure to check the various links. We will also be more than happy to do what we can to work with you in planning your unguided pronghorn antelope hunts and answering any questions you might have about DYI pronghorn antelope hunting.

Located in eastern Montana, the Ingomar ranch is host to one of the most impressive Antelope populations in the country. There are several antelope herds that are permanent residents on the 250,000 acre ranch. Although the antelope are free-ranging they are also territorial which keeps them within their home range on the ranch. The size of the ranch also allows us to better manage antelope hunting pressure throughout the season by rotating pronghorn antelope hunting areas between groups. We will never schedule DIY pronghorn antelope hunts back to back for any particular area.

Depending on the size of your group you can expect your pronghorn antelope hunting area to be anywhere from 4,000-12,000 acres. You'll be the only ones assigned to your area so you won't have to worry about competing for antelope with anyone else. Because of the size of the ranch it also covers a wide variety of terrain from steep cliffs and buttes, to rolling hills and prairie, to winding coulee’s and river bottoms. However no matter where you may be on the ranch you will never be too far from one of the 100+ ponds and reservoirs where you will commonly find antelope watering.

Come join us for a Unguided Pronghorn Antelope hunting experience you will never forget.

About Self Guided Hunts

Self-Guided Hunts offers the experienced hunter an opportunity to access private land without the added costs associated with an outfitter or guide service. Operating out of two ranches in eastern and central Montana, the Ingomar Ranch is home to our DIY Montana antelope and prairie dog hunts while the Martinsdale Ranch in central Montana is home to DIY Montana whitetail and elk hunts. We’ve tried to provide as much information as possible about our unguided Montana hunts on our website, so be sure to check the various links and don't hesitate to contact us with questions on planning your next DIY Montana hunting adventure.

Ingomar Ranch: Located in Eastern Montana, the Ingomar ranch is host to one of the most impressive Antelope populations in the country. There are several herds that are permanent residents on this 250,000 acre ranch. Although the antelope are free-ranging they are also territorial which keeps them within their home range on the ranch. The size of the ranch also allows us to better manage hunting pressure throughout the season by rotating hunting areas between groups. We will never schedule hunts back to back for any particular area.

The Martinsdale Ranch, located in Central Montana, is situated in some of Montana's most premier white tail and elk country. Located in the foothills of the Crazy Mountains, it is perfectly situated to access a variety of white tail and elk habitat. The East Martinsdale Ranch is best suited for our DIY Montana whitetail hunts where you will find several stretches of river bottom protected by towering cottonwoods and thick ground cover with a maze of game trails throughout. Our DIY Montana elk hunts are primarily run out of the West Martinsdale Ranch which borders the western boundary of the Lewis & Clark National forest. The west ranch covers over 10,000 acres with ridgelines and high plateaus that run throughout the hunting area.

About Self Guided Hunts

Self-Guided Hunts offers the experienced hunter an opportunity to access private land without the added costs associated with an elk hunting outfitter or guide service. Operating out of two ranches in eastern and central Montana, the Ingomar Ranch is home to our antelope and prairie dog hunts while the Martinsdale Ranch in central Montana is home to whitetail and DYI elk hunts. We’ve tried to provide as much information as possible about our DYI elk hunts on our website, so be sure to check the various links and don't hesitate to contact us with questions on planning your next unguided elk hunting adventure.

The Martinsdale Ranch, located in Central Montana, is situated in some of Montana's most premier whitetail and elk country. Located in the foothills of the Crazy Mountains, it is perfectly situated to access a variety of whitetail and elk habitat.

Our DIY elk hunts are primarily run out of the West Martinsdale Ranch which borders the western boundary of the Lewis & Clark National forest. The west ranch covers over 10,000 acres with ridgelines and high plateaus that run throughout the unguided elk hunting area.

About Self Guided Hunts

Prairie dog hunts on the Ingomar ranch are like none other. Prairie Dog towns can range in size from a few acres to over 1 square mile. It is unknown just how many prairie dog towns exist on the ranch. One guess is well over a combined 10 square miles of prairie dog towns, however each year existing prairie dog towns grow, new towns appear, and old ones are discovered. One thing you can always count on is wondering whether or not you brought enough shells.

Located in eastern Montana, the Ingomar ranch is host to one of the most impressive Prairie Dog populations in the country. There are several hundred Prairie Dog towns that are permanent residents on the 250,000 acre ranch. The size of the ranch also allows us to better manage prairie dog hunting pressure throughout the season by rotating prairie dog hunting areas between groups. We will never schedule prairie dog hunts back to back for any particular area.

Depending on the size of your group you can expect your prairie dog hunting area to be anywhere from 4,000-12,000 acres. You'll be the only ones assigned to your area so you won't have to worry about competing for Prairie Dogs with anyone else. Because of the size of the ranch it also covers a wide variety of terrain from steep cliffs and buttes, to rolling hills and prairie, to winding coulee’s and river bottoms. However no matter where you may be on the ranch you will never be too far from one of the 100+ Prairie Dog towns.