Guided Hunting Camps
Our guided hunts offer a variety of adventures whether you're hunting elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, antelope, bear, moose, and mountain goat or a combination of animals. At UCO you can expect all of our camps to be well maintained and in excellent condition, experienced camp cooks preparing some of the best food in the mountains and experienced, cooperative guides who know the 
game and mountains. All our guided hunts are six nights and five full hunting days. Our hunting area consists of private land and permitted use on the Beaverhead National Forest. Our hunting is done mostly by horseback for all our guided hunts, but some hunts from the lodge use ATV’s and four wheel drives depending on the location of the elk. We hunt at an elevation of 6000 to 9500 ft. We furnish everything except your license, rifle, ammunition, and personal gear. The cost includes the hunters transportation to and from Bozeman, three home cooked meals per day, comfortable lodging and your own personal guide on a one-on-two hunt. It does not include the hunting license, transportation to Montana, taxidermy, meat processing, and lodging in Bozeman before the hunt starts.
Our Camps:
GUIDED LODGE NATIONAL FOREST HUNTS:
Hunting from the lodge gives you access to the Snowcrest, Greenhorn, and Gravelly Mtn. ranges. This versatility enables UCO to bring the hunters to the game. Hunting is done mainly by horseback, but we also use 4-wheel drive, ATV’s and always lots of hiking, depending on the location of the elk. After your all day hunt, you can return to a warm, private room and a hot meal. We can arrange to accommodate non-hunting guests who desire a Montana experience.
GUIDED LODGE PRIVATE RANCH HUNTS
Guided Rifle and Archery hunts on five private limited access ranches including our own. These ranches are large areas consisting of over 65,000 acres. The land varies from river bottom and hay meadows ideal for our whitetail hunts, then it turns into rolling sagebrush hills and high mountain plains –antelope & mule deer country. Then the terrain transforms into high ridges, deep canyons, mountain meadows, scattered timber and spread amongst it all are high mountain springs with aspen groves ideal elk habitat. Hunting is done mainly by 4-wheel
drive, ATV’s and always lots of hiking