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Who is the best pronghorn hunting outfitter in Montana?

By Michael GiffordUpdated September 202659 packages$800–$11,000Typically $3,27336 outfitters

Quick answerTrophies West Outfitting, in Forsyth, ranks best of 36 outfitters running pronghorn hunts in Montana — a review-weighted score built from 34 reviews at a 4.9 average, the strongest combination in the state once thin, barely-reviewed operations are weighted back down. The roster below carries the other nine, each with its own price, rating and what's included.

Top 6 of 36 pronghorn antelope outfitters in Montana

How we rank: Outfitters are ranked by a credibility-weighted rating that blends each outfitter's verified Google star rating with how many reviews back it up — so a strong average from many hunters outranks the same average from only a few — then by the breadth of pronghorn antelope packages they offer (live inventory, last updated September 2026). Prices, ratings and review counts come straight from each outfitter's current listings — always confirm details before you book.

Nobody else ranks Montana's pronghorn outfitters against each other

Every operator with a website says it runs the best pronghorn hunt in the state. None of them puts its own reviews next to a competitor's. This page does — computed across every outfitter that actually runs a pronghorn hunt here, not one ranch's own rate card. Wyoming keeps its own roster, ranked the same way, if that's the state you're drawn in.

Why volume alone doesn't decide the order

J&J Guide Service, out of Ekalaka, carries more reviews than anyone else on this list and still sits ninth. A thinner outfitter, with a fraction of its review count, outranks it near the top. The ranking asks for both: enough reviews to trust the average, and what that average actually is once you have them — one loud outfitter doesn't outrank a quieter one just by talking more.

Why a pronghorn hunt costs less than it looks

Most of these run two to five days, not the week a Montana elk hunt takes. That's most of the gap between the cheapest hunt on this list and the priciest — a shorter trip, not a worse outfitter.

What hunters say about pronghorn antelope outfitters in Montana

27 pronghorn antelope outfitters in Montana carry 270 Google reviews averaging 4.78 — including 17 at three stars or below.

Sourced from Google · most recent review .

Review ratings for pronghorn antelope outfitters in Montana
5 stars248
4 stars5
3 stars6
2 stars1
1 star10
  1. We have been on 9 hunts with J&J. Over the years we have harvested two great bull elk, a number of big mule deer, a couple of antelope and even some big mallards…

    5 out of 5. Ronald Christensen · J&J Guide Service ·

What a guided pronghorn antelope hunt costs in Montana

A guided pronghorn antelope hunt in Montana typically costs $3,273, with half of packages between $2,500 and $4,775.

From 36 priced packages of 59 across 36 outfitters, checked September 2026.

from $800median $3,2739 in 10 under $6,150

4 packages run higher, up to $11,000 — typically multi-day trips with lodging.

Full price breakdown

Guided pronghorn antelope package prices in Montana, September 202636 priced packages

Guided pronghorn antelope package prices in Montana, September 202636 priced packages
PointPrice
Lowest$800
25th percentile$2,500
Median$3,273
75th percentile$4,775
Highest$11,000

How guided pronghorn antelope hunts in Montana are hunted

  • rifle 22 packages from $1,800
  • archery 16 packages from $1,500

Pricing reflects live GuidedHunts outfitter listings, last updated September 2026. Always confirm current pricing and availability directly with the outfitter before booking.

What's included in a guided pronghorn antelope hunt in Montana

Across 59 guided pronghorn antelope packages in Montana that list what they include, these come up most often:

Inclusions vary by outfitter and package — always confirm what's covered before you book.