Guided Hound Hunts for Bear
Our hound hunts are a great hunt for lots of action without sitting still like our baited bear hunt. We run over 140 bait sites and we bait every day on the sites we are using that week. We check our cameras every day. Our day starts very early in the morning to check bait sites and cameras to see which sites will be more productive. Then as soon as legal shooting time starts our houndsman, John – with over 20 years’ experience in hound hunting for bear, will let a couple of dogs out to start on a scent. All dogs have a GPS collar and John knows where all dogs are at any given time. When the dogs have a bear treed or bayed, at that point the hunters are brought in. This can take all day or 20 minutes. John has 18 dogs he keeps locally during the season. Every day there is a fresh set of dogs ready to go.
What's Included in our Hound Hunts?
Our hound hunts are a 6-day hunt and include meals, lodging, and guiding. We only take four hunters per week to ensure we can give it our all for our hunters. Book early, we only take 4 hunters per week.
Arrive in the afternoon on a Sunday and leave in the morning the following Sunday. We have a 98% success rate with hounds on our hunts.
Hound Hunt Rates
- 2024 - $3,500 includes meals, lodging, transportation while hound hunting, game retrieval and care
- All hunts are seven nights lodging and six days hunting. Hunting is Monday to Saturday per State Law
- Check In time is after 3:00PM on Sunday, check out the following Sunday before 10:00AM
- A $600 non-refundable deposit is required to secure reservation, 50% is due 90 days prior to arrival
- Final payment due upon arrival with cash, bank check, personal check, or money order
- On premise butchering available upon request, additional fees apply
*Initial deposit required to secure reservation. Reservations are on a first-come, first-serve basis. Remaining balance (plus State taxes) will be collected at check in.
*Wounded animal policy. We will make every attempt to try and locate your bear, however, if you draw blood and we are unable to locate the animal, that is considered your kill. Please make a clean and ethical shot with proper shot placement. If you have any questions on where to aim, ask any of our guides.