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Free-Range Bison — Fort Peck Reservation, MT
Destination: Fort Peck + Bozeman, MTNights: 4Group: 2–6Season: NovemberEstimated: $5,500–$9,500/person
Native-guided on tribal land. A respectful, free-range harvest — not a pay-by-the-pound ranch. Nights at Sage Lodge near Paradise Valley, natural hot springs, fireside dinners featuring the harvest.
What You'll Do
Free-range bison — Fort Peck
Native-guided, respectful of the tradition. Not a canned ranch hunt — actual free-range bison.
Operator: Fort Peck Tribal Fish and Game · Pair with: Sage Lodge or Triple Creek Ranch to close.
Horseback Riding
Where You Sleep
- · Sage Lodge
- · Triple Creek Ranch
Where You Eat
- · Sage Lodge fireside dinner
- · Open Range Bozeman
Questions
Is this an ethical hunt?
Fort Peck's bison program is a culturally-significant management hunt. Non-tribal participation is limited and respectful of the tradition.
Can we donate the harvest?
Yes — tribal partners distribute meat to community food programs.
What if weather closes the hunt?
Included backup days at Sage Lodge with spa, fly-casting clinic, and wolf-tracking in Yellowstone.
Ready to book the story?
Five quick questions, then we build the full itinerary — lodging, daily schedule, dining, bars, the group-chat message — and drop you into a Trip Room you can share with the crew.