Hunts for bighorn sheep rams, mountain goats & moose
Guided Idaho Specialty Hunts
HIGH ADVENTURE for Idaho bighorn sheep rams, mountain goats & moose with Rawhide Outfitters professional big game hunt guides.
Big horn sheep, mountain goat and the Shiras moose are considered to be North America’s most prestigious big game trophies. Idaho has some of the best draw odds on these “once in a life time” hunts making Idaho a “must apply for” state. If you are successful in drawing one of these “Trophy Species” in our units, either Unit 28, 29, 36B, or 37-A and want professional assistance please contact Rawhide Outfitters. Our pro guides, horses and equipment are ready to pull the stops out to guide you on the hunt of a lifetime. Our guides spend over 90 days a year in these units, ensuring the best possible knowledge and experience needed to provide a hunt of this caliber.
What to Expect
One-on-One Guided Idaho Specialty Hunts
Your hunting success and satisfaction is of the utmost of importance to us. We assist anyone who is interested in applying for one of these hunts of a life time. Please call us for advice on the unit that would be your best opportunity.
Big Horn Sheep Specialty Hunts
Sheep hunting in Salmon, Idaho is big news! With one of the strongest sheep herds in the state, we have an incredible opportunity to harvest once-in-a-lifetime rams every year. We pull out all the stops for our sheep hunters and put in the work required to find the ram of your dreams.
Goat Specialty Hunts
With robust goat populations and prime habitat, Salmon is a great place to chase the billy of a lifetime! As with all of our once-in-a-lifetime hunts, we take it very seriously. Once you draw your tag, we’ll be ready for you!
Moose Specialty Hunts
Moose are reclusive and can be difficult to find in the narrow, brushy canyons around Salmon. But in this tough terrain, bulls can grow even bigger. With 36 years of experience in our hunting area, we’ve been fortunate to learn where some of these giants like to hide. Let us help you find the bull of a lifetime!
Guided Specialty Hunt Details
Rates & Frequently Asked Questions
Planning your hunt starts with the right information. Below, you’ll find details on our rates, what’s included in your guided hunt, and answers to common questions. Whether you’re curious about licensing, gear, accommodations, or the hunt itself, we’re here to ensure you’re fully prepared for an unforgettable experience in the Idaho wilderness.
Prices subject to 6% Idaho Sales Tax
8 Day Big Horn Sheep Hunt
Specialty Hunts Season Varies Aug 30 – Nov 23
$11,500.00
6 Day Mountain Goat Hunt
Specialty Hunts Season Varies Aug 30 – Nov 23
$8,500.00
6 Day Shiras Moose Hunt
Specialty Hunts Season Varies Aug 30 – Nov 23
$8,500.00
Big Horn Sheep, Moose, Mountain Goat
(Tag & Application Fee)
$2,626.75
Idaho Hunting License
(Includes $10.00 Depredation Fee)
$195.00
Permits
Archery Permit
$81.75
Applications are accepted the month of April. Results of the draw are made known in May.
- Applicants must have a current Idaho hunting license to apply.
- If you are unsuccessful, fees are refunded except for the application fee of $45.75 and the Idaho hunting license fee of $185.00.
- Sheep are 8 day hunts, moose and goat are 6 day hunts.
- For hunters who wish to apply for this once in a lifetime opportunity, we are more than glad to complete the application process for you.
- Deposit – A 50% non-refundable deposit is required to confirm your hunt and dates and is due at the time of booking along with license and tag fees. Remaining balance of hunt and applicable taxes are due 30 days prior to hunt dates! Deposits are transferable if a replacement can be found before the purchase of hunting tags in depositor’s name.
- Gratuities are not mandatory, however, it is customary to tip your guide and cook if you feel they did a good job for you.
- Idaho Hunting License and tags may be purchased across the counter; no quotas.
How many hunters are in each group?
We hunt one hunter at a time! We dedicate the whole hunt just for your one tag. Non-hunters are allowed to tag along for an additional fee.
Do I purchase my own tag?
To get a once-in-a-lifetime hunt tag you have to put in for a lottery through the state, you can apply on your own or contact us and we will put in for you. Once you draw your tag then we can work with you to book your hunt!
When is the hunting season?
- Sheep season is August 30 – October 13.
- Mountain goat season is August 30 – November 12.
- Moose season in August 30 – November 23.
Photo Gallery
A small collection of our hunters and their trophies. For more photos, visit our Facebook page.
