Antelope Outfitters
79 MOGA-licensed outfitters · 46 towns
The Montana Outfitters & Guides Association (MOGA) lists 79 licensed outfitters that offer antelope in Montana. These outfitters operate across Southwestern Region 3, Central Region 4, and Southeast Region 7 and hold active Montana state outfitter licenses issued by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks. The most common trip types they offer include Archery, Rifle, and Day Fishing Trips. Their business addresses span Helena, Big Timber, White Sulphur Springs, and Miles City, putting them within reach of most major Montana airports and access points. The Montana Outfitters & Guides Association (MOGA), founded in 1953, is the recognized trade association for the Montana outfitting industry, representing more than 500 members statewide. Every outfitter listed below carries an active license and is bound by Montana's outfitting code of conduct. Each profile includes contact details, photos, trip types, license number, and a direct inquiry form that MOGA forwards to the outfitter on your behalf — typically producing a reply within a few business days. Updated August 2026.
- Licensed outfitters
- 79
- Montana towns
- 46
- FWP regions
- 3
- Trip types
- 4
79 antelope outfitters licensed by Montana FWP
Sorted by profile completeness. Click any outfitter to view contact details, photos, and submit a trip inquiry.
Where in Montana do antelope outfitters operate?
MOGA outfitters offering antelope are concentrated in Southwestern Region 3, Central Region 4, and Southeast Region 7. Their business addresses are spread across Helena, Big Timber, White Sulphur Springs, Miles City, and Augusta.
What kinds of trips do MOGA outfitters offer?
According to the MOGA directory, Archery, Rifle, Day Fishing Trips, and Fly Fishing are the most common trip types offered. Most outfitters offer multiple trip styles within a single season — see each profile for the specific package mix.
How do I book a trip with a Montana outfitter?
Every outfitter profile above includes an inquiry form. When you submit it, the Montana Outfitters & Guides Association forwards your inquiry directly to the outfitter you selected. The outfitter then contacts you to discuss availability, rates, and trip details.
Frequently asked questions
How many antelope outfitters are there in Montana?
The Montana Outfitters & Guides Association lists 79 licensed outfitters matching antelope outfitters. Every one of them holds an active license issued by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks.
Where are these outfitters based?
These antelope outfitters are based in Helena, Big Timber, White Sulphur Springs, Miles City, and Augusta (and other Montana towns). See each outfitter's profile for their exact mailing address.
How do I book a trip with a Montana antelope outfitter?
Every outfitter profile on this site includes an inquiry form. When you submit it, MOGA forwards your inquiry directly to the outfitter you selected. The outfitter then contacts you to discuss availability, rates, and trip details.
Are these outfitters licensed?
Yes. Every outfitter listed on this site is a current member of the Montana Outfitters & Guides Association and holds an active outfitter license issued by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks. License numbers are shown on each outfitter's profile.
What types of antelope outfitters trips do MOGA outfitters offer?
Based on the MOGA directory, these outfitters offer Archery, Rifle, Day Fishing Trips, and Fly Fishing. Specific trip details (length, lodging, species mix) vary by outfitter — see each profile or submit an inquiry.
Which FWP regions have antelope outfitters?
Southwestern Region 3, Central Region 4, and Southeast Region 7 have the highest concentration of antelope outfitters according to the MOGA directory. Each outfitter's profile lists the specific FWP region(s) and hunting district(s) they operate in.