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Wyoming Elk, Deer, Antelope, Cougar Hunting Guides, Outfitters, Lodges
Wyoming Elk Hunting -
Mule Deer Hunting -
Whitetail Deer Hunting -
Moose Hunting -
Black Bear Hunting -
Antelope Hunting -
Mountain Lion Hunting -
Big Horn Sheep Hunting and more!
Our Pro Wyoming hunting guides will send you free info on hunting services and
packages,
Wyoming hunting
licenses, regulations and hunting seasons.
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Contact:
Terry Pollard
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Phone:
307-367-6539
Location:
Wind River Mountains, (Bridger Wilderness) and the Black Hills of
Wyoming
Offering:
Wyoming Elk hunting, Mule & Whitetail Deer, Moose, Black Bear, Antelope, Big Horn
Sheep. Wilderness Fishing for all trout species. Home of the
world record Golden Trout, State record Rainbow, Cutthroat, Brook and
Grayling. The Bridger Wilderness and Black Hills of Wyoming
continue to offer unexcelled Hunting and Fishing Pack Trip
opportunities. We have over 34 years experience in these areas and
can offer that quality Hunting, Fishing, or Wilderness Pack Trip that you
are looking for. We are a family operation, have two Wilderness Hunting
Base Camps and two BLM Base Camps.
Accommodations:
Wilderness Base Camps, Motel in town, or Ranch house depending on
species hunted.
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Contact:
Monte Horst
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Trophy Gallery!
Phone:
Toll Free, 888-801-9250
Location:
I operate on the South Fork in Cody, Wyoming and also take trips in the
summer from Cody to Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Our Wilderness hunts are
accessible from Billings MT, Cody WY, Yellowstone Park and most hunters
fly into the Yellowstone Regional Airport in Cody, WY.
Offering:
Wyoming Elk hunting, Deer, Antelope, Bighorn Sheep, Moose, Mountain Lion, Black Bear,
Cutthroat Trout, Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout. I provide a Wilderness
Camp in the Shoshone National Forest in the Washakie Wilderness. I
do summer pack trips and Fishing trips in the Washakie Wilderness and the
Shoshone National Forest and also in the Bridger Teton National
Forest. I also do trail rides out of Cody.
Accommodations:
We do a variety of different hunting situations depending on the time
of year you hunt or fish with us. Fall hunts are done out of a
wilderness camp with wall tents and winter late hunts are done out of a
lodge situation or hotel accommodations, depending on the species and time
of year.
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Contact:
Duane or Lois Buttray
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Phone: (412) 331 8749
Location:
Several Wyoming Ranches to
choose from in different areas. We have rights to approximately
400,000 acres of private working cattle ranches. Most of our hunting
guests travel to the airport in Casper, WY.
Offering:
Wyoming Elk hunting, Deer, Bear, Antelope, and Turkey hunting. With so
many outfitters in business the task of finding the right trip can be
overwhelming. Here is where we step in and make this process easier. We do
all of the research and find the outfitter that best suits your needs.
This will save you time and money. We pass this service on to you, the
client, at no additional charge.
Combo hunts available - Very competitive
rates!
Accommodations:
Will vary depending on the type of hunt you choose.
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Contact: Tim Doud, License #BG195 -
providing over 20 years pro guiding experience in Wyoming
Phone: 307-527-6103
Location: The camp is located in the
Washakie Wilderness of the Shoshone National Forest, southeast of
Yellowstone National Park, in northwest Wyoming. Corrals are located 43
miles south of Cody, Wyoming on the Southfork of the Shoshone River.
Offering: Quality wilderness hunts for
Elk, Big Horn Sheep, Moose and Black Bear. We hunt Elk during
Archery Season (September), Rifle Season (Oct 1-21), and Late Season
(November). Spring Bear hunts are May through mid June and we only
offer a limited number of these hunts - near 100% success rate!
Our Moose season runs September 1 to November 15. You will be
hunting the Wyoming or Shiras Moose. Moose may be taken with a gun or
bow. The chance for a record book bull taken with a bow is very good.
And Big Horn Sheep season is mid August - mid October. We only
take a few sheep hunters a year. The success rate on our hunters
harvesting a mature ram is nearly 100%. Sheep hunting is a physically
demanding hunt. This requires our hunters to be in top shape.
Accommodations: Our hunts take place from
a wilderness camp. The camp consists of wall tents, all with
propane lanterns, log beds, big comfortable mattresses and wood stoves.
Their heated shower tent is a warm welcome after a hard day of hunting
and riding. The camp cook prepares hearty, family style meals in the big
cook tent while hunters and guides tell the stories of the days hunt.
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Contact: Kirby and Melanie Peterson
Phone: 307-859-8339
Location: Bridger Teton Nation Forest -
Seblette County is hope to the largest Mule Deer herd in WY! Our
Elk hunting areas are 84, 86, 87 and 92. Our Mule Deer hunts take
place in Region H. Antelope hunts are in area 88 on both public
and private lands.
Offering: Monster Mule Deer, Elk,
Antelope, Moose and an assortment of other game animals. We offer
a wide variety of options for your WY trophy hunt. Choose to hunt
with a professional, experienced guide or Do-It-Yourself type of hunt.
Combination hunts for Elk and Mule Deer are also available and special
rates for small groups are available.
Our main emphasis is on provided just a few quality
guided hunts, rather than a large number of mediocre hunts. Since
we limit the number of hunters, you can count on great service from
professional guides who are intimately knowledgeable about the area and
hunting.
Big Game Hunts in WY are regulated by a draw system -
to increase your chances, be sure to choose the "Special" option.
Accommodations: Depending on they type of
hunt you choose. Some hunts you'll enjoy our beautiful
2000sf log cabin, "Bridger Home", complete with full kitchen, 2
bathrooms, satellite TV, Internet and a soothing hot tub.
Do-it-yourself hunts may be drop-camps.
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WYOMING HUNTING:
With only 470,000 human residents on 99,000 square miles, Wyoming
has a lot of room to offer a great variety of hunting.
Wyoming is one of the nation's premier big game states. There are
about as many
antelope in Wyoming as people. There are nearly that many
mule deer. Elk have been doing so well (population
approximately 125,000) that hunters can get an extra cow/calf
license in some areas.
In addition, the Cowboy State offers white-tailed deer,
Shiras moose,
bighorn sheep and 12-16 mountain goat licenses
annually.
Firearm licenses allow hunters to also archery hunt during a
special early season. There are no special muzzleloader or pistol
seasons in Wyoming. Hunters wishing to hunt with muzzleloaders or
handguns must do so during the regular firearm season.
Black Bears and mountain
lions are also hunted in most areas of the state. Licenses are valid
for all hunt areas, but individual hunt areas close for the season when
the harvest limit is reached. Hunters can call a toll-free phone number
24-hours a day to find out the status of hunt areas. Coyotes can
be hunted year round without a license.
Wyoming offers the continent's best hunting for sage grouse and
good hunting for sharp-tailed,
blue and ruffed grouse, along with chukar and
Hungarian partridge. Ducks, geese and some sandhill
cranes are decoyed in both the Central and Pacific flyways in
Wyoming. There are a few counties offering wild pheasant hunting
and two state operated pheasant farms stock some controlled hunts.
Turkey hunting, both spring and fall, is becoming more popular every
year. The Black Hills in the northeast corner of the state offers the
greatest concentration of turkeys. Merriam's are the predominate
subspecies with a few areas of recently introduced Rio Grande turkeys.
BIG GAME HUNTING: Wyoming's seasons open on a variety of dates from
September through November. Nonresident elk applications must be
received Jan. 1 * 31; deer and antelope Jan. 1 * March 15; moose and
bighorn sheep Jan. 1 * Feb. 28. The application period for a second
drawing of leftover elk, deer and antelope licenses is July 10 *20.
Contact the WGFD for an application booklet and more information.
Bird Hunting:
Seasons vary by species in the Cowboy State. Most turkey licenses are
issued by drawing. Most years spring turkey licenses in the Black Hills
can be purchased over the counter. Some permits for controlled goose,
pheasant and sandhill crane hunting are issued by drawing. Contact the
WGFD for more bird hunting information.
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