Six programs, one standard. Every camp we run is country we scout year-round and guides who have hunted it for a decade or more.
We hold a limited number of slots per camp and we do not sell past them. When a hunt is listed as open, the country behind it is genuinely rested.
Flagship
Wall-tent camp at the head of the drainage, horses for the packout, and bulls that have never seen a road. Archery in September, rifle through the second elk season.
Spot-and-stalk across open sage where a good buck is found with glass before it is found with boots. Our highest-scoring unit four seasons running.
Best first hunt
Fourteen thousand deeded acres, no competition, and a tag most hunters can draw on their first try. The best three days of glassing on the calendar.
Once-in-a-lifetime
If you have waited twenty years to draw this tag, we will spend eleven days making it count. Two guides, a dedicated packer, and no pressure to settle.
November, snow on the north slopes, and mature bucks down out of the high basins and onto their feet in daylight. Cold, short, and the highest-odds deer hunt we run.
Irrigated bottoms and cottonwood edges on a working ranch, with a real bed and a real kitchen at the end of the day. The hunt to bring family on.
The price on the card is the price of the hunt. We would rather quote higher once than surprise you in camp.
| Guiding ratio | 1:1 or 2:1, stated per hunt |
|---|---|
| Camp & stock | Wall tents, stoves, horses and packers |
| Meals | All meals and drinking water in camp |
| Field care | Quartering, packing, and delivery to processor |
| Draw support | Application filed on your behalf, no fee |
| Conditioning | 16-week plan from our head guide |
| Not included | Licence and tags, travel, gratuity, processing |
You are responsible for your own Wyoming licence and tag. We file every non-resident draw application on your behalf at no charge, track the deadlines, and tell you honestly which units you can realistically draw. Application season closes 31 January for elk and 31 May for deer and pronghorn.
Guiding, all camp equipment, stock, meals in camp, field care of your animal, and delivery to the processor or taxidermist of your choice. Not included: licence and tags, travel to Dubois, lodging before and after the hunt, gratuity, processing, and shipping.
Fitter than you think, and we will tell you so early. Elk and bighorn camps sit between 8,400 and 12,600 feet, and a normal day covers six to ten miles with elevation. Every booking includes a sixteen-week conditioning plan built by our head guide.
We publish opportunity rate, not kill rate, because the second one can be inflated by shooting the first legal animal that appears. Across the last five seasons, 94 percent of our hunters had a shot opportunity at a mature animal inside the range they told us they were comfortable with.
Deposits are transferable to another season or another hunter through 1 June. After that, they are refundable only if we can rebook the slot. We carry no more hunters than we have good country for, so a cancelled week is a week that stays empty.
In lodge-based camps, yes, at a reduced rate. In wilderness wall-tent camps, only when the party books the whole camp. Stock and tent space are the limits, not hospitality.
Tell us the species and the season and we will tell you honestly what is left, what you can draw, and what we would book if it were us.