Hunting
We are permitted to hunt the Shoshone National Forest for Elk in areas 67, 68, and 69, for Sheep in areas 4 and 9, Deer in area 128, and Moose in area 6. The majority of our focus is on our elk hunts, if you want more information about the other hunts we offer, get in touch with us.
Elk Hunts
Our season begins in September and extends through mid October. Our elk hunts are set for six days at our hunting camp which is located 26 miles into the famous Fitzpatrick Wilderness in the Wind River mountains. The virtually exclusive location of our camp is a big part of our success. Nestled in a very remote area, other hunters are seldom seen due to the location and tough terrain. We have very experienced horses and mules so even the most inexperienced riders can handle them. You can expect to stay at our camp which consists of canvas wall tents, comfortable cots for sleeping, and a wood stove. All you are responsible to bring is your warm sleeping bag and belongings for one week. See our “What to bring” list for more information. Camp includes a full-time cook, camp jack, and as mentioned before, guides who are very familiar with the area.
Applications
Nonresidents must apply for elk tags January 3rd to January 31st and results are posted May 19th. Apply here
Preference Points
You may purchase one preference point per year between July 1st and October 31st. Do not miss two consecutive years or you lose all of your points! Buy points and see specifics here.
Archery hunters
All archery hunters are required to purchase an archery license after successfully drawing a tag. Only one archery license is required to archery hunt all big game and trophy animals. Archery licenses are available at sporting goods stores or online. Remember, do not purchase an archery license until you have received notification of successful draw results.
Exception: Type 9 tags do not require the purchase of a separate archery license.
It’s not too late!
If you do not draw in the regular archery draw, leftover tags are available on a first come first serve basis on June 19th. Check here for availability and to apply for leftovers.
Conservation Stamps
All hunters are required to purchase a conservation stamp. The cost is $12.50 and can be purchased online or at any Wyoming Game and Fish office in the state. Purchase one here.
Book a Hunt
Get in touch with us to book a hunt or to inquire about other hunts we offer.