Our elk hunting is unsurpassed, with one of the best remote wilderness camps and a hunting lodge to work from, we have a lot of country to hunt. This allows us to rarely have more than six hunters in camp each hunt. A large portion of our territory was burned in the forest fires of 1988, and since the fires nature’s regeneration has produced some excellent habitat for elk and deer. We are seeing big healthy animals with good antler mass. We generally are taking mature heavy five and six point bulls.

Sheep tags are hard to draw and sheep can be tough to hunt, but our passion for the hunt coupled with years of experience gives you the best chance of going home with one of these majestic trophies. Our base camp is in the heart of some of the best sheep country in Wyoming. We hunt not only from this camp but also spike camps.

When it comes to deer hunting we have some of the best in the Rocky Mountain region. Our deer hunts are conducted from our hunting camps and a lodge in the mountains adjacent to Yellowstone National Park where we hunt elk. In fact, during these hunts there is a good chance of seeing elk, bighorn sheep, and all sorts of other wildlife. Because our mule deer herd is migratory, we combine stand hunting with the classic spot and stalk hunt. If you have patience and are ready to shoot straight, you stand a good chance of going home with a dark-horned high mountain ‘mulie.’

The Pronghorn Antelope is truly Wyoming’s trophy. Our antelope hunts are conducted from the lodge or motel, either in 4X4’s or horses. Yes, we do hunt antelope with horses. It is a great experience and the best way to access country that vehicles can’t get to.