ABOUT OUTFITTER:
This HFA-endorsed outfitter is a family-owned and operated business with deep roots in the hunting traditions of Wyoming, Idaho, and Utah. What began with a single camp near Alpine, Wyoming has grown into a well-established operation running multiple camps that offer a variety of hunting experiences and species. Built through years of hard work, experience, and support from family and friends, the outfitter takes pride in providing honest service, memorable adventures, and high-quality hunts for every client. With several seasoned guides on staff and access to remote wilderness and prime hunting habitat, clients can expect knowledgeable guidance, well running camp operations, and a true western hunting experience focused on both success and enjoyment in the field.
HUNT DETAILS:
These Wyoming bighorn sheep hunts are designed to provide hunters with a true once-in-a-lifetime experience to match this once in a lifetime tag. Clients will be hunting in some of the best sheep country the state has to offer whether you draw unit 1 through 5, they guide them all. Hunts are conducted as physically demanding horseback and hiking adventures through steep, rugged mountain terrain where hunters should be prepared for challenging conditions and long days in the field. Depending on the hunt area and hunter preference, hunts may be conducted from either horseback-accessed spike camps or more established lodge-style setups, though most hunts are based from remote mountain-top tent camps deep in the wilderness. Hunts are structured as 10-day trips, including one day to pack into camp, eight full hunting days, and one day to pack out. Expect a quick breakfasts such as oatmeal or freeze-dried meals so hunters can get moving early, packed or freeze-dried lunches eaten in the field, and hearty home-cooked dinners prepared by the guides each evening.
ACCOMMODATIONS:
Accommodations for these hunts are based out of mountain tent camps designed to provide shelter and warmth while camped deep in the Wyoming mountains. Each tent is equipped with a wood stove for heat and cots for sleeping. Meals are built around the demands of the hunt, with quick breakfasts such as oatmeal or freeze-dried meals served before heading out each morning, packed or freeze-dried lunches eaten in the field, and hearty home-cooked dinners prepared by the guides each evening.
LICENSE INFORMATION:
Licenses for all seasons and hunts in Wyoming are allocated through the state draw. Each unit and season require different numbers of preference points to draw a license. Huntin' Fool License Application Service will help you apply at the time of application.
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