ABOUT OUTFITTER:
This HFA-endorsed outfitter offers fully guided big game hunts in Idaho’s Units 66 and 67, providing hunters with access to quality hunting opportunities for a wide variety of species in some of the state’s most rugged and scenic country. One of the biggest advantages of hunting with this outfitter is that all hunts include guaranteed allocated tags, allowing clients to avoid the uncertainty and frustration of today’s difficult draw systems. With extensive experience hunting these units, the outfitter provides professional guided hunts focused on quality experiences, hard hunting, and excellent opportunities. From high mountain wilderness to remote backcountry country, hunters can expect a true western hunting adventure with knowledgeable guides, well-planned camps, and access to productive areas throughout the season.
HUNT DETAILS:
Backcountry elk and mule deer hunts are offered in eastern Idaho as unguided drop camps, fully guided hunts, and combo mule deer/elk opportunities. The unguided drop camps are pre-set in well-scouted backcountry areas and include wall tents, cots, cooking utensils, and pre-cut firewood, giving hunters a ready-made camp while still allowing for a true do-it-yourself hunt. Hunters are packed into camp with their gear, hunt on foot, and are packed out with gear and meat at the end of the trip. Guided hunts are run from wall tent camps and use horseback access to reach hunting areas before daylight, with flexibility to move based on animal activity and conditions. Combo hunt options allow hunters to pursue both mule deer and elk on the same trip, creating a versatile hunting experience with lots of opportunity. Regardless of your trip package you select, you'll be well equipped and ready to go in some of Idaho's best elk country.
ACCOMMODATIONS:
Mule deer and elk drop camps are pre-set with wall tents, cots, cooking utensils, and pre-cut firewood, giving hunters a functional camp while keeping the hunt self-guided. Guided elk and mule deer hunts are based from wall tent camps in the woods, with larger camp setups used for meals and day-to-day support. Fully guided hunts have guides who cook hot breakfast and dinner right in camp and sack lunches are provided for the day’s hunt.
LICENSE INFORMATION:
Idaho allocates permits through a random draw with no points system. Applications are due throughout the spring with exact deadlines dependent on species. Tags left over after the first drawing will go into a second drawing, which takes place in the summer. Huntin' Fool's License Application team will help you apply at the time of application. In some cases, outfitter allocated tags are provided by the outfitter if purchasing a hunt.
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