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Our hunt area out of Star Valley, Wyoming, is abundant with elk, mule deer and moose.  There is a small bighorn sheep herd that call our hunt area home, providing an opportunity for a tag holder to capitalize on their slam.  Our area is also known to hold a fair amount of Shiras Moose, allowing the once-in-a-lifetime tag holder an opportunity to punch their tag.  Our elk herds are vast, producing a high percentage of harvest opportunity on a nice 5 or 6 point average bull.  It’s not unheard of to locate a few better than average bulls each season.  Our mule deer are typically of trophy quality.  Our camp has harvested a number of 185”-200”+ bucks over the past several seasons, as featured on Extreme Outer Limits TV.

As far as tags, nonresidents must apply for each species by a certain deadline. Wyoming is an all draw-based state, which means that there is an allocation of tags given each year. Most of the species, such as antelope, elk, and mule deer, are on a 75/25 system, which means 75% of that tag pool is going to go to residents, and 25% is going to go to nonresidents. For the once in a lifetime species, such as moose and sheep, the allocation is 90/10.

We are happy to help you through the application process because it can be complicated and intimidating.

Our hunting season starts in mid-September and goes towards the end of October. The camp has modern-day amenities, and you can bring whatever you can fit in your pickup truck. But once you reach camp, you’ll be hunting on horseback as the area is roadless.