Hunts
HUNTING Prices
Elk
Elk & Deer
Deer & Antelope
Deer
Antelope
Spring Turkey
Prairie Dogs
Mountain Lion
Black Bear
Spring Bear/Turkey
Whitetail Deer
(November 1-15)
Non-Hunting Companion
No refunds on deposits for bear or lion.
Extra days add $300 per day. |
5 Day
7 Day
5 Day
5 Day
3 Day
3 Day
1 Day
5 Day
5 Day
5 Day
5 Day
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$5500
$7800
$4800
$3800
$1850
$900 or 2
$1200
$225
$4800
$2000
$2500
$2900
$550 |
LICENSE FEES
Elk
Special Elk
Deer
Special Deer
Antelope
Mountain Lion
Black Bear
Turkey
Additional Doe/Fawn Deer
Additional Antelope
Conservation Stamp
Archery License |
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$591
$1071
$525
$566
$500
$362
$301
$72
$34
$34
$12.50
$30
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Information
Hunter Safety card required for anyone born after January 1, 1966.
50% required on Elk hunt after license draw.
35% deposit plus license fees due at time of booking.
Deposit is non-refundable after license is issued.
License fees are not included in cost of hunt. All applications are due before March 15th.
Archery hunts: September 1st-30th.
Rifle hunts: October 1st-November 30th.
Two hunters per guide.
Elk hunts are 1-on-1, no more than 2 per week during archery, no more than 4 per week during rifle.
Hunt elevation is between 3000-7000 ft.
Tax & Discount Information
Discounts are available for husband/wife, father/son, etc.
Discounts are available for parties of 4 or more.
First $350 of hunt cost is taxed at 6%.
Visa and MasterCard accepted.
Accomodations
Our custom built, five bedroom lodge nestled at the foot of the Bighorn Mountains provides your own lap of luxury with your rustic Wyoming hunting experience. The lodge has full dining services and a shooting range at your disposal right out the front door. Click here for more information about our lodge.
Hunting Accommodations Include:
Food
Lodging
Transportation of meats and mounts to processing plant or taxidermist
Two hunters per guide
No hidden costs
We can make arrangements to pick you up at the Sheridan, Wyoming airport if you plan to fly
NO PICKUP IN BILLINGS, MT
Special Items REQUIRED
Hunter Safety card
Rifle and ammunition: 243 caliber or larger sighted for 200 yards
Fluorescent orange jacket, vest or hat
8 or 10 power binoculars
Day pack
Sleeping bag
Warm clothing
Warm gloves
Lightweight hiking boots
Quiet snow gaiters if later in the month
Knife, range finder
Water bottle
Quality socks
Rain gear highly recommended
Trophy Care
Wyoming’s Finest Outfitters also offers taxidermy services by Rimrock Taxidermy. Your guide or a local meat locker will cape your animal. You may donate your meat for the price of de-boning.
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