This ranch is truly a western classic and encompasses in excess of 100,000 acres. The terrain varies from vast expanses of sagebrush draws and coulees, to rimrock ledges, juniper canyons, patches of aspen, and thick stands of pine. The Mule Deer population is stable and we carefully control the number of bucks harvested each year. We have monitored our kill rate for over 30 years on this ranch to ensure quality year after year. The majority of buck Deer harvested on this ranch are classic 4-pointers (western count) with spreads from 20-28 inches. It is also home to a resident herd of Elk numbering anywhere from 600-1,200 head. The license draw is 100% for Mule Deer and Antelope. The Elk tag is not an easy tag to draw but by purchasing Wyoming preference points for Elk a license is sure to be drawn. 

This hunt begins by leaving camp at daylight, after an early breakfast, on horseback. 4x4 vehicles aren’t allowed at the landowner’s request. This method of hunting allows us to cover much more territory than walking in order to maximize your hunting opportunity.

An Antelope hunt can also be added to any of the Mule Deer, Elk, or Combination hunts. The Antelope hunt will take place from Casper on a private ranch with a very high success rate. The antelope hunt is conducted using 4x4 vehicles for transportation. Meals, gratuities, and lodging are at the hunter’s expense during the Antelope portion of this hunt. After you have harvested your Antelope you will be taken to the Deer Camp described above to complete your hunt.

The Guide ratio on this hunt is one guide per 2 hunters. Horses are used for riding to the hunt locations and to pack meat back to camp. These horses have been used by us for many seasons and have proven themselves to be gentle, sure-footed, and honest mounts.