Hunting Information

Mule buck in summer - R. Snowden Photo

All five day fully guided hunts include the following:

• A house with modern accommodations
• Three meals per day (noon sack lunch)
• Transportation to and from the hunting area
• Your game will be packed out and taken to a processing plant
• Two guides per season

Mule deer bucks- R. Snowden Photo

Hunters must furnish their own license, gun and personal belongings. You are also responsible for game processing fees and transporting your game home. Please call or e-mail us if you have any questions or need more information.

                     Fall elk herd                         Spring elk herd -R. Snowden Photo

Our ranches are located on the edge of the Bears Ears elk herd's summer range, and have become a major corridor when the herd begins its migration to winter range.  Though they are not on the ranches year round, there are times in which several thousand can be seen.  However, the elk are much like the weather; they can be here today and gone tomorrow.

        Mule buck in fall-R. Snowden Photo           Mule doe and fawn in winter -R. Snowden Photo

We are fortunate enough to be located in "heaven" for mule deer.  The terrain which consists of hills with service, oak and sage brush provide excellent habitat for large numbers of resident deer.  The large amount of hay and crop land also encourages the deer to make this their home.  Limited hunting has allowed us to see a major response in the quality of bucks we harvest.

Pronghorn Antelope -R. Snowden Photo

Antelope are of plenty on the ranches from when the snow leaves in the spring, until about the first of November.  Several hundred make their home here in our sage country, irrigated meadows and alfalfa fields.  Though they migrate west to less snow in the winter, it appears to be the same ones returning each year with their offspring and others.

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