Hunting Methods
Archery
We utilize elevated stands and ground blinds along with spot & stalk. We hunt from sunrise to sunset, normally returning to the camp in the early afternoon for the main meal. Antelope are active all day, allowing the hunter to remain in their stand. Mule deer are hunted from stands for the first few and last few hours of daylight, with the rest of the day spent stalking. More Information

Firearm
We hunt from sunrise to sunset for both antelope and deer utilizing spot & stalk, or ground blinds can be used if the hunter wishes. Returning to camp for the main meal in the early afternoon. More Information

Equipment
Weather conditions in Wyoming can change rapidly. In August expect temperatures ranging from 40 to 100 degrees and possible thunder showers. In September temperatures range from 30 to 80 degrees, with a chance of rain or snow. October look for 25 degree mornings and 75 degree afternoons, with a possibility of rain or snow. Camouflage outerwear with light colors and bold patterns are preferred. Wind is a normal condition in Wyoming, so be prepared.

Gun Hunters
Hunters orange must be worn at all times when you are in the field. A hunters orange hat or vest will suffice. Scoped rifles sighted in at 200 or 300 yards, 243 caliber or larger for antelope and 7mm or larger for deer. More Information

Archers
In order to assure proper arrow placement and a quick, humane kill, you must be able to consistently shoot a 4 inch pattern at 25 yards for antelope and a 6 inch pattern at 35 yards for deer. More Information