Our Elk hunting areas are area 84 and 86 south of Jackson Hole.
These hunts are 7 day, horseback hunts from our comfortable wall
tent camp located on East Bondurant Creek, only an hour ride into
the National Forest. We host a maximum of six hunters in camp at
one time and provide one guide for each pair of hunters. Private guides
are available upon request. Our Elk population has been increasing over the
last few years, without predation problems from wolves and grizzly bears;
we are seeing a larger number of calves surviving every year.
The hunter camp consists of interior log frame tents, an extra large cook
& dinning tent, and even an outhouse. The sleeping tents are set up for
two hunters per tent with cots, sleeping pads, and woodstoves for those chilly fall nights.
Our oversized cook tent is heated by a large woodstove, has a propane kitchen and lighting,
, and we keep a fulltime cook in camp.
Prices for 2008 Elk hunts is $3,500. This price is all inclusive except
for tips to guides and/or cooks. If you would like to request a private guide, the fee is an additional $500.
Extra days beyond the seven days provided are $500/day.
Elk season runs from September 26 until the end of October. Applications for your
wyoming Elk License from Wyoming Game and Fish is due by January 31st.
Be sure to apply for a "General Elk License". A $1500 deposit is required
to reserve your hunt.
If you are unsuccessful in the license drawing, your deposit is completely refundable.
Elk hunting is one of the most exciting and challenging hunts available in
the west.
We make sure that your hunt with Hoback Peak Outfitters is
one of the most enjoyable experiences you can have.
Please give us a call if you have any
questions about our elk hunts, and thank you for your interest in hunting
with Hoback Peak Outfitters.
Hoback Peak Outfitters offers mule deer hunting in areas 152, 153 and 154. These areas encompass the Bondurant and Cliff Creek
drainages in the Wyoming Range. When you apply for a deer license, this is considered region H. We hunt everything from alpine
meadows and aspen groves at 7,000 to 8,000 feet, to high country peaks at 8,500 to 10,000 feet.
Our areas consistently provide some of the largest bucks taken from public land and we have an excellent success rate.
Our Deer hunt price for 2008 is $3200.
We require a $1000 deposit to reserve your hunt. Our prices are all inclusive except for tips to guides and/or cooks.
Deer Season runs from around the 15th of September until the second or third week of October depending on the area.
Applications are due no later than March 15th.
If you are unsuccessful in the license drawing your deposit is refundable.
To greatly increase your chance of drawing a deer license, I strongly recommend applying for the special drawing for a higher fee.
We are happy to assist you in completing the applications and submitting them to the Wyoming Game and Fish Dept. You can request a 2008
non-resident package from the Game and Fish by calling 307.777.4600.
The package is also available to download via the internet at
http://gf.state.wy.us/frmhomepage.aspx.
Mountain lion hunting is in area 26,
a large portion of the Wyoming Range. All lion hunts are 5 days.
Prices are $3200 without lodging and $3600 with lodging. Price includes transportation to and from the airport if needed.
It also includes horses, guide, dogs, and other needed equipment for your hunt.
Gratuities are not included.
The mountain lion population in the Wyoming range has been increasing greatly year after year.
We are approaching an unprecedented 100% success rate. A few hunts have produced multiple lions in a day!
Lion hunts are great for the archer or rifleman alike, and licenses can be purchased over the counter,
no drawing or application process is involved. Please call us to book an exciting
mountain lion hunt for this fall.
Hoback Peak Outfitters offers black bear hunts in the spring and Fall.
Spring bear hunts - $2,500 w/o lodging
Fall bear hunts -$2,800 includes lodging and 3 meals per day
All bear hunts are 5 day hunts.
The black bear population in the Hoback has been very strong over the last several years, with a wide variety of color in the bears.
It’s not uncommon to see several bears in any given day. Due to the excellent population, our success rate on bear hunts has been very high.
Spring bear hunts
If you can’t wait until fall, this is a great way to get out and do some hunting in the “off season.” Wyoming is blooming with green trees, flowers and fast flowing rivers; it’s a
beautiful time of year to be out and about.
Spring bear hunting is very exciting and bears are constantly on the move after spending the winter in hibernation. Most of the hunting is done over bait sites in the evening from
ground blinds or tree stands. We have many different bait sites in many different drainages to maximize your chances of harvesting a bear. Bear season usually runs from the first of May
through the 15th of June with an archery season beginning in the middle of April. Licenses can be purchased over the counter when you arrive to Jackson Hole or Alpine.
The cost of your bear hunt does not include lodging or meals. We can provide you with suggestions and can make arrangements for you if you would like.
Depending on the dates of your hunt, we can house you in our wall-tent camp for free. A $1,000 deposit is required to make your hunting reservation.
Fall bear hunts
If you were unsuccessful in your elk, deer, or moose application, or if you want to add a little more excitement
to your already booked hunt, consider hunting black bear in the fall. Since there is no application and drawing process
involved, you can come to Wyoming and buy your license when you get here!
These hunts are conducted from our fall hunting camp where your lodging and meals are all – inclusive. From this
backcountry camp we can hunt 360 degrees with horseback mobility.
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