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As winter approaches the Western slopes of Wyoming's Bighorn mountains, large numbers of elk and mule deer leave the high country for lower elevations.  Here they find refuge from winter storms and the food supply is abundant.  These large concentrations of game, combined with the rocky terrain and deep canyons, make this area ideal hunting ground for the mountain lion.

There is nothing quite like hearing a pack of hounds strike the track of a big tom on a frosty Wyoming morning.  Now the chase is on and with the ability of a good bunch of hounds, your experienced outfitter, some good old fashioned hard work and some luck, you just might have the trophy of a lifetime.

 

This is a 7-day Wyoming mountain lion hunt scheduled between mid-November and the end of March.   Hunting is generally better if new snow is available and with the hunter on call.  Hunts may also be scheduled for a specific date.  This area has a large lion population and under good hunting conditions success is high.  Mountain lion hunts are conducted by horseback, snow machine or 4x4, depending on the exact area being hunted and weather conditions.

A big Wyoming tom will make an excellent addition to your trophy room.

7-day Wyoming mountain lion hunt $3,500
Includes professional guide service,
meals and trophy care
License, conservation stamp and lodging not included

Accepting Reservations for 2006 & 2007

For more information or to reserve this Wyoming mountain lion hunt, contact us here via e-mail or call us toll-free at 1-800-487-0045.