Green River Outfitters
Big Game Hunting
Elk, Deer, Bear, Antelope, Big Horn Sheep

Our aim is to provide you with the best of Western Hospitality and assure you of a memorable and successful hunt! 

Our elk, deer and bear hunts are conducted from the Jack Creek base camp.  These hunts include wholesome food, lodging, experienced mountain horses, professional guides, packing out game, airport pickup and transportation to camp. Guests sleep in either wall tents or tipis; which include a woodstove, plenty of split wood. beds, mattresses, a table and lanterns. A full-time cook serves hearty meals, family style in the cabin. 

Our camp jack assists the cook, maintains the camp and helps pack out game. One guide per two hunters is provided unless a private guide is requested prior to the hunt. Six hunters is the maximum group size allowed per hunt. We furnish all necessary riding gear including saddlebags and scabbards, although if you have a personal scabbard that fits your rifle, we suggest you bring it. 

WE OFFER COMBINATION HUNTS and can help plan the itinerary that best suits your needs. 

NON-HUNTING GUESTS are welcome and invited to join us at camp. 

Hunting Terrain
Big game hunting is more then just going into the environment of the game that you are seeking. You need the ability and endurance to maneuver in their habitat. Elk hunting occurs in lower elevations where the terrain is not as rugged, but consists of heavy timber with open grassy pockets or meadows.

Elk Hunting
Most of our elk hunts are conducted from our Jack Creek Camp, where we hunt either in the Bridger-Teton Forest or the Gros Ventre Wilderness Area. We are within close proximity to three elk feedgrounds and the elk we hunt are a resident herd, so we aren't concerned with elk migrations. Hunting is done on foot, by horses or 4-WD vehicle. A large local herd population enables us to maintain a success ratio of 60% to 70%. 

Deer Hunting
There is an excellent population of mule deer in our area and we specialize in trophy hunts. In the summer and fall, many large bucks make the rim rock ledges above timberline in the Gros Ventre Wilderness Area their home. This is a demanding hunt ranging in elevation from 9,500 feet to 11,500 feet. Those who undergo some physical conditioning before the hunt usually enjoy greater success. Although we have good horses which take most of the burden out of getting into the high country, some walking is necessary and the terrain is rugged. Our hunter success has consistently been from 95% to 100%.

ANTELOPE HUNT 
All the hunting is done from Pinedale and primarily by 4-wheel crive vehicles. 100% hunter success. 

BEAR HUNT 
We no longer offer Spring bear hunts, although bear can be hunted in the fall in conjunction with our deer and elk hunts. 

BIGHORN SHEEP HUNT 
Our hunters apply for the best areas around Pinedale and Jackson. Those who draw a permit usually arrive two days before the hunt begins. We utilize horse based and "backpack"  style spike camps in the high country at elevations from 11,000 feet to 13,000 feet. Hunters must be in excellent physical condition. 

Hunting Information

DEPOSIT AND TERMS:
We limit our big game bookings to help preserve the good quality of animals found in our area. Because of this, bookings are handled on a first come, first served basis. To confirm reservations, a 35% deposit is required and the balance is due at the beginning of the hunt. Hunters unsuccessful in the drawing will receive a refund, or they may apply the deposit towards a future hunt or other activity. On cancellations of hunts already booked, refunds will only be made until May 1, unless previous arrangements have been agreed upon. A 5% handling charge will be withheld to help cover booking expenses. 

PREPARATION:
Those who undergo some physical conditioning before the hunt usually enjoy themselves more. Although we have good horses, which take most of the burden out of getting into the high country, some walking is necessary, and the terrain is rugged.

CONSERVATION STAMP:
You are required to have a $10.00 Conservation Stamp to hunt or fish in Wyoming. This stamp can be purchased in most sporting goods stores or any Wyoming Game & Fish office in the state. We can also supply the stamps upon request. 

GAME CARE:
We will transport your game to the local processing firm where they will hold it in cold storage or process it according to your instructions. There are also well-qualified taxidermists in the area who can mount and care for your trophies. 

GEAR INSURANCE:
You may wish to insure your rifle and other valuable equipment against damage or loss during your travels and the hunt itself. 

WHAT TO BRING: 
A valid hunting license, a rifle sighted in for 200-yards, ammunition, a good sharp knife, binoculars, flashlights, camera, lighter or matches, sunglasses, toilet kit, personal medications, sleeping bag, changes of clothes including: wood shirts, cotton shirts, wool and denim pants, heavyweight and light socks, thermal or polypropylene underwear, warm Gortex outerwear, rain suit, gloves, leather boots, insulated or waterproof boots or pacs, slippers or tennis shoes, handkerchiefs, warm hat, and an orange fluorescent hat, vest or coat. 
All gear should be packed into duffels. 

REFERENCE LIST: 
A current reference list will be sent to you upon request. 

APPLICATION INFORMATION:
We can obtain and send you the current application booklet or you can order one from: 
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department 
License Section 
5400 Bishop Blvd. 
Cheyenne, WY 82006 
(307) 777 - 4600 
Or visit their web site at http://gf.state.wy.us

Questions or comments? Contact us at:
307-733-1044 • gro@wyoming.com