Wyoming Unit 16 Exclusive Private Land Trophy Elk Hunt

ABOUT OUTFITTER:
This HFA-endorsed outfitter operates on well-managed private ranches across Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, and Wyoming. Whether you’re planning your first hunt to experience Western hunting or you’re a seasoned outdoorsman seeking your next adventure, they have the expertise to make it happen. With access to prime hunting grounds and personalized assistance, they’ll help you set up a memorable and successful hunt. From big game to upland birds, their professional guides and pristine ranches ensure an unforgettable experience for all skill levels. Trust them to help you create your next outdoor adventure in some of the West’s most stunning landscapes!

HUNT DETAILS:
Located in central Wyoming, just west of Casper, Unit 16 is one of the premier elk hunting areas in the state. This outfitter operates on the renowned Q Creek Ranch, encompassing approximately 270,000 acres of private land. Additionally, they hold permits for all surrounding BLM land, granting access to over 250,000 extra acres. The region features exceptional elk habitat, offering hunters a prime opportunity to pursue bulls scoring 320–350+ across all seasons. With its vast, well-managed terrain and thriving wildlife, this area is a top destination for hunters seeking a memorable and successful elk hunting experience.

ACCOMMODATIONS:
Accommodations include a cozy log cabin-style lodge, providing a comfortable and welcoming place to relax after a day of hunting. All hunts come with lodging and meals prepared by a skilled chef. Enjoy delicious, high-quality meals that add to the overall experience, making your stay even more memorable. The lodge offers all the amenities needed to ensure you feel at home while surrounded by beautiful natural scenery. Whether you’re unwinding in the lodge or enjoying a hearty meal, this setup is designed to make your hunting adventure both enjoyable and stress-free.

LICENSE PROCESS:
Licenses for all seasons and hunts in Wyoming are allocated through the draw with a deadline that is historically the end of January. Each unit and season require different numbers of preference points to draw a license with this specific unit taking roughly 15-18 points to draw. Huntin' Fool License Application Service will help you apply at the time of application.