Welcome to Bugle Basin Outfitters
"Your Wyoming hunting guides for elk, mule deer, mountain lion, moose, black bear and antelope and more."

Thank you for visiting Bugle Basin Outfitters online. We are your premier choice for Wyoming hunting guides for big game trophy elk hunts,mule deer hunts, bear hunts, cougar hunts and more. We are located in Wyoming's legendary Greys River area. Bugle Basin Outfitters are located in the middle of Wyoming's finest big game habitat in the Western United States. The high Wyoming altitude allows our Wyoming hunts the unique exclusion from the Wyoming hunting pressure giving our hunting guides the opportunity to guide hunters consistently for harvesting record book mule deer hunts, elk hunts and mountain lion hunts (cougar). We also have great success with antelope hunts (pronghorn), moose hunts, black bear hunts and sheep hunts.The wilderness privacy of our Wyoming hunting camp is only surpassed by our Wyoming hunting guides skill and determination to insure that your Wyoming hunting experience with us is the best hunting adventure you will ever had.

Wyoming Elk Hunting, Mule Deer Hunting, Bear Hunting and more...
In Bridger-Teton National Forest

In the Spirit of Fair Chase
A Wyoming State Hunting License is required to hunt in the state of Wyoming, including the Bridger-Teton National Forest. The opportunity for hunting big game on public lands has been a part of our American Heritage since the inception of public lands in the early 1900's. This hunting opportunity is beautifully exemplified on the Bridger-Teton National Forest in Western Wyoming. While the Wyoming Department of Game and Fish manages hunting and fishing opportunities, the public lands of the Bridger-Teton National Forest are the favored hunting grounds of many Americans.

This Wyoming area has opportunities for mule deer hunting, elk hunting, moose hunting, antelope hunting, big horn sheep and mountain goat hunting, as well as game bird species such as spotted, blue and ruffed grouse, persons from around the country have come to enjoy the hunting opportunities available on the Bridger-Teton National Forest. For hunting information, license applications and fees, please visit the Wyoming Department of Game and Fish web site.

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Wyoming Horse backing Trips
In Bridger-Teton National Forest

Horses and other pack animals are allowed on all Forest trails. However, not all trail are designed for stock. Some trails may be too steep or narrow to accommodate horses, pack mules and even llamas. Some portions of the Forest require permits for stock use and may require you to pack feed into the area. When packing stock feed, certified, weed-free hay or pellets is required. Please follow proper picketing procedures to prevent resource damage. Brochures for proper picketing procedures is available online and from all Forest offices. Stock is not permitted in developed campgrounds unless facilities have been provided. Public corrals are available near several trail heads. For information and descriptions of specific trails in the Bridger-Teton National Forest, please click a location on the map.