Ishawooa is 55 and 56.What units do these outfitters operate in?
If you won’t, I’ll say it. Not worth it.Shoshone Lodge website says $13k. For a public land draw hunt? I’m not saying it’s not worth it, but help me understand that please. That seems more like private land (tag included) lodge type pricing.
I don’t see prices dropping , and you want wilderness hunt look at there websites, Shoshone offers lodge or back country, and wagonhound in 7 is 16,000 for lodge hunt not wilderness, pick your poison!! Only you can decide what a chance at a 350”+ bull is worth to you and what you want to get out of the experience. As nfh recommended above there is like 5,000 difference in price in those 2 operations. Get a hold of each and see what is offered. Deadline is approachingShoshone Lodge website says $13k. For a public land draw hunt? I’m not saying it’s not worth it, but help me understand that please. That seems more like private land (tag included) lodge type pricing.
Elk did just fine everywhere. Deer/antelope were destroyed. Couple buddies had tags last year and packed in deep with horses... elk all over like usualHow bad was winterkill in that region 61 area? I know it was real bad south of there, but was the northwest corner hit as hard? Is this a legitimate concern for deciding whether or not to cash in this year or wait?
I don't know about everywhere. South Central WY elk took a pretty good whooping, in particular older bulls.Elk did just fine everywhere. Deer/antelope were destroyed. Couple buddies had tags last year and packed in deep with horses... elk all over like usual
13k seems steep how many 380+ bulls have they killed.Shoshone Lodge website says $13k. For a public land draw hunt? I’m not saying it’s not worth it, but help me understand that please. That seems more like private land (tag included) lodge type pricing.
You are paying for access to horses, trailers, and the guides prior experiences that know the layout of the land.
We focus on trophy elk, mule deer, antelope and moose hunts and take B&C bucks most years.