Utah
Hunting Information
Much of the world's top
trophy bull elk
hunting and trophy mule deer hunting is
found
in Utah. Many of the largest record class mule deer and elk
are being taken every season in Utah.
Bearpaw Outfitters offer several options for trophy
Mule Deer Hunting and
trophy
Elk Hunting.
Utah also has some of the
best
Shiras Moose hunting,
Cougar Hunting, Antelope
Hunting,
Sheep Hunting, and the
ever popular
Cow Elk
Hunts offer some of the
best cow elk hunting available anywhere.
There’s excellent Upland Bird
hunting for Pheasant, Sage Grouse,
Sharp-Tailed Grouse, Chucker, Dove,
Hungarian Partridge, Grouse, and exciting Waterfowl hunting for Canada Geese and Ducks. Best of all, licenses are
available over the counter for many of the hunts.
Utah
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Licenses,
Hunter Ed, Orange
Cow Elk Tags
will sell out fast, leftover tags go on sale July 21!
Bull Elk Tags
are also selling out fast, get them now!
Mule Deer Tags are still
available with our Landowner Vouchers!
Licenses are available over-the counter for many
trips with CWMU landowner tags, general season
tags, and leftover limited-entry tags. There are
also limited-entry draws for Mule Deer, Elk,
Sheep, and Moose. Hunters must be age 12 or
older to hunt Big Game in Utah. All hunters born
after Jan 1, 1965 must have Hunter Education
training. At least 400 square inches of
solid orange (not camo orange) must
be worn on the chest, back, and head during
center fire deer and elk seasons. A vest and
hat meets this requirement.
Location,
Terrain
Most of the hunting
areas are located in the central and
northern Utah near Vernal, Price, Snowville,
and Logan. The terrain includes high desert sage
covered rolling mountains with juniper and aspen
draws, beatiful canyon lands with impressive
rock formations, and forested
mountains. Elevations in most areas is between 5000 to
8500 feet.
Hunt Methods, Physical
Condition
Hunting methods
vary depending on the game being hunted but may include glassing and
spotting, stalking, watching feeding areas, and short hikes to
glassing areas, using bird dogs or hound dogs, or hunting in blinds.
Since many areas are easily accessed using 4x4 vehicles, hunts can be
arranged for hunters with physical limitations, but you should
try to be in as good of condition as possible for your hunt.
Bearpaw Outfitters will adjust hunting methods to offer hunters
with limitations the most successful hunt possible.
Guiding
Options
Guided: Several guide ratios are offered that include accommodations,
guiding, and game care.
Semi-Guided: Get meals and hunting advice in camp, hunt on your own,
and get assistance with your game.
Unguided:
Several unguided options are offered
with various accommodations,
hunting advice, and maps.
Accommodation Choices
Motel “Town
Hunts”: Stay at a comfortable motel in town.
Bearpaw will pick up & return guided
hunters daily. Unguided hunters
drive themselves. Your room and restaurant meals are not
included so remember to budget for these
expenses.
Mountain Lodge:
Enjoy indoor lodging in the mountains with
cooked meals in the dining room, warm indoor
bathrooms, and cozy
bedrooms. It’s only minutes to many hunting areas.
Hosted Tent Camp:
The camp is accessed by auto and usually has 4
to 10 Guided or Unguided hunters in camp.
Includes tents, camp gear, portable toilet,
kitchen area, water, cooked meals and services
provided by Bearpaw staff.
Drive-In Drop
Camp:
Camp is accessed by auto and suited for 2 to 8
unguided hunters. You do not have to ride horses
to get to camp. Includes tent, camp gear, water,
portable toilet, firewood hand saw, and hunting
advice. Bring your own food.
Spike Camp:
This
is a very modest camp for 1 to 3 hunters, with
heat in the sleeping quarters and easy to
prepare meals. Call before the
hunt to verify that conditions are not too
severe to camp. Bring your warm sleeping bag for the
cot.
Temperature &
Weather
Early fall may have frosty nights but the days
often are 50 to 75 degrees. Late fall and
winter temps often range from 0 to 50 degrees
and snow is likely. Check the weather forecasts on this
web site before leaving. Utah highways melt off quickly after a storm
and travel is usually not hampered for long.
Bring insulated boots, gloves, thermal
underwear, and plenty of warm clothing suitable
for snowy conditions.
What's Not Included
Your personal
gear, sleeping bag, motel rooms, restaurant meals,
licenses, gratuities, and any other items not
listed as being included.
M
eat
processing, shipping, and taxidermy
are available locally for a fee or you may choose
to do your own boning before you transport your game home.
Meat processing is usually done in a day or two.
Travel and Itinerary
Fly
into Salt
Lake City Airport rent a car and
it’s only about 1 to 3 hours drive to meet Bearpaw Outfitters.
Arrive
the evening before your hunt begins. Stay at a
motel near the butcher shop the last
evening so you can clean up that evening and
pick up your meat from the butcher shop in the
morning before departing for home.
See the
Details page and use the
links to find the best deals on
flights and rental cars. Driving
directions vary depending on the exact location chosen for
your hunt. You will be
notified prior to your hunt where to meet.
Contact Us Today
Call or
Email with any questions or to book a hunt.
If sending a deposit by postal mail, use the
Hunt Application
to verify your details. "We
look forward to meeting you and hunting with you
soon."
Best Regards,
Dale, Tara, and The Staff
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