Description

Sheep hunting in Wyoming’s prized Areas 1 through 5 is more than just a pursuit—it’s a passion, reflected in an astounding 229-for-230 success rate on Rocky Mountain bighorn hunts. With deep familiarity across all five units, guides leverage unmatched knowledge of the terrain and sheep behavior to deliver a top-tier backcountry experience. Most hunts are conducted by spot-and-stalk, accessed using seasoned mountain horses and mules, with all essential gear provided (excluding personal items). Hunters can expect comfortable spike camps, homecooked meals, and a fun yet focused atmosphere dedicated to success. The ultimate goal is that every hunter not only harvests a ram they’re proud of, but also creates lasting memories in the breathtaking high country of northwest Wyoming.

HuntX Scale (Low 1 - 5 High)

• Lodging & Accommodations: Backpack Tent
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  Lodging & Accommodations Scale

  5 - Cabin/Lodge

  4 - Bunk House/Trailer

  3 - Wall Tent

  2 - Backpack Tent

  1 - Client Provided/Hotel

Tent is provided for this hunt.

• Menu & Food: Backpack Food
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  Menu & Food Scale

  5 - 5 Star Catered

  4 - Full Kitchen

  3 - Field Kitchen

  2 - Backpack Food

  1 - Client Provided

All meals will be provided from outfitter.

• Physical Conditions: Heavy Hiking
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  Physical Conditions Scale:

  5 - All Vehicle Access

  4 - Light Hiking

  3 - Moderate Hiking

  2 - Heavy Hiking

  1 - Extreme Back Country

In order to secure the best shot, the hunter should be very in shape for the hunt.

Transportation (To/From Basecamp)

More information regarding transportation is available upon request from your Personal Concierge Adventure Advisor.

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• Lodging & Accommodations
• Menu & Food
• Physical Conditions

Description

Hunters are responsible for bringing their own personal gear, while the outfitter provides all camp and stock equipment. Essential items include a durable hunting backpack, quality optics such as 10x binoculars and a rangefinder (a spotting scope is optional), and a reliable rifle with ammunition or a bow if archery hunting. Footwear should include well-broken-in waterproof hiking boots and a pair of lightweight camp shoes. Layering is key, so hunters should pack base layers (merino or synthetic), an insulating jacket (down or synthetic), and a waterproof outer shell (jacket and pants). Comfortable and quiet hunting pants and shirts, along with gloves, a beanie, and a cap are also important. Other essentials include a headlamp with extra batteries, a water bottle or hydration bladder, trekking poles for steep terrain, and any needed personal items such as toiletries, medications, sunscreen, and lip balm. A warm sleeping bag rated for 0–20°F may be needed depending on the hunt and outfitter’s gear provisions.

What Outfitter Provides

• Horses
• Backpacking Tent
• Meals

What to Bring

• Rifle with 40 rounds of ammo
• Wind and Rain Gear
• Hunting Hat and Gloves
• Moderate to Cold Weather Layering System
• Day Pack
• Sleeping bag and pad
• Binoculars and Rangefinder
• Thermal Base Layers
• Durable and Comfortable Hiking Boots

Recommended Items

• RBO Adventure Precision Shooting Academy, Level 1 - Nebraska
• RBO Adventure Precision Shooting Academy, Level 1 - South Dakota

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• What Outfitter Provides
• What to Bring