Here is a great opportunity to visit scenic eastern Wyoming to pursue bobcats. Methods include calling,  hunting with dogs (if there is snow) and trapping. The outfitter is an experienced hunter / trapper who will teach you the ins and outs of taking these elusive predators. This is a great opportunity to experience three different methods to harvest a cat.

The cats in this region are the ones that bring the big dollars at auction because of their exceptional spotting, coloration and full coats. Hunters get to keep their harvested cat. Limit one cat per hunter. Past hunters have experienced a 100% success rate.

Hunter’s may also take coyotes. Recommended calibers are .223, 22-250 and other flat shooting varmint guns.

A hunter’s safety card is required for rifle hunters if born after January 1, 1966 - not needed for archery hunters. License cost is $300 and is only available to hunters / trappers that reside in a state that allow non-residents to hunt or trap bobcats in their state. Pennsylvania is considered an acceptable reciprocal state.

Includes meals, lodging, transportation during the hunt and 1×1 guiding.

3 Day Hunt - $1575 (Nov. 15 – Feb. 28) Best dates are late Nov., Dec. and January.

Hunts are held in west central and south Texas. Good numbers of deer with many bucks scoring in the 115-130 range. Must be 8 point or better to harvest. Hunts are held on three different properties.

This hunt offers an opportunity to harvest a variety of Texas animals on one hunt. Here’s how it works. Hunters pay $2195 before the hunt starts.  One animal of each of the following species may be taken during the hunt: whitetail deer buck,  wild boar, Rio Grande turkey, javelina, bobcat and a coyote. After they harvest their buck, hunters pay $1000 kill fee. This hunt has proven to be extremely popular for hunters looking for a decent buck and a chance to take some additional trophies.

Included are: airport pick up and drop off, meals, lodging, in-field transportation.

5 Day Hunt - $2195 plus $1000 Kill Fee if you shoot a buck. Pay nothing if you don’t. Hunts are held in October, November and December.