Board of Outfitters Hiland Outfitters

Additional Services

General Information

Insured - Bonded - Licensed by Wyoming State

Board of Outfitters

Exclusive guide - 1 on 1 - $150 per day

Non-hunting companion in camp - $150 per day

Check website for summer horseback & fishing

Additional hunting days beyond scheduled hunt

Hiland

Outfitters

License #: BG082

LLC



Booking Your Hunt

We require a deposit of $300 for Antelope, $500

Deer, $750 Elk, and $200 per person on fishing

trips. Deposits are due at the time of booking,

with a second deposit due August 1st of the year

of your hunt. Personal checks are accepted for

initial deposits. Balance of hunt is due upon

arrival in camp. Final payment must be made

with cash, travelers check or money order.

Refund Policy

Your initial deposit will be returned in full for

any of the following:

Unsuccessful license draw

Closing of a season by Wyoming Game & Fish

If requirements are met for Wyoming Game &

Fish to refund license money after successful

draw due to illness. (Proof by Game & Fish

refund must be shown in this instance)

** Most of our hunts will take place from

our hunting camp in Hiland, Wyoming (50

miles west of Casper). Some hunts will be

out of spike camps consisting of campers

and tents. All meals are furnished by our

staff and included in the price of the hunt,

unless otherwise noted.

** Regular airline service is available in

Casper, Wyoming.

This is the closest

airport to our main camp. Pickup and

drop off at the airport is available to our

hunters for a small charge.

** The hunter is responsible for the cost of

all meat processing. Travel to and from the

meat processors is included in the cost of

the hunt. Your guide will recommend a

reputable meat locker in whichever area

your hunt takes place.

Owner/Outfitter: Tom Kessel II

1183 Hiland Lane

Hiland, WY 82638

TOM@

TERI@

Cell - Tom: 307-797-3311 Teri: 307-797-3312

Wyoming

Mule Deer

Antelope

Elk

Turkey

Trout Fishing

Mountain Lion

Limited Texas Hunts

Available

Weather

License Draw

**Antelope - 243 and up**

**Mule Deer - 270 and up**

**Elk - 30-06 and up**

Hunting licenses in Wyoming are on a computer

draw basis. Our outfit will assist you with the

online application process. Elk license

applications must be submitted by January 31st

for non-residents.

Antelope and mule deer

license applications must be submitted by May

31st. License application payments must be

made by credit or debit card.

If you��re

unsuccessful in the license draw, all of your

money will be refunded by Wyoming Game &

Fish, minus a $14 processing fee. Please do not

apply for a license without discussing it with us

first, as we will not necessarily hunt the same

areas from year to year.

Gear

After Obtaining License

The Wyoming weather during September and

October is usually mild and dry. Temperatures

Range from 30 to 40 degrees at night and 50 to

80 degrees during the day. Late October will be

colder with a good possibility of snow.

Recommended Calibers

Remember: Elevations are much higher than

most people are accustomed to.

Take into

consideration that breathing may be difficult

during some hunting situations.

Hunting License / Conservation Stamp

Archery License (If bowhunting)

Rifle

Ammo

Gloves

Warm

Clothing

Orange Vest

And / or Cap

Sleeping

Bag

Knife

Binoculars

Camera/Film

Boots

Medicine

Toiletries

Our Guides

Whatever you choose to hunt with us, you can

expect a quality hunt. Our guides include the

owner and hand selected personnel with years of

guiding experience.

Seasons

Wyoming has various opening dates in different

areas. Some antelope areas open in September

while other areas don��t open until October. Elk

season opens in September for archery and in

October for Rifle. Mule deer season opens the

latest, in mid-October. Bow season opens in

August/September depending on game animal.

1.

Contact us as soon as possible to schedule

dates for hunt.

2.

DO NOT sign the carcass tag or

landowner coupon attached to the tag.

3.

You will need to get a Wyoming

Conservation Stamp to complete your

license.

4.

If you were born on or after January 1,

1966, you will need to have a hunter��s

safety card.

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