Wapiti Ridge Outfitters
Hunting, Fishing, & Summer Pack Trips in Cody, Wyoming
Looking for a unique wilderness experience in the Greater Yellowstone Region? Wapiti Ridge Outfitters in Cody, Wyoming has been guiding horseback pack trips, fly fishing excursions, and hunting expeditions near Yellowstone National Park for more than 30 years. Our trips explore the Beartooth, Absaroka, and Washakie wilderness areas of the Northern Rockies. Beautiful mountain landscapes and lush valleys filled with wildflowers, wildlife, and crisp mountain streams will leave you breathless. Our knowledgeable crew and friendly horses will deliver you to some of the most remote backcountry wilderness in America, and cook you breakfast on the way!
On our trips, you can fish for brook trout, rainbow trout, golden trout, and the famous Yellowstone cutthroat. Others will enjoy camping, trail rides, and endless opportunities for scenic and wildlife photography. Wapiti Ridge Outfitters can also guide your hunting party in search of elk, deer, antelope, Rocky Mountain goat, bighorn sheep, black bear, or moose. As a licensed outfitter, we cater to families, groups, couples, and singles, and go to great lengths to ensure your comfort and safety on your Wyoming vacation adventure.
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Elk by Wapiti Ridge Outfitters
USA, Wyoming, All
The lay of our country is big canyons, open ridges, heavy timber, meadows, two large burn areas and vast areas above timberline. In the early season we are hunting native elk that have been in the area since calving in the spring.
Goat hunting is done from a spike camp on the Beartooth Plateau in northwestern Wyoming. Wyoming has some of the largest Billie goats anywhere in North America. Horn size of the Billies we have been taking in the past few years is running over 10 inches i
Our moose hunting is done from a spike camp on the Yellowstone River before it reaches the park. Located next to the park line, the country is mostly meadows, some of which are several hundred acres in size.
n early November there is too much snow in the high country so we move down for our deer and antelope hunts. We base out of a motel in town. We eat breakfast early in the morning at the motel and then head for the area we are going to hunt.
Rams are generally found in rough country around 9,000 to 12,000 feet. When we have a sheep hunter coming in our camp, we spend some time previous to his arrival spotting rams.
