CONTACT BLACK TIMBER OUTFITTERS

Let’s talk
about the hunt.

You do not need to have every detail figured out. Start with the animal, the destination or the question you cannot stop thinking about.

Planning a trip?

Use the hunt inquiry page to organize your species, state, timing and contact details.

Still exploring?

Browse the hunts or read through the planning process to find your starting point.

mule deer in continuous natural terrain, wildlife illustration

GUIDED BIG-GAME HUNTS

THE COUNTRY
IS CALLING.

Choose the animal. Bring the questions. Make room for the experience.

WILD

BLACK TIMBER / FIELD SERIES

A CLOSER LOOK

Tell us where you are in the process.

There is a difference between exploring an idea, holding a tag and being ready to compare written arrangements. Let the team know which stage you are at. A clear starting point makes it easier to focus on the questions that matter now rather than asking you for details you do not yet have.

If you already know the opportunity, gather the permit, dates and party information before using the inquiry page. If you are still exploring, browse the species and destination pages and make a note of what draws you in. The best conversation begins with your priorities.

FROM THE BLACK TIMBER ARCHIVE

The moments
that come home.

Black Timber elk archive

Black Timber elk archive

Black Timber mule deer archive

Black Timber mule deer archive

Black Timber field archive

Black Timber field archive

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

MAKE THE
TAG COUNT.

Bring the tag. Bring the questions. Tell us what you want the hunt to feel like.