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BLACK TIMBER / GUIDED BIG-GAME HUNTS

WHAT DO YOU
WANT TO
CHASE?

Pick the animal that keeps you thinking about the West. Then find the country and the hunt that fit your opportunity.

CHASE

BLACK TIMBER / FIELD SERIES

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Mountain lion

01 / FIND YOUR PURSUIT

Mountain lion

A fresh track and a day that follows the conditions. Explore the state-specific mountain lion hunts.

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Elk

02 / FIND YOUR PURSUIT

Elk

Start with your animal. Choose the state, explore the country and bring your tag or planning questions.

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Mule deer

03 / FIND YOUR PURSUIT

Mule deer

Start with your animal. Choose the state, explore the country and bring your tag or planning questions.

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Black bear

04 / FIND YOUR PURSUIT

Black bear

Start with your animal. Choose the state, explore the country and bring your tag or planning questions.

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Pronghorn

05 / FIND YOUR PURSUIT

Pronghorn

Start with your animal. Choose the state, explore the country and bring your tag or planning questions.

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Sheep & mountain goats

06 / FIND YOUR PURSUIT

Sheep & mountain goats

Start with your animal. Choose the state, explore the country and bring your tag or planning questions.

START WITH A PLACE

FIND YOUR COUNTRY.

01

Utah

From high timber to desert breaks.

02

Colorado

Big mountain country. A mountain lion pursuit.

A CLOSER LOOK

Choose the experience, then the animal.

Some hunters arrive with a tag they have waited years to draw. Others start with the feeling of a trip they want to take: time in big timber, a patient morning behind optics or a winter pursuit that follows fresh sign. Both are good starting points. Use this directory to connect that idea to a specific animal and state.

Compare more than the headline. The legal opportunity, access, physical work and proposed guide arrangements determine what the hunt will actually be. Open a species page to explore the experience, then use the state pages to understand the other pursuits you might consider. Your next step is a clear conversation, not a decision made from a photograph alone.

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.