Wyoming Turkey Hunting Guides & Outfitters
PO Box 754
Pinedale, WY 82941
The year 2008, marks my 33rd year as a Wyoming Outfitter/Guide and my 44th year Guiding in the Bridger Wilderness Area near Pinedale, Wyoming. We have the expertise, knowledge and experience to provide that Hunting or Fishing Trip, Wilderness Pack Trip or Outfitter/Guide School that you have been looking for. I hope that you will consider joining us, we sincerely want to provide that quality service to you—Hunting/fishing or Wilderness Pack Trips.
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P.O. Box 2063
Cheyenne, WY 82009
Canyon Creek Outfitters will assist you in an exciting and unforgettable guided hunt through the wilderness of Wyoming. We offer both rifle and archery hunts for species such as deer, antelope, elk, mountain lion and wild turkey. For additional information check us out!
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PO Box 629
Big Horn, WY 82833
Canyon Ranch is a three thousand acre private reserve. We offer a variety of recreational opportunities for guests of all ages including: fly fishing, Merriam turkey hunting, sporting clays, private driven shoots for pheasant, partridge and
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* All listing information was obtained from publicly available resources including the internet. We here at Foremost Hunting do not hold claim that the information above is of our own. In most cases the information was derived from the taxidermists own website.
Wyoming Turkey Hunting News
| Dress for Success - Fall Turkey Safety Tips by bigbuck | | The best hunt is a SAFE hunt! Both novice and experienced sportsmen should continuously review basic safety practices. The fall turkey season requires different tactics and safety precautions from the spring gobbler season. Dressing right is the key to both safe and successful turkey hunting. While sitting still is most important, full camouflage helps hunters blend into the surroundings and elude the turkey's keen eyesight. | | Prescribed Burns in Spring Improve Wild Turkey Habitat by host | Each spring, the National Wild Turkey Federation’s wildlife biologists hear the fears of concerned hunters who don't understand that prescribed burns in March and April -- months generally known as wild turkey nesting months -- are far more beneficial than harmful to wild turkey populations. However, the NWTF's wildlife biologists have research showing the years of improved nesting and brood habitat created by a growing season prescribed fire is far more important to the turkey population than the loss of a few nests. |
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