hunt details

All of our guides are exceptional hunters and very knowledgeable about the animals they hunt. They work very hard to make your hunt successful & memorable.

For the greatest odds of hunting success, it’s important to be in the best physical condition possible. Our guides aren’t there to impress you with their hiking skills and will be sensitive to the pace at which you need and want to hunt. The primary hunting method is spot and stalk, as well as calling when hunting in the rut.

Your hunt begins at a comfortable base camp where you will either stay in a wall tent or cabin. Each morning guides will accompany their hunters to the areas chosen to hunt. The hunting areas usually have a series of roads to access by using 4x4 vehicles and then we will hunt on foot, sometimes in steep or rough terrain. You will need to plan on arriving the day before your hunt begins and leaving the day after it ends to be able to hunt five full days.

What’s included

Lodging will be in tents, camp trailers or cabins (depending on the area you hunt.) All hunts are guided with one guide per two hunters depending on your preference. Cow elk hunts include a guide and landowner voucher. Meals and lodging are not included with cow elk hunts. We can also customize your hunt for larger groups that only desire a single guide.

NOT INCLUDED: License and tag, sales tax, taxidermy, meat processing, gratuity and airport transportation are not included in the price of the hunt.

A 50% deposit is required upon booking your hunt and is due at the time of booking. Final payment is due August 31st prior to the hunt with the exception of archery hunters whose final payment will be due August 1st. Payment is to be made in cash, check or money order mailed to:

Porcupine Adventures, Inc.
PO Box 69
Paradise, UT 84328

ALL PAYMENTS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE, BUT TRANSFERABLE TO OTHER PARTIES. HUNTS MUST TAKE PLACE IN THE YEAR THEY ARE BOOKED UNLESS OTHER ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE.

***Absolutely no illegal drugs or excessive use of alcohol will be allowed. A wounded animal is considered a kill. All efforts to recover that animal will be made and you may continue to hunt that animal, but we do not allow any other animals to be taken.