The Greys River is home to monster mule deer.
In fact, this area produces more record book mule deer than anywhere else in Wyoming and is in the top five worldwide for its trophy mulies. If you are looking for the mule deer trophy of a lifetime, you must consider the Greys River region in western Wyoming.
The Box Y Lodge is the only lodge along the Greys River. Our hunters enjoy individual heated sleeping cabins and private baths in an idyllic mountain setting.
The lodge has a large commercial kitchen, a spacious dining area, and a living room for relaxing. This might be one of the most comfortable hunting camps you’ve ever experienced. More importantly, it’s surrounded by trophy big game country.
Horsepower is the key to hunting this rugged Greys River country, and we have plenty of it.
Our horses are veterans of the trails and proven partners on these hunts. We have enough stock that you’ll never have to ride the same horse two days in a row. They get plenty of rest in the Box Y pastures.
Hunting begins well before daylight. While you’re waking, guides are saddling horses and preparing gear for the hunt. After an early breakfast, we ride out of camp by starlight for a full day of hunting.
On mule deer hunts, we must impose a client weight limit of 250 pounds due to the steep terrain. We will be hunting alpine bowls, boulder fields, and timbered areas above 9,000 ft. Quality binoculars and spotting scopes are critical as most of the day is spent glassing. Shooting long distances with confidence is essential. Hunters must prepare physically and mentally for this challenging and exciting hunt.
Hunters with nine (9) or more preference points for mule deer should have 100% draw odds for this license. However, Wyoming reserves 25% of the available licenses for those with no points. So don’t be afraid to apply for a tag!
In addition to monster mule deer, the Greys River is home to a large, resident Elk herd. This herd is growing and has continued to increase over the last couple of years.
Our elk hunts are not quite as physical as the mule deer hunts, since we don’t ha,ve to pursue elk as high into the mountains. However, it’s still a good idea to be physically fit for this hunt. A typical day is spent glassing, riding and hiking to different areas looking for elk. The license draw odds for Elk are good, but preference points are essential to draw an elk license. Please call our office for more details. looking for elk. The license draw odds for Elk are good, but 4+ preference points are essential to draw an elk license.
| Hunt Name | Lodging | Price per Hunter | # of Days | Hunt Dates | Hunter-Guide Ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trophy High Country Mule Deer | Camp | $7,500.00 | 6 | September 15-20 | 2:1 |
| *Single deer hunters must book a 1:1 guide for an additional cost of $1,800.00. Points are required to draw a license. | |||||
| Rifle Bull Elk | Camp | $7,500.00 | 5 | October 15-19 or 21-25 | 2:1 |
| 2 hunters to 1 guide. 1:1 guide service is available at an additional $300.00 per day. Points are required to draw a license. | |||||
| Moose | Camp | $9,000.00 | 6 | Call for details and to arrange dates | 1:1 |
| Multiple Moose points are required to draw. | |||||
License fees are not included in the hunt price.
Points are required to draw a license (See our page about preference points)
All hunt prices are subject to a 4% public land use fee.
Non-hunters are welcome at an additional $250.00 per day.
Hunt prices are set annually on October 15 for the following year's hunts, i.e. if you have a hunt booked in 2025 the invoice you receive on October 15, 2024 will have the set 2025 price, and so on and so forth.
Hunt dates may be subject to change depending on the actual season set by the Wyoming Game and Fish.
SNS Outfitter & Guides is a permittee of the Bridger-Teton National Forest, Greys River District, and is an equal opportunity service provider.
