Expect bulls to range from 280-310 plus P&Y. Larger bulls have been taken each year. The elk hunts are based out of a trailer camp on private property. Hunting is conducted two on one and will include everything except state tag and conservation stamp.  Archery: September dates - six days............$3,500 Rifle: October dates - five days .....................$4,000 Cow tags: November  dates - three days......$   900

Dennis Forsberg of Waghougal, Washington.  Dennis hit this bull on opening day of the archery elk hunt.  His shot was a little back. After watching the bull for more than an hour and a half, the bull got up and wandered off.  Spending the rest of his hunting days looking for the bull, he was not found.  Seventeen days after the bull was hit, guide, David Albrecht, was able to locate the bull within several  hundred yards of where he was hit.  Dennis came back with his dad hunting on the rifle hunt to claim his antlers from his nice 2010 6x6 bull elk.

Dustin Lym with Grizzly Peak's best elk ever takin. This bull scores 357 with 54 plus inch main beams and a whopping 50 inch spread. It's not hard to see that Dustin is very pleased. Congrats on a great bull.

Jim Meagher of Pennsylvania with his nice 6x6 300 class bull.

Joe Pawloski with good friend Rick Lunsford with Joe's first elk he had ever killed. This 6x6 bull walked out after passing on several other bulls the first morning. Joe made a great shot putting the bull down. And now Joe can hang his trophy head back in New York State. Congrats on a great bull.

Mark Sambrailo of Watsonville, California with his 330 archery elk.

Cliff Reeder of Rock Springs Wyoming with his nice 6x6 bull he took on opening day. This is Cliff's first bull he has ever taken. Were happy Cliff spent time here at Grizzly Peak, He is one of the nicest guys you would ever want in camp. Congrats on your bull.

Dustin's 50 inch wide bull.

Garrett Lym of Evanston, Wyoming with his 6x6 Wyoming elk.

John McGannon of Wild Eats with his 6x6 Wyoming archery elk hunt.