Deer hunting in Wyoming

Wyoming is mule deer country on a grand scale—wind-swept ridges, sagebrush basins, badlands cuts, and high-elevation pockets where a buck can bed with a view that feels a mile wide. If you want a true Western hunt built around glassing, long days, and big terrain, Wyoming delivers ( learn more about hunting in Wyoming from our blog)While mule deer are the headline, some areas also offer opportunities for whitetails, especially along river bottoms and irrigated country. Most outfitted deer hunts in Wyoming are classic spot-and-stalk. Mule deer hunts in Wyoming are often offered as combos with elk or pronghorn. Non-resident deer licenses in Wyoming are usually available through limited draw; contact your outfitter for application tips. Special licenses are occasionally available through outfitters at an extra price. Most out-of-state hunters fly into Casper, Cody, Jackson, or Cheyenne, then rent a car and drive to the camp or lodge. Compare hunts below by region, dates, guide ratio, lodging, and pricing—and book your Wyoming deer hunt on BookYourHunt.com!