Two Ocean Pass Outfitting
Buffalo Valley, Jackson Hole, Wyoming
John R. Winter, Outfitter

Hunt Rates & Application Info

Hunt on Horseback in Famous "Two Ocean Pass' Country.
Teddy Roosevelt's favorite Big Game Hunting Area in the
Teton and Washakie Wilderness of Wyoming.

Our high country hunting camp is located twenty-five miles horseback into the Teton Wilderness area from the buffalo Valley near Moran Wyoming. We hunt our resident elk herd throughout the season and pick up the elk migration to the Jackson Hole elk refuge in late October. Hunting success in our high country camp speaks for itself with an annual 85%+ success ratio.

Our Two Ocean Pass Camp sits in the middle of approximately one hundred square miles of prime elk, deer and moose habitat and gives the serious hunter the best opportunity possible to harvest the game of choice. Our late season elk hunts occur in the Cody County where much of the Yellowstone Park Elk Herd migrates for the Winter Season. These hunts are fair chase and not a "firing line" situation as is the case during the migration in Teton Park.

The Winter family has been guiding and outfitting in this remote wilderness near Yellowstone National Park between Cody and Jackson Hole since 1946. Horses and mules will take you and your equipment to hunting camp and into the areas you will be hunting. We take pride in providing T.O.P. camp cooking and accommodations - check with our references. We look forward to hunting with you this fall.
- John R. Winter, Outfitter

Suggested Clothing/Equipment: 2 wool shirts, 2-3 lighter shirts, several pairs wool or cotton socks, 2 pr. pants, warm cap, lightweight coat, heavy overcoat, raingear, camp boots, hunting boots, 2 pr. gloves, long underwear, 1 canteen, flashlight w/ extra batteries, personal toiletries and medicine. Most important: Your hunting license, rifle and ammunition. You must have one blaze orange garment (hat, coat or vest). Your equipment and clothing should fit into one duffel bag approximately 15"x16"x36" with 50 lbs. max total weight. Your sleeping bag can be rolled separately and should have a comfort range of -10 degrees to -20 degrees F. Rifle scabbards, saddle bags and chaps are optional.

Success in the drawing of the Big Game License will require a 50% Deposit of the total fee.

An initial booking fee of $500 (portion of 50% deposit) will hold a hunt date with T.O.P. Book early to schedule your hunt of choice. The license fee, made out to the Wyoming Game and Fish Department must accompany your completed application for the specfic game you wish to hunt (see below). Application booklets are available from the Wyoming Game and Fish (307) 777-4600.

License Fees
(in addition to Hunt Fees)

We will review your application, fill in the proper area information, and submit the application form and fee to Cheyenne by the application deadline. The balance of the 50% deposit will be due within 30 days from receipt of your big game license. Unsuccessful applicants in Wyoming's draw may apply their deposits toward a different hunt in the same year, toward the next years hunt for the same price, or the
intial booking fee of $500 will be refunded.

Deposits are nonrefundable once you have drawn a license.

The balance of the hunt price is due prior to hunt departure. All accomodations before and after the hunt will be your responsibility. We will be glad to give recommendations.

All rates in U.S. funds.

We are now into the 2012 booking season with the elk application deadline being January 31. Please call John R. Winter for rates, application information and to book your 2012 hunts.

Other application deadlines:
Deer & Antelope - March 15
Sheep, Moose and Goat - February 28

Call 1-800-Ranch-09 to book your hunting trip today!