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Among other things, Utah is known for its diverse and exotic wildlife. From bison to cougars to elk to bears, Utah boasts enough animal life to keep even the most demanding and experienced wildlife viewer entertained!
Wildlife Viewing on the Henry Mountains: Join Randy Bradbury on the Henry Mountains and see the only free range herd of bison in Utah and one of the few in the West. Trips will be held during the months of July and August. The bison and the mule deer will have moved up to the higher more open peaks at that time of the year which will provide for better viewing of the animals. Book me!
Fremont River Outfitters Wildlife Viewing for 2003: Cost will be $300 per person per day. The trip will be five days and four nights. Stay in a luxury bed and breakfast the first night and then head out for the Henry Mountains to stay in a cabin on Mount Ellen for the next two nights. On the fifth day, return to the luxury of a garden hot tub, or if you wish to pay a little more, your very own hot tub and Jacuzzi. Extra days on the Henry Mountains can be arranged for $300 per day. This is a full service trip but we can accommodate only four people or three couples per trip. Travel will be by four-wheel drive pickups. The trip can be modified for using horses, but you will need to call for prices. Book me!
Elk Calling and Viewing on the Boulder, Fishlake, Thousand Lake and Monroe Mountains: The elk are usually bugling between Sept. 12 and Sept. 29, when the elk rut in this area. The quakies will be turning orange and yellow creating great color for your photos. Randy Bradbury will take you on a fall photo tour to the best areas for elk viewing. Book me!
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