Deep Creek Outfitters

G&J Outdoors operates as a mountain lion hunting outfitter serving the state of Nevada, offering guided cougar hunts across multiple hunting territories. Listed among the premier mountain lion operations in the western United States through Ultimate Mountain Lion Hunting's regional directory.

The outfitter employs multiple proven techniques for successful lion hunting:

• •Hound hunting - Pursuing mountain lions with trained, experienced hound packs that trail and tree or bay lions
• •Horseback and foot hunting - Traditional methods across Nevada's rugged terrain
• •Vehicle-based hunting - Using trucks, UTVs, and 4x4 vehicles for access and tracking
• •Seasonal flexibility - Operating year-round with adjusted methods based on weather and conditions

G&J Outdoors distinguishes itself through staff who are deeply familiar with their hunting units. Unlike some outfitting services that rotate guides through unfamiliar territory, this operation emphasizes local knowledge and extensive pre-season scouting. This approach translates to better opportunity on quality lions and higher success rates.

Nevada holds excellent opportunity for trophy cougar hunting. The state's genetics produce solid animals, and the population provides good annual hunting opportunity. Mountain lion season timing varies by region but generally peaks during winter months when tracking conditions improve.

Typical guided hunts provide a full backcountry experience pursuing one of North America's most elusive and challenging big game animals. Hunters work alongside experienced guides who read sign, handle hound packs, and navigate Nevada's high desert and mountain terrain.

Directory Status: Listed in Ultimate Mountain Lion Hunting's featured Nevada outfitters directory, indicating consistent presence in the regional hunting community.

Prospective hunters should contact G&J Outdoors directly for current availability, pricing, season dates, and specific hunt options. Nevada requires valid hunting licenses and tags—the outfitter can advise on licensing requirements for both resident and non-resident hunters.