Jenkins Hunting Camp

Jenkins Hunting Camp has been family-operated since the early 1970s when Larry Jenkins established the outfitting business. His son Tedd Jenkins now runs the camp and personally guides every hunt—this isn't typical in the outfitting industry where you often get paired with staff guides instead of the owner.

The camp sits in the Greys River area of western Wyoming at approximately 9,000 ft elevation, providing direct truck access without pack trips. This location puts hunters in the heart of three major game management areas with summer range for Rocky Mountain elk and mule deer, all within Bridger-Teton National Forest. They operate under permit as Big Game #153 through Teton-Bridger National Forest.

Hunters ride mountain-trained horses that know the terrain, but the camp philosophy is to minimize saddle time. Guides use spot-and-stalk techniques and strategic positioning based on the game and conditions. They focus on efficiency—getting you to the animal rather than spending entire days in the saddle.

What's Included—No Hidden Charges: - Personal guiding by Tedd Jenkins - Airport pickups from nearby airports and town transportation - Mountain-trained horses and trail logistics - Game meat processing and delivery to local processor (or you take it home) - Trophy caping if you plan to mount - Home-cooked meals and comfortable beds at camp

Jenkins urges hunters to book early, even before you know if you've drawn a license. A 100% refundable deposit holds your spot. Once you're accepted in the draw, you're confirmed. This matters because non-resident elk licenses in Wyoming are drawn on a basis that changes yearly—planning ahead is critical.

Contact the camp for help with: - Wyoming game and fish application deadlines - License draw strategies - Preference point timing - Booking details and requests

"When you Book with Jenkins Hunting Camp, you hunt with your outfitter, Tedd Jenkins. This isn't true with all outfitters."

Beyond guided hunts, Jenkins Hunting Camp is developing hiking, horseback riding, and general outdoor adventure trips through the Wyoming wilderness—details coming soon.

Greys River in the Rocky Mountains of western Wyoming sits in Bridger-Teton National Forest country. The 9,000 ft elevation and access to all three major game management areas make it ideal for early-season September elk hunts when bulls are most vocal and active. The terrain includes rugged mountains, dense forests, and open meadows—classic Rocky Mountain elk country.

Ready to hunt? Contact Jenkins Hunting Camp with your preferred dates, species, and party size. Include a refundable deposit per hunter. They'll help you navigate Wyoming Game & Fish deadlines and get you prepared for your hunt.