Kolob Outfitters

Kolob Outfitters was started by Morgan Abbott with a simple goal: unforgettable hunts. While Morgan is now the sole owner, the mission hasn't changed—he wants every hunter to have the funnest, wildest time possible while actually hunting hard for quality animals.

Morgan's philosophy is blunt: the hunt means more than the score sheet. They hunt exhaustingly hard, scout relentlessly, and strive to kill the biggest animals possible—but not at the expense of the experience. By the end of your hunt, you'll have a trophy, an exhausted body that feels good, a stomach sore from laughter, and lifelong friendships.

They operate in Millard County, Utah with private leases that deliver results. Their cow elk hunts run near 100% success rates because they've built relationships with landowners and understand the country deeply.

Starting at $3,750 for spike elk - Mule Deer: $5,000 (archery, muzzy, early rifle, general rifle options) - Elk Spike Only: $3,750 - Elk Open Bull: $5,000 - Easy-to-obtain tags mean short-notice bookings at reasonable prices - Guides assist with tag applications to match your point situation

Pricing varies by hunt specifics—call for details. These are treated as investments and tailored to your schedule.

2026 Limited Entry Dates: - Elk Archery: 08/15–09/15 | Late Archery: 11/28–12/13 - Elk Rifle: Early (09/16–09/20), Mid (10/03–10/15), Late (11/07–11/15) - Deer Archery: 08/15–09/11 | Rifle: 10/17–10/25 - Antelope: Archery (08/15–09/11), Muzzleloader (09/23–10/01), Rifle (09/12–09/20)

Species include moose, cow moose, bison, bighorn sheep, and mountain goat. Custom pricing—call after you draw to lock in dates and cost.

$2,750 for 2-day cow elk hunt - Includes: Landowner voucher, guide fee, field dressing, pack-out - Not included: Lodging, food, NR license ($144), tag transfer fee ($650) - Typically one-day harvests with near 100% success on private leases - Low-stress, minimal physical demand

• •Bear Hunts: From $5,000 (spring hounds, summer baiting, fall options)
• •Cougar Hunts: From $5,500 (year-round)
• •Coyote Hunts with Thermal: From $550/day (year-round)

Predator hunts do not include lodging, food, tip, tag, or license fees

• •Basic lodging
• •Experienced guide
• •Field and trophy care
• •Transportation during hunt
• •Airport pickup/drop-off
• •Animal pack-out
• •Food available for additional $350

• •Time: Guides spend significantly more time scouting and tracking than DIY hunters. They monitor target animals throughout seasons and can track animals for you between hunts, letting you stay home and work while they do the legwork.

• •Knowledge: For out-of-state hunters or those new to a unit, guide knowledge is everything. Kolob's guides know their areas deeply and dramatically improve your odds of seeing and harvesting animals.

• •Safety: All guides carry current First Aid and CPR certification from approved providers. They're required to carry basic first aid kits and communication equipment (cell phone, sat phone, or GPS with capability).

All big game hunts run 5 days—hunting Monday through Saturday with Sundays off. Regulars can request their preferred guide (availability permitting). The outfit books a year in advance but accommodates short-notice general season hunts.

• •Booking & Payment:
• •50% deposit to secure (non-refundable)
• •Final balance due 30 days before hunt start
• •They'll work with you on circumstances—just communicate early
• •Deposits honor into the following year if you need to reschedule

Deposits are non-refundable because they're spent immediately on permits, insurance, scouting gas, food, and gear prep. Failed hunts (no animal harvested) aren't refundable because weather, animal movement, and hunting pressure can't be controlled—only opportunity can be guaranteed.

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• •Contact: Morgan Abbott | 435.253.3148 | [email protected]
• •Location: Delta, Utah