NoTellum Outfitters

NoTellum Outfitters specializes in guided mountain lion hunts across Eastern Utah. Winter hunts (November through March) involve early morning drives cutting fresh tracks, using trucks, ATVs, and snowmobiles across the terrain. Spring hunts (March through May) shift to dry-ground tracking where you watch hounds work hard to locate lions. Hunts run 1 to 5 days depending on weather and conditions.

Black bear hunting is available across multiple seasons. Spring limited-entry hunts run April 2 through May 30. Summer hunts go May 21 through June 26. Fall hunts split between August 20–September 27 and November 3–November 13. All hunts utilize hound dogs and include field transportation, game cleaning, and skinning.

You'll need to complete a Bear orientation online at Utah DWR before applying. Draw results typically post in March.

NoTellum also runs elk and deer hunts across the same territory—the Bookcliffs, South Slope/Diamond Mountain, North Slope, Three Corners, and West Daggett regions. Hunts accommodate hunters of varying skill levels and physical abilities.

NoTellum operates across thousands of acres of Eastern Utah terrain:

Fully licensed and insured with a special recreational permit from BLM.

• •Transportation in the field (trucks, ATVs, snowmobiles as needed)
• •Opportunity for one animal (lion, bear, elk, or deer depending on hunt type)
• •Hound dogs for lion and bear hunts
• •Cleaning and skinning of harvested game
• •Experienced guides trained in the region

• •Winter hunts (November–March) require:
• •Waterproof hiking boots with heavy insulation
• •Wool socks and long underwear (moisture-wicking)
• •Wool or mid-weight pants
• •Wool or flannel outer shirts
• •Heavy coat and warm hat
• •Gaiters
• •High-energy food, water bottles, headlamp, extra ammo, camera

• •Spring/Summer hunts (March–May) call for:
• •Waterproof boots with light insulation
• •Lightweight layers instead of heavy insulation
• •Long-sleeve shirts or mid-weight options
• •Lightweight hoodie/coat
• •Same day pack essentials (food, water, headlamp, ammo, camera)

Dress in layers to avoid sweating and getting cold. Keep your day pack weight reasonable—you could hike many miles. Camouflage is optional; no orange required. Bring a light rifle (open sight recommended) or pistol since shots are typically close.

NoTellum Outfitters Vernal, UT 84078 Gabe Houghton: 435-823-4488 Email: [email protected]

Book directly by phone or use their online contact form. They offer a trip planner tool on their website to match your schedule with available hunts.