Crandall Creek Outfitters

Crandall Creek Outfitters began when Mickie Fischer and the late Bruce Hillard founded the operation in 1991, building on Bruce's Eagle Creek Outfitters foundation dating to 1984. Corey Fischer started guiding in 1993 and took over as outfitter in 1998. The operation is now owned by Mickie, Arlene, and Corey Fischer.

They run multiple camps to match different game and seasons:

• •North Absaroka Wilderness basecamp (8 miles from Yellowstone) – Starting point for sheep, elk, mountain goat, and some deer hunts. Closest town: Cooke City, Montana. Fly into Cody, Wyoming.
• •Dubois area trophy mule deer camp – One of Wyoming's best late-season mule deer hunting areas.
• •Casper lodge – Home base for antelope hunts and additional mule deer hunting.
• •Buffalo and Sheridan ranches – Three leased properties added in 2008, proven for trophy mule deer, whitetail, and antelope.

• •Elk (archery and rifle)
• •Mule deer
• •Whitetail deer
• •Bighorn sheep
• •Moose
• •Mountain goat
• •Antelope

Crandall Creek takes fair-chase hunting seriously. Their wounding policy is straightforward: if an animal is wounded, they'll spend whatever time it takes to recover it. If recovery fails, the hunt for that species ends—no pursuing another animal on that license. They've maintained very few unrecovered woundings in recent years and ask hunters to show up prepared and in shape to help minimize incidents.

They track Wyoming Game and Fish deadlines and special license opportunities:

They can help with Commissioner's and Governor's tags (auctioned/raffled) and watch for leftover licenses during the second draw (July 10-20).

223 North Durbin, Casper, WY 82601 307-237-8468 Corey: [email protected] | 307-234-6941 Mickie: 307-234-5565