Guides & Leases - Advantage Outfitters

Advantage Outfitters operates out of Hulett, Wyoming (Wyoming Outfitting License BG-051), positioned at the foot of the Black Hills in northeastern Wyoming. The camp sits within easy reach of Devils Tower National Monument, Mount Rushmore, and Crazy Horse—making it a natural base for serious trophy hunters.

Clayton Bischoff has guided hunters for over 14 years across whitetail deer, mule deer, elk, buffalo, antelope, and turkey. He averages 130 days per year in the field between spring and fall seasons. In 2013 and 2017, he received Wyoming Outfitters Association awards for archery deer—including a 158 4/8 typical buck in 2017 and a 137 5/8 in 2013. Both were harvested by clients on their first sit in stands he'd prepared by mid-day glassing.

September 1–29 | Up to 3:1 guide ratio - Ground blinds and tree stands pre-positioned in August - Continued scouting throughout season for movement patterns - Mid-day relocations during hunting season - Hunt schedule: dropped at stand before daylight, hunt until ~10 A.M., return to camp for lunch and rest, evening hunt from 3 P.M. to legal shooting light

November 1–30 | 2:1 guided hunts - Choice of whitetail or mule deer - Spot-and-stalk hunts from before daylight through legal shooting light - Lunch provided in field - Full-day hunting strategy

October 1–31 | 2:1 spot-and-stalk hunts - Intensive all-day hunts from before daylight through sunset - Pre-arrival scouting completed - Lunch provided in field

April 20–May 31 | 2:1 hunts - "Run and gun" or Double Bull blind tactics - Archery or shotgun compatible - Early morning hunt (daylight to ~10 A.M.), afternoon hunt (3 P.M. to sunset) - Roosting established in field the evening of harvest day

Hunters lodge at the camp on Bush Street in Hulett with these inclusions:

• •$1,000 deposit per species to book (hunts booked individually, not as combo packages)
• •50% balance due by January 1st of hunt year
• •Final 50% due within 4 hours of arriving in camp
• •License/preference points applied for by outfitter; client pays fees
• •Spring turkey licenses purchased over-the-counter; additional stamps (archery, conservation) per state regulations

Hunters born on or after January 1, 1966 in Wyoming must have a hunter safety card. Orange garment required above waist during hunts.

All clients receive mandatory safety orientation covering: - Firearms and bow safety protocols - Legal shooting light standards - Emergency contact procedures - Medical form completion

First aid kits stationed in lodge, vehicles, and emergency contact cards issued to all hunters. Advantage Outfitters carries proper insurance.

Clients return year after year. Bischoff's approach centers on relationship-building—he emphasizes that success comes from knowing his hunters, understanding their goals, and delivering not just harvests but genuine trophy-hunting experiences under western skies.