His houndsmen have been guiding for a different outfitter in the Philipsburg area, where they had excellent success, but a rule change has made it virtually impossible for a non-residents to hunt that area.

Both the White Sulphur Springs and Dillon areas can be hunted by non-residents until a harvest quota is reached. Often that quota is reached in December, so you'll want to book your hunt early in the season. Once a harvest quota is reached you may hunt a different area.

One of his houndsmen lives in Dillon and has treed many cats over the past 10 years. This area has produced Boone and Crockett lions.

The White Sulphur Springs ranch is owned by a man who manages the property for quality elk hunting, and he likes to have two or three cougars killed a year in order to reduce predation on the big game. The ranch is a "major wintering area" for big game.

This hunt does not include motel accommodations or restaurant meals.