This hunt produced six 6x6s and two 5x5s last year. This is one of the five-points.

We have openings for elk hunts in September on two ranches in Utah. The outfitter had been holding the spots for some customers who ended up drawing for another area where he conducts hunts. These ranches are enrolled in the state's Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit program. He takes four hunters per ranch per year. All eight hunters filled their tags last year, six of them on six-point bulls and the other two on 5x5s. Sizes ranged from 250 to 302 B&C. The price is $6,500 per person with two hunters per guide and $7,500 with one hunter per guide. The second and last weeks of September are available. A combination mule deer/elk hunt is $9,750. Hunts for deer are $6,500 in September and $5,500 in October. Deer typically score 160 to 190 B&C. The widest deer rack last year measured 32 inches. The outfitter takes a maximum of four hunters on each property for deer. Last year he took only two hunters on one of the ranches. One hunter killed a 170-class buck with an extra in-line point, and the other missed a 180-class buck and had three other opportunities at big bucks. Accommodations are in a lodge near the properties, which cover 13,000 acres. Airport pickup in Salt Lake City is included.