Basic Information

INFORMATION YOU NEED TO KNOW:

• Hunter Safety: : If you are going to hunt with us and your age requires a hunters safety course Please be aware you must carry valid proof of completing this course before going afield. You will be required to take a safety course if you were born after Jan. 1st 1966. If you are in need of this course please contact your local Department of Natural Resources(or equivalent) for available classes and locations.

• Safety Orange: Big Game hunters in Wyoming must wear, in a visible manner, one or more exterior garments of hunter orange, from the waist up. Nebraska laws require 400 square inches worn in a visible manner.

• Trophies and Taxidermists: Table Mountain Outfitters are specialists in the handling of trophies. All of our heads are properly caped or frozen to insure they arrive at the taxidermist in excellent condition. We can deliver your trophy to our preferred taxidermist, or prepare it for your favorite taxidermist back home. If you choose to take your trophy home with you, we urge you to make sure your taxidermist does quality work and has examples of the type of animal you are bring to them.

• Meat Care: You can be assured that your game meat will be properly handled by our experienced guides. We can deliver your meat to a meat processing plant, or quarter it for you to take back home to be processed.

THE TABLE MOUNTAIN DIFFERENCE:

• We personally submit your application to Game and Fish so you're assured that your application is entered into the drawing if applicable.

• All of Table Mountain Outfitters' hunts are for trophies unless you book otherwise. There are no hidden trophy fees.

• We use nothing but recent photos and references from our hunts. This gives our clients an up-to-date, honest report concerning our clients' successes and trophies taken.

• We are full-time outfitters. We work for you all year, not just a month or two.

GEAR LIST:

• Sleeping Bag
• Warm (Goose Down) Jacket
• Leather Boots
• Waterproof Boots
• Any Required Medicines
• Alarm Clock
• Underwear
• Rainwear
• Fanny or Day Pack
• Hand Lotion
• Ammunition or Arrows
• Ink Pen
• Long Underwear
• Towels and Washcloth
• Fluorescent Orange Hat or Vest
• Camera and Film
• Denim Pants
• Sunglasses
• Compass
• Wool or Flannel Shirts
• Heavy Wool Socks
• Suntan or Sunscreen Lotion
• Shaving Gear
• Hunting Knife
• Cheesecloth
• Game Bags
• Cooler(s)
• Handkerchiefs
• Firearm or Bow
• Chapstick
• Toothbrush and Toothpaste
• Flashlight
• Hunting Licenses and Regulations
•70lb. limit for Idaho pack-in hunts

Archery Hunters MayAlso Consider:

• Face Paint
• Camo
• Gloves
• Old Heavy Socks
• String
• Safety Belt
• Range Finder

REFERENCES:

Archery:

Bob Farkas
5636 S 34th St.
Milwaukee, WI 4033
414-282-1583

Dan Lee
104 Pine Creek Ln.
Haughton, LA 71037
318-949-3029

Robert Jasinski
6235 Gemfield Dr.
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
719-491-1167

Scott Dickinson
22725 S. Mowry Rd.
Worley, ID 83876
mtn_man@yahoo.com

Idaho Cougar/Bear:

Robert Felluca
1674 Norton St.
Rochester, NY 14609

Ray J. Brooks
7211 Furnace Rd.
Ontario, NY 14519
rjbrooks73@aol.com

Albert Dale Liles
RR # 3 Box 570
Solsberry, IN 47459
812-825-4340

Albert & Salley Pina
6800 RR 1869
Liberty Hill, TX 78642
512-515-6616

Deer/Elk/Antelope: