Jenkins Hunting Camp

03/24/2026

We’re counting down the days until the 67th Annual WYOGA Convention and Big Game Awards Banquet in Casper!
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🗓 March 26–28 we'll be at the Ramkota Hotel for a full weekend of connection, conversation, and time spent with the people who make up Wyoming’s outfitting community.

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This year’s Big Game Awards Banquet keynote speaker is Robbie Kroger of The Origins Foundation.

Want to join us for the banquet?
Early registration is available through March 25 for $80, with day-of tickets available for $100.
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Check out the registration form here --> https://bit.ly/4sBBlTx
Or, contact the WYOGA office for more info!
💻 [email protected]

03/05/2026

Nothing beats wide open country.
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The WYOGA Outdoorsman Membership offers a way to stay informed and connected to the work we're doing to promote and protect the resources and accessibility that makes our state so vibrantly unique.
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More information can be found at wyoga.org
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01/28/2026

01/10/2024

PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD CLOSING SOON!

I just want to get this out of the way…MAN do I hate constantly having to write into these comment periods because the “powers to be” want to take something away…something I feel is so near and dear to me. I’ve wrote into two seperate public comments in the last couple of days. As irritated as I am, I have tried to not let these public comment opportunities pass by. Most of the time it falls on deaf ears, and I know that, but at least I can say I tried.

Alright, now that I’m off my soap box, here’s the latest issue. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has submitted their application for a renewal of “special use permits” to the US Forest Service. These special use permits were to continue using the land for elk winter feed grounds, specifically the Dell Creek Feedground and the Forest Park Feedground.

It was met with a press release from the fish and wildlife service about the dangers of Chronic Wasting Disease and how the forest service plans to “phase out” elk feed grounds.

Without getting too far in the weeds, if we lose these elk feed grounds, their own scientists say we’ll lose 23% of the elk population. If ALL the feedgrpunds get phased out, we will lose as much as 80% of our prosperous elk herd.

Killing elk before the die of CWD…. It just doesn’t make any sense to me. We have known about CWD for over 70 years and it has NEVER decimated a heard…ever. The fear mongering of CWD has flat ran out of gas for myself and others I know. I won’t say it’s not “real” but my opinion is that it’s very much a scare tactic for hunting to also be “phased out” of how animal populations are kept within a healthy level.

Before I get too fired up, please don’t hope someone else fixes this for you. Write in and make your voices heard!

I know that sometimes it’s a bit overwhelming to write in but please feel free to use my words, or even make it as simple as “I oppose the phasing out of these feedgrounds.”

January 16th is the last day to write in! I will add the link in the comments section.

A big thanks to Zachary Key for always spreading the word on these issues!

-TW

05/05/2023

Sad day as we say goodbye to a former guide. When you have a landmark named after you it is either a really good thing or a really bad thing! In Kelly’s case it’s was a good thing. As many of our clients know where Kelly’s draw is! Rest In Peace my friend and may God bless you and comfort your family at this difficult time!

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12/22/2022

Check this out it turned out great!

The Official Publication of the Wyoming Outfitters and Guides Association

10/31/2022

Just a few more photos from the fall of 2022.

10/31/2022

Here at Jenkins Hunting Camp we are all about family. Over the years we have had several opportunities to guide families on hunts. They are very special and rewarding. we like to always make some time for our kids to hunt with us. Here is longtime guide and friend Paxton Wolfley with his daughter, the one and only Mesa, with her first elk. She braved some cold weather and it paid off for her! Congratulations Mesa for a job well done. I still am not sure who had a bigger smile Mesa or Paxton.

10/31/2022

Elk season was one for the books at Jenkins Hunting Camp. We were 10 for 10 this year. With great weather we were able to take some nice bulls from the high country of Western Wyoming.

10/31/2022

Here is a special photo of Aden Bowman. His Grandpa Charlie Gilgore started hunting with Jenkins Hunting Camp in 1977. He has spent many falls with us over the last 45 years. Tedd’s son Dillon was his guide. With grandpa’s Larry and Charlie watching they made a great hunt and Aden made a perfect shot. I think Aden was officially hooked on Wyoming hunting!