Fair chase. Legal. Unapologetic.

Hunt hard. Hunt legal. Honor the trophy.

Outlaw Hunt is a new hunting outfitter and taxidermy brand. The name is attitude, not a loophole: every hunt we talk about is fair chase, licensed and within the rules of the place it happens. Send an inquiry about a hunt, a trophy or a gear plan, and read the guides while we reply.

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Why Outlaw Hunt

Good hunts are planned, and good trophies are protected

A hunt can go sideways long before anyone pulls a trigger. A hunter books with an outfitter without checking whether the state requires a license. A pack is built the night before. A cape sits warm in a truck bed because nobody mentioned the taxidermist wanted it cold. None of those mistakes is about skill. They are about information nobody handed over at the right time.

Outlaw Hunt is built around the whole chain: choosing the hunt, preparing for it, handling the animal afterward and getting a trophy to the wall in good condition. We lean into the rebel look of the brand and stay strictly inside the law. Every rule that varies by state is flagged as varying, and you are pointed to the agency that sets it.

The Outfitter's Board

Hunts, Mounts and Trophy Care

Guided big game, predator hunts, taxidermy, and the planning that gets you ready for all of it.

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Guided Big Game Hunts

Plan a fair chase guided hunt for elk, deer or other big game with the licensing questions answered first.

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Predator and Varmint Hunts

Coyote and predator hunts built around calling, setups and strict shot discipline where the law allows it.

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Taxidermy and Trophy Care

Guidance on handling, delivering and mounting a trophy so the animal reaches the wall in good condition.

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Hunt Planning and Gear Prep

A practical plan for the trip: rules, route, optics, calling, packing and what to carry out.

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Start a Hunt or Taxidermy Inquiry

Tell us what you want to hunt or what needs mounting and we will reply with what is possible.

How It Works

How an inquiry works

  1. 1

    Send the form

    Choose the kind of hunt or trophy work you want and describe your situation in a few lines.

  2. 2

    We reply directly

    You hear back with what is available, what is still in development and what we need to know.

  3. 3

    We check the rules together

    Licensing, tags, seasons and transport rules are set by the state where the hunt happens, and we point you to the agency.

  4. 4

    Prepare, hunt, honor the animal

    Planning, gear and trophy care guides are free to read before, during and after the trip.

Who It's For

Built for hunters who take it seriously

First-time guided hunters

People who want an experienced guide and a clear idea of what the trip involves.

Do-it-yourself elk and deer hunters

Hunters planning a backcountry trip who want a gear and logistics check.

Predator hunters

Hunters who want to learn calling, setups and safe shot discipline.

Trophy owners

Anyone with a head, cape, skull or hide that needs to reach a taxidermist in good shape.

Traveling hunters

People hunting away from home who need to understand transport and import rules.

Gift buyers

Family and friends planning a hunt or a mount for a hunter in the household.

The name has attitude. The hunting is fair, legal and licensed.

Start a Hunt or Taxidermy Inquiry
Questions

Hunting and Taxidermy Questions

Is Outlaw Hunt an operating outfitter yet?

Outlaw Hunt is a new brand and its services are still being set up. Send an inquiry and we will tell you plainly what is available now and what is not. Any guided hunt is subject to the outfitter and guide licensing rules of the state where it takes place.

Does the name mean you cut corners on the law?

No. The name is an attitude about independence and grit, nothing more. We cover only fair chase hunting under valid licenses, tags and seasons, and we do not discuss poaching, trespass or any way around the rules.

Where do you operate?

The brand is not tied to one place yet. Hunting rules, license requirements and transport restrictions change from state to state, so we ask where you plan to hunt and point you to that state's wildlife agency for the official rules.

Can you help with a trophy I already have?

Yes, send an inquiry describing the animal, how it was handled and where it is now. Whether it is frozen, in the field or already cleaned changes the advice, and the guides explain the basics of keeping it in good condition.

Are the guides free, and are they legal advice?

The guides are free to read. They are general education, not legal advice. Seasons, tags, outfitter licensing, disease rules and transport requirements are set by each state, so always confirm with the agency that governs your hunt.