Guided Mountain Lion Hunts Nevada
Cougar Hunts - What to Expect
Lion hunts start early in the morning, running some of our pre-scouted roads. Once we cut a track, the dogs are released, and the race is on. The terrain is moderate compared to other states, but hiking in mountainous areas is still required. So we ask that you come in the best shape possible for your hunt. Once the cougar is treed or bayed we make our way to the dogs to decide if its the lion to harvest.
We offer Spot & Stalk or Mountain Lion Hunts Behind Hounds.
Benefits to Hunting Nevada
- Nevada allows you to hunt mountain lions day or night, so if we get on a long race and it starts to get dark, we can keep going. Where in other states, you must pull the dogs off and wait for daylight.
- State Wide quota keeps Hunter Congestion to a minimum compared to states that have units and zones closing, Forcing hunters into the remaining open hunt Areas
- You are allowed Two Lion Tags
- Public Access to some of the most remote beautiful country in the lower 48 States
Dry Ground Lion Hunting
Lion Season is year round and we utilize that opposed to most part time hound hunters. Spring lion hunting is a fun activity for those who do not enjoy the cold and snow. Methods of of finding lions change to checking dusty roads early in the morning then riding or targeting water holes. We enjoy having full access to all roads and the ease of not walking through deep snow while dry ground hunting. Riding is not necessary to be successful on these cat hunts.
Archery Cougar Hunts
We constantly get people who call and ask if they can shoot a cougar with their bow, and the answer is YES!
Honestly, we prefer it! It makes it easier to make book, check out Pope & Young to see Cougar records.
