Elk Mountain Ranch Operations

7 million dollar lawsuit against 4 guys crossing a fence with a ladder. Lmao. I hope yalls lawyer fees added up on that loss. I’m coming to Wyoming just to hop your fences every year hahahaha.

"Fred Eshelman, a pharmaceutical executive whose Elk Mountain Ranch holdings span 50 miles. After failing to secure criminal trespassing verdicts against the four hunters from Missouri, Eshelman brought civil trespassing charges, arguing that his property would shed an estimated $9 million in value if he lost exclusive access to the elk-rich public land sections interspersed with the square-mile sections of land for which he holds the deed."

Imagine buying land simply because you think it gives you exclusive access to PUBLIC land. You don't own the public land, period. You had to go and blow it up and try to abuse the justice system to essentially make public land private. Ridiculous.

These landowners want to close public land to tax payers that deserve access in a free country just because they can afford to push people around. I dont agree with the idea of closing publicly owned land to the PUBLIC. Do not support this company

Horrible outfitter. Don’t waste your money.