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What a Guided Hunt
Costs in Utah

For guided hunts in Utah, they range from $3,000 to $8,900, with a midpoint around $5,000. That is drawn from 5 Utah outfitters who publish prices on their own sites. Prices exclude the nonresident licence and tag, which are paid to the state separately.

Utah hunt prices by species

SpeciesOutfitters publishingMidpoint
Elk4$3,150

Each price was read from an outfitter's own website and stored with the sentence it was quoted in. Whole-hunt prices only — day rates and multi-gun party packages are excluded, because they answer a different question. Species with fewer than 4 outfitters publishing a price are left out rather than shown on a sample too small to mean anything (Antelope, Bear, Bighorn Sheep, Exotic, Moose, Mountain Goat, Mule Deer, Predator, Turkey in Utah).

Utah nonresident tag costs

SpeciesNonresident tag
Whitetail Deer$599
Mule Deer$599
Elk$849
Moose$3,488
Antelope$571
Bear$600
Turkey$175
Bighorn Sheep$3,988
Mountain Goat$3,488

Checked against the Utah wildlife agency's published nonresident fee schedule. Species whose fee we have not yet audited are left out rather than estimated. The tag is paid to the state and is not part of the outfitter prices above.

Common questions

How much does a guided elk hunt cost in Utah?

In Utah, they range from $2,000 to $5,950, with a midpoint around $3,150. Based on prices published by 4 outfitters on their own websites. That excludes the nonresident licence and tag, which are paid to the state.

How much is a nonresident hunting tag in Utah?

A guided hunt price covers the outfitter's services. The licence and tag are bought separately from the Utah wildlife agency. Nonresident tags run elk $849 (general-season bull). Those figures come from the agency's published nonresident fee schedule.

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