Frequently Asked Questions

This is a random draw selection system. If you submit multiple entries, all but your first entry will be void, and any additional entry fees accrued will be non-refundable.

No. Only the driver must register, however all occupants must provide a valid Wyoming driver’s license to prove residency if requested. 

Participants should comply with WY law regarding vehicle passenger placement/requirements. 

The motorcade guides participants from Jackson to the eastern border of the National Elk Refuge. From there, participants will access the Bridger Teton National Forest.

No. The motorcade only gets participants first access to the public lands east of the Elk Refuge. There are no motorcades of the other public land zones.

You may if the alternate vehicle can fit in the same spot at the initial lineup vehicle. Ex: you line up with a Toyota Prius but want to swap out for a Dodge pulling a horse trailer…Nope! 

No. The reservation can only be claimed by the person who is named on the registration form.

Shed antlers on the western side of the Continental Divide may be picked up on public land starting May 1^st at 6am, per Chapter 61 of the Wyoming Game & Fish Code. (See Game and Fish map for details- Wyoming Shed Hunt Map).

Absolutely not. This refuge is federally protected and any trespass or collection of antlers on the land will be a violation. (See their website for details- National Elk Refuge)

Yes, but contact Wyoming Game and Fish for specifics on how to do so legally. 

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