A black wolf in Lamar Valley | Yellowstone-Tetons Winter Wildlife Safari

Wildlife Photography is about behavior and interaction:  Yellowstone Delivers Both

Safari Information Reservations Guide: Brent Paull
Yellowstone in the winter is all about snow, cold, and survival.  Feet of snow blanket the mountains and sagebrush valleys,  Gray Wolves are hunting elk, bison push through the snow, bighorn and moose paw at the snow to get to the buried grasses, predators like coyotes and foxes are at carcass sites or mousing in snow, river otters and eagles are hunting the fish along the unfrozen sections of river. Eating is survival.  We spend the final safari days in the Tetons.

Date: Thu, Jan 14-21, 2027  $3500
Date: Sun, Feb 14-20, 2027  $3000

Warm, layered clothing is a must.  Waterproof boots, lined pants, and multiple layers of top clothing, finished with a waterproof/windproof jacket with a warm head covering.

For those not traveling with me, we meet in Gardiner, MT just outside the northwest entrance to Yellowstone.  Ignore weather reports as I expect snow storms, wind, clouds, and blue sky days. The final safari days are in the Tetons.

Deposit is 50% via check, Paypal, or credit card.  Balance is due halfway between the deposit date and the safari date.  Check the main safari page for other information.  Link


I am a licensed guide in Yellowstone.

You can do the Utah Wild Horse Safari for free if you do this safari right before it.

Participants - Max number of clients is 5. 
Yellowstone Safari Video - Link
Info Links - Safari Checklist - Link
Galleries - Landscapes  Wolves-1 2 

I've spent a large part of my 40+ year photo career shooting in Yellowstone - with total days near 2000.  To be honest, I've lost track of the number of safaris I've led to just Yellowstone, but several hundred at least. Experience is vital to a successful safari.
 

 
 
 
 
 
 


 

 

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