Yellowstone Wildlife Watching and Photography Tours
Our Mission
At Yellowstone Wildlife Guide Company, our mission is to redefine the wildlife viewing experience by going above and beyond the standard offerings. We recognize that the wildlife we encounter are not just subjects of observation, but vital partners in our ecosystem, and our business. Each tour is designed not only to highlight the beauty and uniqueness of these animals but also to emphasize our roles in responsibly visiting, and protecting their habitats for future generations.
Our Tour options
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Wildlife Watching
Wolves, bears, bison, birds and a once and a life time education in all things Yellowstone. This tour highlights the flora, fauna, and natural history of America’s first National Park
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Photography
Customized guided photography for all skill levels and the species of your dreams
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Custom Snowcoach Charter
Travel across the snow covered roads to the seldom-seen winter landscape of Yellowstone
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Our team
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Evan Stout
Founding Owner, Lead Guide
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Kyle Dudgeon
Guide, Photographer, Film Maker
Yellowstone Wildlife Guide Company specializes in professional Yellowstone wildlife tours focused on wolves, grizzly bears, black bears, bison, elk, and bald eagles throughout Yellowstone National Park and the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Led by experienced local Yellowstone wildlife guides, our tours are strategically planned around seasonal wildlife movement patterns to maximize opportunities for wolf watching in Yellowstone, bear viewing, and exceptional wildlife photography. We offer private and small-group Yellowstone wildlife tours designed for photographers, families, and conservation-minded travelers seeking ethical, education-based wildlife experiences. With in-depth knowledge of Lamar Valley, Hayden Valley, and surrounding prime habitat, we provide safe, responsible, and unforgettable wildlife tours in Yellowstone National Park year-round.
“Thousands of tired, nerve-shaken, over-civilized people are beginning to find out that going to the mountains is going home; that wildness is a necessity”
— John Muir, Our National Parks, 1901
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