Dry Ridge Outfitters offers Wyoming horseback rides, pack trips and drop camps on the west side of the Teton Mountains. Our sure-footed, mountain-bred horses and experienced guides will take you on a   View Details

Kevin & Deb Little (View My Profile)
Kevin Little is a fifth generation native of Teton Basin with twenty five years of experience guiding Wyoming horseback rides and packing in the mountains. His grand-parents, Elmer and Lucille Little, homesteaded at Dry Ridge in 1910, and Kevin is still drawn to this part of the valley. It only made sense to name his business Dry Ridge Outfitters after his love of this land. Deb Little moved to the valley in 1990 after moving all around the country. She now feels she has finally found her home here. When she isn’t guiding trails rides and pack trips she enjoys winter hobbies such as cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and working on her computer. Together they maintain their ever-growing horse herd and just enjoy being a part of this beautiful valley. In 1997, out of their mutual love for the mountains and horses, Kevin and Deb ventured beyond wrangling at a local guest ranch and started their own outfitting business. Their hobbies resolve around horses. Most days you’ll find them riding, caring for their Morgan horses or breaking and training new colts. Kevin spends a lot of time training and driving his Percheron and Shire draft horses. It’s easy to see why Kevin and Deb love their work.

Kevin & Deb Little (View My Profile)
Kevin Little is a fifth generation native of Teton Basin with twenty five years of experience guiding Wyoming horseback rides and packing in the mountains. His grand-parents, Elmer and Lucille Little, homesteaded at Dry Ridge in 1910, and Kevin is still drawn to this part of the valley. It only made sense to name his business Dry Ridge Outfitters after his love of this land. Deb Little moved to the valley in 1990 after moving all around the country. She now feels she has finally found her home here. When she isn’t guiding trails rides and pack trips she enjoys winter hobbies such as cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and working on her computer. Together they maintain their ever-growing horse herd and just enjoy being a part of this beautiful valley. In 1997, out of their mutual love for the mountains and horses, Kevin and Deb ventured beyond wrangling at a local guest ranch and started their own outfitting business. Their hobbies resolve around horses. Most days you’ll find them riding, caring for their Morgan horses or breaking and training new colts. Kevin spends a lot of time training and driving his Percheron and Shire draft horses. It’s easy to see why Kevin and Deb love their work.