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Brady Kamron Noble — Licensed Colorado Outfitter

Brady Kamron Noble is a licensed Colorado hunting outfitter based in Saint Francisville, offering Bighorn Sheep, Black Bear, Elk, Moose, Mule Deer hunts. License 3135 is on file with the state licensing board; the verification link below opens the board’s own record.

Business
Brady Kamron Noble
Licensee
Brady Noble
License number
3135 Active
License expires
March 31, 2027
Based in
Saint Francisville, LA
Phone
(719) 580-7766
Website
5barnoutfitters.com
Hunts offered
Bighorn Sheep, Black Bear, Elk, Moose, Mule Deer

Services offered

My name is Brady Noble. I, along with my wife Shanna and three sons, Kam, Jake and Will own and operate 5 bar N Outfitters. Being in the outdoors in untouched wilderness is our passion. I was employed as an Agricultural Environmental Specialist for 18 years before leaving to go in the outfitting and guide service business. My job was regulatory in nature and included approximately 40 agricultural, environmental and forestry related programs. Shanna is an engineer and has been employed by Exxon Mobil Corporation since March 1998. We are a typically busy family invested in our kid’s lives and activities. We are a farm family and own a 30 acre small farm. Our three boys raise polled Hereford show cattle that they show in 4H. My oldest son, Kam, is a competitive tie down calf roper and is a member of various rodeo associations that keep us in the road traveling quite extensively. At home, we stay busy with Jake and Will’s football and soccer games. Our family is totally committed to each other and everything we endeavor to do we do together. I was raised in the outdoors by my father. My father is an avid outdoorsman and I learned tracking and hunting skills from him at a very young age

Description as published by the outfitter in the Colorado Outfitters Association member directory.

Verify this license with the issuing board

License 3135Verified against Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA), Professional and Occupational Licenses on September 5, 2026.Source: data.colorado.gov/resource/7s5z-vewr.json License status changes over time — confirm directly with the board before you book.

Hunting in Colorado

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