Frequently Asked Questions

Depending on the hunt, we'll be doing anything from spot and stalk to stand hunting (which can be a tree stand or out of a ground blind), or even just still hunting (“slow walking”).

As much you’re up for! It’s up to you to hunt as much as you want to.

With so much included in our hunts, it's easier to say what's NOT included. The following items are not included in the overall cost: state sales tax, hunting license, and animal tags, which can be purchased through us. 

Yes! Home-cooked meals are provided as part of the cost of the hunt.

We always have a population of game in our area, when we make camp we rarely have to move to find game.

We will sight in your rifles the day before the hunt, for best accuracy.

Your best option would be high-quality binoculars. Guide's Recommendation: 10x42 binocs with good clarity.

(binoculars and other optics not provided)

We will skin/debone/freeze all game (not cut and wrapped), ready to go home with you.

We’ll freeze the cape for you to take home, and we can recommend an excellent taxidermist.

You will have access to outdoor activities every day of your hunt, even if you tag out early. The Elk River area has opportunities for fishing, hiking, or simply relaxing in the shade; you will be able to use the full length of your trip however you'd like.

Bring your own sleeping bags, pillows, and anything else you'll. Towels are provided during lodge hunts, but not camp hunts.

The rifles will be sighted in at 200yds, it's recommended that you know where it's shooting at 300yds.