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<blockquote data-quote="171farm" data-source="post: 2306582" data-attributes="member: 110956"><p>As already mentioned, most guides book out at least a year and a half in advance. </p><p></p><p>I don't know much about Wyoming but here is some advice no matter where you hunt. Do not just pick a guide based off their website, there are some really good guides that have either No or really poor websites…the opposite can be said for some bad guides having really stellar websites. Call the guide and talk to him at least 2 times prior to making a decision. This ensures he is giving consistent answers to questions. Sometimes the second time I talk to a guide I get a better feel for them...remember you're most likely the 20-30+ hunter to talk to the guide, sometimes they get tired of window shoppers and just answer as little as possible (not saying that's right but it happens). Ask for a reference list, both of successful and non successful hunters and talk to a few of them. Read online reviews but know you are going to get a lot of good and a lot of bad, gotta be able to weed out the people that blame everything on the guide (weather and such they can't control).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="171farm, post: 2306582, member: 110956"] As already mentioned, most guides book out at least a year and a half in advance. I don’t know much about Wyoming but here is some advice no matter where you hunt. Do not just pick a guide based off their website, there are some really good guides that have either No or really poor websites…the opposite can be said for some bad guides having really stellar websites. Call the guide and talk to him at least 2 times prior to making a decision. This ensures he is giving consistent answers to questions. Sometimes the second time I talk to a guide I get a better feel for them...remember you’re most likely the 20-30+ hunter to talk to the guide, sometimes they get tired of window shoppers and just answer as little as possible (not saying that’s right but it happens). Ask for a reference list, both of successful and non successful hunters and talk to a few of them. Read online reviews but know you are going to get a lot of good and a lot of bad, gotta be able to weed out the people that blame everything on the guide (weather and such they can’t control). [/QUOTE]
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