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<blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 102985" data-source="post: 1711470"><p>Our drop camps are 100 percent on deeded ground no other hunters at all. If the outfitter you are using is reputable they will provide you with a spot that suits your needs. But I do agree you need to verify just what services you are getting. For example we provide a full camp equiped with everything except food. And sleeping bags and personal items. We set exact times that we discuss to check in on you. Not just for you but to make sure our equipment is being cared for. Depending on what the hunter wants we also include packing in and out all gear and animals harvested. We have in the past had hunters who wanted a limited service hunt. By this we dropped them off with all there gear and at the end packed them back out. More of a tresspas hunt.</p><p> Another thing to clarify up front is all fees and what if any up charges will there be for what services.</p><p> We guided on the national Forest years back and the outfitter has no way to guarantee that you will not see other hunters. It is public land and beyond there control. That's why we went to only hunting private deeded ground.</p><p> Do your homework before you send deposits to any outfitter, and get the hunt you want and the services you want in the price, before you book.</p><p> Also call the state they are outfitting in and make sure they are a registered outfitter who is bonded and insured, With an outfitters license, Before you send any deposits. Trust me there are tons of guys who claim to be outfitters looking to make a few bucks off of out of state hunters who throw a camp together set it up in a handy spot then accept no liability when something goes south. Happy hunting!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deleted member 102985, post: 1711470"] Our drop camps are 100 percent on deeded ground no other hunters at all. If the outfitter you are using is reputable they will provide you with a spot that suits your needs. But I do agree you need to verify just what services you are getting. For example we provide a full camp equiped with everything except food. And sleeping bags and personal items. We set exact times that we discuss to check in on you. Not just for you but to make sure our equipment is being cared for. Depending on what the hunter wants we also include packing in and out all gear and animals harvested. We have in the past had hunters who wanted a limited service hunt. By this we dropped them off with all there gear and at the end packed them back out. More of a tresspas hunt. Another thing to clarify up front is all fees and what if any up charges will there be for what services. We guided on the national Forest years back and the outfitter has no way to guarantee that you will not see other hunters. It is public land and beyond there control. That's why we went to only hunting private deeded ground. Do your homework before you send deposits to any outfitter, and get the hunt you want and the services you want in the price, before you book. Also call the state they are outfitting in and make sure they are a registered outfitter who is bonded and insured, With an outfitters license, Before you send any deposits. Trust me there are tons of guys who claim to be outfitters looking to make a few bucks off of out of state hunters who throw a camp together set it up in a handy spot then accept no liability when something goes south. Happy hunting! [/QUOTE]
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