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The Basics, Starting Out
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<blockquote data-quote="300 PRC CUSTOM SAKO" data-source="post: 2944740" data-attributes="member: 124840"><p>$200/day for basically unskilled labor is a farce. Is your camp cook a 5 star chef???? Well then maybe they deserve more of a tip if they are ...but think how much would you pay for a gourmet meal??? That's what you tip on, the cost of the food and its preparation is included in the cost of the hunt. It's a joke that we hunters somehow elevate a camp cook to Chef status and way more. Their basic wages should be paid by the outfitter. I have only been on one hunt were I can say that the cook was more than someone who made the meal and had it ready so you wouldn't have to after a long day. I hear african safaris treat you pretty good, but my american and canadian hunt meals were not Michelin Chef prepared. I'm not supposed to by someone's wages for a second time. The outfitter should do that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="300 PRC CUSTOM SAKO, post: 2944740, member: 124840"] $200/day for basically unskilled labor is a farce. Is your camp cook a 5 star chef???? Well then maybe they deserve more of a tip if they are ...but think how much would you pay for a gourmet meal??? That's what you tip on, the cost of the food and its preparation is included in the cost of the hunt. It's a joke that we hunters somehow elevate a camp cook to Chef status and way more. Their basic wages should be paid by the outfitter. I have only been on one hunt were I can say that the cook was more than someone who made the meal and had it ready so you wouldn't have to after a long day. I hear african safaris treat you pretty good, but my american and canadian hunt meals were not Michelin Chef prepared. I'm not supposed to by someone's wages for a second time. The outfitter should do that. [/QUOTE]
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