Quick Facts:

• Limited Unit 66
  • Archery Elk – By application – typically draws with 13 points (either sex)
  • Muzzleloader Elk – By application – typically draws with 21 points
  • 1st Rifle Elk – By application – typically draws with 7 points
  • 2nd Rifle Elk – By application – typically draws with 4 points
• Horseback Pack-in (3 hour ride)
• Elevations range from 10,000 ft to 13,000 ft
• Accommodates 2 to 6 hunters

Quick Facts:

• Limited Unit 66
  • Archery Elk – By application – typically draws with 13 points (either sex)
  • Muzzleloader Elk – By application – typically draws with 21 points
  • 1st Rifle Elk – By application – typically draws with 7 points
  • 2nd Rifle Elk – By application – typically draws with 4 points
  • Horseback Pack-in (3 hour ride)
• • Elevations range from 10,000 ft to 13,200 ft
  • Accommodates 2 to 6 hunters

  Robins Creek Camp sits perched high on a ridge with infinite elk habit in every direction. Oftentimes you can glass up a herd of elk right from camp. In fact, there have been a handful of bulls taken within 200 yards of the camp. On either side of the camp you will find above timberline alpine meadows that the elk frequent. There have been many nights when bulls on either side of camp get into bugling matches, calling back and forth, keeping you up all night. A deep ravine leads to a lush creek bottom where big bulls like to hide. Robins Creek is high on my of my list of camps for elk hunters.

Quick Facts:

• Limited Unit 66
  • Archery Elk – By application – typically draws with 13 points (either sex)
  • Muzzleloader Elk – By application – typically draws with 21 points
  • 1st Rifle Elk – By application – typically draws with 7 points
  • 2nd Rifle Elk – By application – typically draws with 4 points
• Horseback Pack-in (3 hour ride)
• Elevations range from 10,000 ft to 13,000 ft
• Accommodates 2 to 6 hunters

Boulder Basin is a wilderness pack-in elk camp located in limited draw Unit 66. We have been operating this camp for more then 30 years, and historically it has offered the highest success rate for bull elk. Camp sits at 11,300 feet, and you can often glass herds of elk right from your tent. Lush creek bottoms and above timberline alpine tundra comprise the majority of the typography. Game trails wind through the timber between feeding and bedding areas making for ideal ambush setups. Bulls are usually very vocal in this area during September, giving archery hunters ample opportunity.  Rifle hunters have had an average of 85% success rate over the last 10 years.