“Don’t pass up a bull the first day that you’d shoot on the last”.
Now there’s some old-timer wisdom for you, as Mr. Tran has been hunting with us for years on end. Harvesting this bull on opening morning was a no-brainer for him. Yes, he’s shot older, bigger bulls, but now the pressure is off.
Time to relax back at camp and harass those who haven’t filled their tags yet. While sleeping in and taking in the views.
Second season was one for the bucks. Jarvis, King, Janos bucks. Lewis Bull.
The most fulfilling part of being a hunting guide in Colorado is being able to share special moments like this. a man, husband, and father who has put his family first for many years finally has the opportunity to fulfill his dream of harvesting his first mule deer buck! What a season, and what a moment to take part in. This is why we love what we do!
Wapiti Ridge is a high elevation elk camp that sits nearly at timberline. Herds of elk frequent the nearby creek bottom and open basins. The topography of this camp is more open meadows than dark timber, making it the rifle hunters dream hunting area. Archery hunters still have great success here catching elk moving between open meadows and stands of timber. Herds of elk can often be spotted from camp. The majority of elk have been harvested within one mile of camp.
ARCHERY – 5 DAYS – $2,650 / HUNTER
ARCHERY – 6 DAYS – $2,950 / HUNTER
MUZZLELOADER – 5 DAYS – $3,250 / HUNTER
RIFLE – 5 DAYS – $3,250 / HUNTER
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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.
ARCHERY – 5 DAYS – $2,650 / HUNTER
ARCHERY – 6 DAYS – $2,950 / HUNTER
MUZZLELOADER – 5 DAYS – $3,250 / HUNTER
RIFLE – 5 DAYS – $3,250 / HUNTER
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This camp is where the big bucks call home for the summer and early fall. These groups of bucks love it at timberline and above. This hunt should offer a great opportunity to harvest a P&Y buck in some of the most spectacular scenery in the Rocky Mountains. We only take a select few archery hunters each year. To spot and stalk a trophy buck with a bow above timberline is not without its challenges, but it is well worth it. A new early rifle season has recently become available that allows rifle hunters a short season to be able to hunt these high country deer before they move down into their winter range. This is one hunt you don’t want to miss.
WARNING!!!
This hunt is not for everyone.
These mule deer are living at extreme altitudes and tremendously tough country. If you are up to the challenge the game is there for the taking.
ARCHERY – 5 DAYS – $2,650 / HUNTER
ARCHERY – 6 DAYS – $2,950 / HUNTER
MUZZLELOADER – 5 DAYS – $3,250 / HUNTER
RIFLE – 5 DAYS – $3,250 / HUNTER
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