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SEMI-GUIDED
HUNTS
Two
Bear Outfitters offers a semi-guided economy hunt for those who
wish to hunt on their own. This hunt is run out of our main
base camp and affords the hunter the freedom of hunting on their
own, at their own pace. When you return to base camp, supper
will be on the stove and your tents will be warm. This hunt
takes the time consuming chores of cooking and cleaning out of
the way so you can enjoy camp and focus on your hunt. In the
evenings, after supper, we will discuss the days events, pull out
the maps and strategies for the next day. A guide will
accompany the hunters out into the field on one or possibly more
days. All quartering, packing, and caping will be done by us.
These are good quality hunts in the heart of big bull country,
but we recommend a certain amount of elk hunting experience for
participants. The ability to read and understand maps, or GPS
systems is important. We scout our areas nearly year around,
and by the time you join us, we will have a good idea where you
can find the elk. We know where the active wallows, the
bedding areas, natural licks, travel routes and feeding areas
are located, and the use of a map or GPS is essential. This is
a horse back base camp hunt, but you will be able to access
quality elk hunting right out of camp on foot. It is common to
hear bulls bugling right out of camp in the mornings, evenings,
and through the night. Two Bear Outfitters respects and
appreciates folks wanting to do their own hunt, on their own
terms, and we are committed to making your time with us as
successful as possible.
A typical day in the life of a semi-guided hunter goes as
follows: We give the breakfast wake up call on a star filled
brisk morning. A breakfast of eggs, pancakes, sausage, bacon,
muffins, oatmeal, coffee and juice is served in the main dining
tent. The outfitter will go over the days strategy with all,
prior to embarking on the days hunt. Each hunter will pack
their lunch with sandwiches prepared by the camp
cook and choose from a cafe style selection of candies, cakes, chips, apples, oranges
and other lunch treats for a lunch they will enjoy.
Semi-guided hunters leave and hunt at their own leisure, with
most leaving in the dark and returning to camp after the sun has
sunk in the western sky. Upon return to camp, we all discuss
the days events and the packer prepares to pack out whatever
game was harvested. A supper fit for a king is served complete
with desserts made from scratch in our camp oven. Hot showers
are taken in the heated shower tent and the next days planning
gets underway. A few stories, most true, or at least partially
true are told around the base camp fire before we retire for the
night.
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