colorado drop camp rec?
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From: Shawns
19-Sep-16
I know I posted earlier about which state for a new hunter but after doing some research I think we had decided Colorado for next fall, thinking of going with a drop camp of some sort anyone here have a recommendation on a good outfit to go with on that? I have talked to a few some are reasonably priced some are not, I don't mind to pay for a good service but also want to try to stay on a budget.
From: bigeasygator
19-Sep-16
I've hunted with River's Bend Outfitters and they are a fantastic outfit to hunt with. They are reasonably priced, flexible, and will work their tails off for you!
From: md5252
19-Sep-16
In my opinion drop camps are always a complete gamble. You could have a successful hunt out of one but it's difficult. You're also kinda stuck there even if the hunting sucks.
I always got the feeling these camps were in good areas but certainly not the best. Outfitters probably reserve their prime spots for fully guided hunters. Just the feeling I got. I could be wrong
From: ki-ke
19-Sep-16
Call Justin at San Juan Outfitters in Pagosa Springs. Straight shooter, great area. Has treated us very well over the years.
Small outfit, so a year out is not too early to book him.
From: Hayguide
26-Sep-16
Im trying Peak to Creek with a rifle 1st season-in three weeks! Will post results
From: Lost Arra
26-Sep-16
J-Bar-H has great service but it takes a few points for their area.
Owner, Jeanne Horne is on the wildlife commission (whatever Colorado calls it)
From: Beechnut
28-Sep-16
X 2 on J Bar H. You won't go wrong with them. Top notch in every aspect.
From: Mudhole
29-Sep-16
I have used Circle K Ranch just north of Dolores several times. I have friends that use him every year. Always treated us right.
From: Alaskan
29-Sep-16
Save your money Bring your tent and camping gear to Norwood CO
From: Booner
29-Sep-16
Should check Highlands Unlimited great people did not see tons of elk but the quality of bulls were great
