Cedar Fork Outfitters (sample) has guided hunters in the same four units since 1994: one camp, a handful of guides and a string of horses.
We started with two horses and a borrowed tent (sample). Today we take about forty hunters a season, never more than six in camp at a time.
Small numbers mean quiet country, guides who know every ridge, and time to teach first-timers properly.
Ask to see any of these before you book. We are glad to send copies.
Outfitter license
No. 0417 (sample)
Forest permit
Units 214 and 215 (sample)
Landowner permission
Unit 316 farms (sample)
Liability insurance
Held in full (sample)
Guides
Licensed, first-aid trained
A few rules every guest and guide agrees to before the first morning.
On foot or horseback, on open land, with no baiting and no high fences.
Blaze orange on firearm hunts, unloaded on horseback, and a guide who can call off a day.
We pack out everything we pack in and rest each basin for a season in turn.
Every animal taken is packed out the same day and goes to a licensed processor.
The same people, season after season (sample).
Owner and head guide (sample)
Born in the valley; has guided Units 214 and 215 since 1994.
Elk guide (sample)
Archery specialist and hunter education instructor.
Guide and wrangler (sample)
Looks after the horses and the pack string.
Camp cook (sample)
Breakfast at 4:30, every day, for twenty years.
Tell us what you would like to hunt and when. We reply within two working days (sample).