Students get to see some really beautiful sights while on a pack trip. Just imagine camping out here and sleeping! Have a spotting scope, camera and a good horse and you are ready for these hills during your training. Classes will be starting soon.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Always Great Scenery
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Monday, March 17, 2008
Who Forgot The Rest Of The Face Paint?
Seriously these students just finished up a successful mock hunt on some bedded elk in dark timber. Elk do care what you look like or more what you don't look like when up close and personal. When guiding & archery hunting for elk, face camo or camouflaged head netting is a must!
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Saturday, March 15, 2008
Students Learning To Manta
Here is an "07" class working on Mantaing loads that they will soon be loading on the pack animals. This is a very intrigue part of hands on training.
Notice how small we keep the classes making sure all of our students will get more individual instruction.
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Friday, February 1, 2008
That Early Morning Aroma
Nothing better than a nice hot cup of good ole cowboy coffee in the mornings. Those cast iron pans hanging up make the best eggs and bacon. Can't get much better than that.
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Sunday, January 27, 2008
NEW CLASS STARTING IN "MAY"

2008 classes will be starting soon. Our newest guide training school class starts the end of May in Montana. We are excited about this new class and we are anticipating the arrivals of the Jun and July classes as well. Students are very busy working on their home study prep course and are looking forward to going to hands on guide school. A new beginning to a great career. Becoming a Guide Packer or Wilderness Camp Cook.
There are still a few school spots left, just fill out our inquiry form on this web site and we'll assist you with getting your place locked in. We look forward to seeing you in our "08" class! This is a great life.
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