eatsleephunt

All outfitters won't be out of business, just the ones that were flying by the seat of their pants to begin with. Guys who shouldn't be out on their own outfitting will go back to work as guides where they belong, and what outfitters are left will truly be able to provide a quality experience.

Same in the construction industry. When times are good every Tom, Diick and hammer swingin' Harry are out with their pick-up truck and a skill saw degrading the quality of work, client base and client confidence factor. Times get tough, and they go back to work for someone who can actually manage a project effectively and teach them something. As a result, general quality goes up, etc.

Now on the other hand, even the successful outfitters and contractors got started with a horse and a skill saw, just not very many of them can hack it to the finish line. It's called survival of the fittest.