Choosing an outfitter takes a ton of research and No, more money doesn't always mean a better hunt. It might mean better accommodatons and services, but that doesn't make the actual hunt better. Just more comfortable. It often means more included items such as meals, licences, processing, etc. The more remote an outfitter is, the more demand for his species to be hunted are often the determining factors in his prices. Fly-ins are notoriously expensive, probably due to high insurance rates and operating expenses and the 'aura' of a complete wilderness, once in a lifetime hunt.