Low cost elk camp
#11
Fork Horn
Joined: Sep 2004
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From: Nocona, Texas
Frozen..........I hear ya experience. One piece of advice though. Think about getting them to sign some contract/liability/confidentiality agreement???
I have adapted the one I have used at all my home barbeques for our elk camp. Basically, it states that once they taste my smoked brisket, they can never move in to my house without my knowledge or express permission!!! They can not go home and beat their wives senseless for them not measuring up!!! They will not stalk me or hound me incessantly for my cooking techniques! And they can never, ever, under any circumstances offer "personal" favors in order to secure any of the leftovers!!!!
Fan worship can be an ugly thing in an elk camp!
Good hunting!
I have adapted the one I have used at all my home barbeques for our elk camp. Basically, it states that once they taste my smoked brisket, they can never move in to my house without my knowledge or express permission!!! They can not go home and beat their wives senseless for them not measuring up!!! They will not stalk me or hound me incessantly for my cooking techniques! And they can never, ever, under any circumstances offer "personal" favors in order to secure any of the leftovers!!!!
Fan worship can be an ugly thing in an elk camp!
Good hunting!
#12
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Spike
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: IDAHO
THANKYOU RED!!!!! I laughed my butt off on that post of yours. People are really giving Rebel a bit of hell, he just missed it, the post meaning that is. Of course, if we were sitting in camp somewhere, and someone blew it that badly.....well hell would be coming, no doubt about it. Thanks all for the posts, but give Rebel a break now.
#15
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Aug 2004
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From: Bradford, Ontario
Frozendisc,
I am pretty impressed with what you guys are doing. Not too many would risk taking in unknown outsiders. That said, there is no reason to believe that the new guy won't be a great addition. There are many people who are just starting out or have recently moved who are looking to hook up with a new group. Nice to see this type of attitude. Wish I didn't live 1800 miles away
I am pretty impressed with what you guys are doing. Not too many would risk taking in unknown outsiders. That said, there is no reason to believe that the new guy won't be a great addition. There are many people who are just starting out or have recently moved who are looking to hook up with a new group. Nice to see this type of attitude. Wish I didn't live 1800 miles away

#16
Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2004
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From: Idaho
hey frozen i might be interested and i live in idaho. let me know where you would be going or if you don't want to tell everybody email me at [email protected]
let me know when too
let me know when too
#17
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Spike
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: IDAHO
The lack of interest has me wondering, is it cost or is it location? Of course it could just be a timing thing, as we are very close, and most people have firm plans in place already. Oh well, thanks everyone, and the best of luck in the hunts you do!
#18
I think it may just be timing!! I know I would jump on it, had I not just taken 9 days of vacation here in NV and being short handed at work right now!!(the money thing is nothing at that cost!!)That sounds like an awesome deal! Anyone who has a flexible schedule should jump on it!!
#20
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Aug 2004
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From: Bradford, Ontario
I can't believe you guys don't have a list of people wanting to take you up on the offer !!!!!!!! Whats with you guys, instant elk hunt with experienced group !!!! If I had the vacation time I'd be jumping up and down. I did my first western last year for pronghorn and was mesmerized by the beauty of that country, will definitely go back someday.


