Quaking aspen outfitters reviews
#2
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Allegan, MI
Posts: 8,019
See the other thread where you posted the same question, which incidentally is referred to as spamming and is frowned and is against the rules on websites like this. PS: There is an outfitters section where it would be best to have placed your post.
#6
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Oct 2013
Posts: 9,230
However it would be remiss of me to not state that I don't believe in outfitters in the first place. I've hunted 13 states and willing used one an any of those states. The only times I have used any sort of outfitter is where it is required by law (Canada and Africa). When I get to the point that I need an outfitter to lead me around and show me game, I'll hang up the rifle.
But to each his own. If you want to stroke that guy a check, have at it.
#8
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Mar 2011
Posts: 162
Seems to me that you got your answer in the big game forum. Nobody has admitted to hunting with them but based on the info on their web site I'd avoid them and I told you why on the other forum. Besides, Top is correct when he says multiple postings of the same thing are not allowed on this forum. Check the forum rules if you don't believe him.
However it would be remiss of me to not state that I don't believe in outfitters in the first place. I've hunted 13 states and willing used one an any of those states. The only times I have used any sort of outfitter is where it is required by law (Canada and Africa). When I get to the point that I need an outfitter to lead me around and show me game, I'll hang up the rifle.
But to each his own. If you want to stroke that guy a check, have at it.
However it would be remiss of me to not state that I don't believe in outfitters in the first place. I've hunted 13 states and willing used one an any of those states. The only times I have used any sort of outfitter is where it is required by law (Canada and Africa). When I get to the point that I need an outfitter to lead me around and show me game, I'll hang up the rifle.
But to each his own. If you want to stroke that guy a check, have at it.
i understand they way of hunting without an outfitter. i wish i could roll like that but ive never even been out west let alone hunted for elk. personally im just not experienced enough to do something like that. the other guys who are booking with our party is in the same boat.
ive done as much research as i possibly can in this short amount of time and haven't really come up with any conclusions on this place. i talked to the owner on Saturday evening and seemed like a smart enough guy. he didn't try blowing any sunshine up my rear and gave some me realistic expectations. that said, you never know these days.
im not one to try and argue on these things. im apart of probably 20 different forums so i get the rules. they are the same on all of these things. apologies if anyone thought i was being a pain, i was trying to get information as quick as possible . i seem to be in the same predicament as i was when i started this up. not knowing a whole lot.
thanks for the input
#9
However it would be remiss of me to not state that I don't believe in outfitters in the first place. I've hunted 13 states and willing used one an any of those states. The only times I have used any sort of outfitter is where it is required by law (Canada and Africa). When I get to the point that I need an outfitter to lead me around and show me game, I'll hang up the rifle.
But to each his own. If you want to stroke that guy a check, have at it.
I have used a outfitter in KY[ 4 times] and AL [1 time] mainly because of limited time and the ability to hunt large pieces of prime ground with limited pressure.
I will admit that my KY outfitter [ now a good friend] gives me free reign now as long as he has no other clients I bring my own climbers and hunt pretty much where I want.. But I still take his advice [sometimes lol]because he knows the land better then me.
One thing folks need to know...is even with a very good outfitter it's still hunting and "not" just shooting fish in a barrel..