Outfitted Drop Camps-Our Outfitted Drop Camps are pre-set tent camps that include: tent, wood stove, a axe and saw for you to cut firewood that is readily available, stove,cooking & eating utensils, cots, foam sleeping pads, propane lanterns. Tarp above fire, table, first aid kit, shovel, fire grate, coffee pot. It is your responsibility to get all game into your camp and we will pack it out to your vehicles from there.

Spot Trips
We will pack your party into the destination of your choice and return as scheduled to pack you and your memories out. We can arrange this type of trip in a variety of ways. Available one direction, round trip, riding with stock carrying your gear, or just having your gear packed while you walk. You provide your own camp gear and all food.

Three Day Pack Trips: $375 3 person minimum (Outfitters drop camp package, all meals provided)

Five Day Plus Pack Trip: $1125 3 person minimum (Outfitters drop camp package, all meals provided)

What to bring:

EQUIPMENT/PREPARATION LIST
Clothing:
Pants
___ 2 pr. long
___ 2 pr. shorts
Shirts
___ 1 heavy long sleeve (cotton is cold when wet)
___ 1 lightweight long sleeve
___ 1 short sleeve
___ 2 T-shirts or tank tops
___ Underwear
___ Long underwear bottoms (to combat saddle sores)
Footwear
___ Boots for riding (lightweight narrower hiking boots are more versatile)
___ Tennis shoes or something similar for around camp
___ Socks — 4 or 5 pairs of heavy cotton or wool
Outerwear
___ Bandana
___ Sweater (wool or synthetic)
___ Warm parka or jacket
___ Windproof outer jacket (optional)
___ Two piece rain suit (poncho or slicker with rain pants – essential!)
___ Gloves (for warmth)
___ Hat with brim (for sun, hail, and snow protection (must have some form of stampede string if worm while riding)
___ Wool hat (for warmth)
Other Items:
___ Duffel bag or sea bag (to pack items onto packhorses — (must be soft-sided))
___ Day pack or saddle bags (to carry things during the day)
___ Warm sleeping bag (good at least to 30° F.) (We can rent bags for you if told in advance.)
___ Foam pad or air mattress (such as a CampRest or ThermoRest)
___ Sunglasses (all glasses must have string/elastic strap)
___ Pocket knife
___ Flashlight
___ Canteen or plastic water bottle
Toiletries:
___ Towel & washcloth
___ Biodegradable soap
___ Tooth brush and paste
___ Sun screen
___ Lip balm
___ Mirror
___ Comb
___ Hand lotion
___ Shaving kit
___ Personal medication
___ Insect repellent
Optional
___ Candy, gum or tobacco items
___ Camera and extra film (you may wish to include a disposable waterproof camera for rainy days)
___ Note pad, guides & field glasses
___ Liquor / Alcohol (placed in unbreakable containers)
___ Cash for incidentals, tips, etc.
___ Fishing gear (collapsible rod is best)
PACKING
Pack your gear into your duffel bag and daypack. The maximum weight allowable for your duffel bag is 60 pounds (for the sake of the packhorses.) Your duffel bag will not be available during the day. Your daypack or saddlebags should hold rain gear, water bottle, gloves and other items you will want during the day. Your guide will show you how to best strap it to your saddle. Line the duffel and day bag with a garbage bag or ziplock. The weather is unpredictable; it can snow even in August, so be prepared for anything. Use the layer system of clothing, where items can be added or taken off with changes in temperature. On May, June or September trips snow and hail are common. The most important thing to bring is your cheerful acceptance of whatever surprises the wilderness may hold in store!
HAVE A GREAT TRIP!

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