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ur hunts, for the most part, are tough, rigorous adventures in some of the most awesome, rugged landscape in North America. We hunt the same country made famous by Theodore Roosevelt, Jack O'Connor, Col. Townsend Whelen, Warren Page and other hunting greats. Our hunts are true, old-fashioned, western, mountain, pac k train, horseback adventures.

The 2003 season, our 30th year of full-time outfitting, was one of our best ever. The Yellowstone fires of '88 have caused increased forage production. Several mild winters in a row enabled older trophy game to survive. Those factors, plus favorable hunting weather, for the most part, gave us good success on all species. Several of our six point bulls scored 300 to 330 B & C. As usual, we had virtually 100% opportunity on branch antlered bull elk and bighorn rams. In 2004, we'll be running economical 3-day late season elk hunts for both cows and trophy bulls. If you're on a tight budget or can't spare the time for a longer hunt, these November - December hunts could be just right for you.

You can expect to eat a hearty breakfast each day and to leave camp an hour before daylight, to return to camp in late morning, and to hunt again in late afternoon. We'll return to camp in the dark. We do lots of walking and some days we don't use horses at all, especially the morning of our first day's hunt in order to properly rest the horses. Some days we stay out all day. Supper is usually late. If you score early, you may be able to leave early, depending on a number of factors, b ut you can still go out every day. Your hunt doesn't have to end after an early kill. Non-hunting wives are especially welcome if they like the out-of-doors.

On your hunt, if you're interested, you can learn about horsemanship, horsepacking, trees, wildlife, geology, weather, astronomy, history, Native Americans, wilderness ethics, camping, cooking, perhaps even a smattering of wildflowers and edible plants (on September hunts), and much more! You'll learn glassing techniques, stalking-skills, game calling, natural h istory and wildlife habits.

For further information, call:

Ron Dube's Wilderness Adventures
Ron & Carol Dube
P.O. Box 167
Wapiti, WY 82450
(307) 527-7815
fax: 527-6084

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