RMEF Elk Camp RMEF Elk CampWe will have a booth at RMEF Elk Camp this year. We are in Booth number 547 right next to the NRA booth. February 2, 2007By George McQuiston Announcements 0 0 Comment Read More »
Wild Idaho Outfitters expands size of hunting area. The past two seasons the guides at Wild Idaho Outfitters had to instruct there hunters to only look out the left side of the vehicle when traveling to hunting areas…but no more. As of October 2006 Wild Idaho Outfitters purchased the hunting rights to “the other side of the road”. Our hunting area now encompasses over 150 square miles of area 27 in Idaho with Sleeping Deer Road pretty much dividing our area in half. December 1, 2006By George McQuiston Announcements 0 0 Comment Read More »
2006 Adventure Photos. I have started uploading photos from our 2006 adventures. The first batch of photos are courtesy of Seth Reid a client from our October adventure. November 3, 2006By George McQuiston Announcements, Elk In Rut, Guided Hunts Elk Hunts, Guided Hunts 0 0 Comment Read More »
Lets Go Hunting! Finally conditions have improved enough with the fires that some of the closures have been lifted. September 12, 2006By George McQuiston Announcements 0 0 Comment Read More »
Good News Short Lived Well last week we had some good news but since then the fire has continued to grow. Conditions have been optimal for the fire and we have been in Stage 5 conditions for several days. September 6, 2006By George McQuiston Announcements 0 0 Comment Read More »
Finally a Little Good News Well after some high winds on Tuesday that increased the fire activity tremendously and increased the acreage currently burned by these fires. Finally we get some good news. With some cooler temps and higher humidity the fires did not grow much if any just remained burning within there current perimeters. August 31, 2006By George McQuiston Announcements 0 0 Comment Read More »
Link to the Incident Information System Here is a link http://www.inciweb.org/incident/419/ to the Incident Information System that is updated by the Forest Service with the status of the fires. August 26, 2006By George McQuiston Announcements 0 0 Comment Read More »
Sleeping Deer Road is Closed to ALL Access. We have spoken to several people in the Challis area and they are reporting ash falling from the sky as well as heavy smoke reducing visibility in the city itself. Hopefully, Mother Nature will cooperate and bring an early storm so that we can go enjoy our planned hunting adventures, but more importantly that the residents of Challis will not have to endure these miserable conditions any longer. August 26, 2006By George McQuiston Announcements 0 0 Comment Read More »
Wild Fires Cause Road Closure We are We are now faced with some hard decisions that involvefacing a very unique challenge this year in our hunting area. On August 23, 2006 access to more than half of our operating area was shut down by the Forest Service do to fire hazards. If you have followed the situation up in the Challis area at all you know there are several fires burning, none of which, however, were in our permitted area. August 25, 2006By George McQuiston Announcements 0 0 Comment Read More »