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PREPARE FOR THE 'FEAT'

Yes, We have Grizzly Bears, Wolves, and Mountain Lions in our area.

As scary as they can be we have yet to see any of them ruin a clients hunt,

but we have seen one thing stop a hunter in their tracks:

IMPROPER FOOT CARE

 

Some things to consider:

Purchase your boots to start breaking them in as soon as possible

Merino wool socks are breathable, odor resistant, moisture wicking and durable

There is always room for weatherproofing wax in a suitcase

 

The terrain we will be hiking through can be

steep and rugged with unpredictable weather causing blisters, bruised toe nails, and rolled ankles.

 

When choosing a boot consider

  • Good ankle support

  • Water resistant

  • Harder soles

  • The weight of each boot should be under 2lbs

  • Archery Hunters: Non-insulated - 200 grams thinsulate

  • Rifle Hunters 200 grams thinsulate- 1000 grams thinsulate​​​

Wear what our guides wear

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