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Guided varmint hunt 2006?

Hi guys,

I realize their may be more productive forums to ask this question on but this one is my favorite so I’ll give it a try first.

I’m looking for a recommended outfitter to book a full service varmint hunt with next year. This will be my one and only chance for a serious varmint shooting adventure in the US because I’m heading home to Australia in Dec 2006. At the moment, I live in Virginia. I imagine South Dakota or Montana is probably where I should be looking at.

I’ll have my own rifle, ammo, rangefinder etc but I’ll be looking to fly there so I’ll be after a guide that offers an airport pick-up, transport, accommodation +/- catering and guiding to the best shooting spots. Sadly, my wife has no interest in this so I’ll either come alone or bring one mate with me. If I come alone, I don’t mind teaming up with one other like minded shooter.

What I’m really looking for is a warm-up day featuring maximum prairie dog devastation at medium ranges,<300m). Then I’d like a guide who would be willing to work with me on the second or subsequent days for some really long range stuff. Ideally, I’d like to bag a 1000yd shot before I go home. In other words, I’m chasing quantity on the first day then quality on the later days. So, hospitality and flexibility are what I’m looking for in a guide.

I shoot a Custom Nesika varmint rifle in 6BR for the high volume shooting. For the longer range stuff, I can either stick with the 6BR,it’s a 1:8 twist with a long throat) or I can switch the barrel out for a 6.5/284. Space permitting, I might also bring my AR in 223 for the shorter range stuff.

I’m open to any suggestions you might have on best outfitter, destination, time of year or anything else of value…….

Thanks,
 
Call Everett Everson in Medford,OR. "Varmint King Safari's" does a great job. We hunted with him for three days last year and booked another Trip for 2006. Great guide and very nice person to be around.

Tell him Chuck Wetherington in Atlanta told you to him. If he is booked up I have another great place in Isabel, SD.

HM ,541)773-2483
Cell,541)601-9411


Chuck
 
Caduceus said:
Hi guys,

I realize their may be more productive forums to ask this question on but this one is my favorite so I’ll give it a try first.

I’m looking for a recommended outfitter to book a full service varmint hunt with next year. This will be my one and only chance for a serious varmint shooting adventure in the US because I’m heading home to Australia in Dec 2006. At the moment, I live in Virginia. I imagine South Dakota or Montana is probably where I should be looking at.

I’ll have my own rifle, ammo, rangefinder etc but I’ll be looking to fly there so I’ll be after a guide that offers an airport pick-up, transport, accommodation +/- catering and guiding to the best shooting spots. Sadly, my wife has no interest in this so I’ll either come alone or bring one mate with me. If I come alone, I don’t mind teaming up with one other like minded shooter.

What I’m really looking for is a warm-up day featuring maximum prairie dog devastation at medium ranges,<300m). Then I’d like a guide who would be willing to work with me on the second or subsequent days for some really long range stuff. Ideally, I’d like to bag a 1000yd shot before I go home. In other words, I’m chasing quantity on the first day then quality on the later days. So, hospitality and flexibility are what I’m looking for in a guide.

I shoot a Custom Nesika varmint rifle in 6BR for the high volume shooting. For the longer range stuff, I can either stick with the 6BR,it’s a 1:8 twist with a long throat) or I can switch the barrel out for a 6.5/284. Space permitting, I might also bring my AR in 223 for the shorter range stuff.

I’m open to any suggestions you might have on best outfitter, destination, time of year or anything else of value…….

Thanks,
 
chuckw2 said:
Tell him Chuck Wetherington in Atlanta told you to him. If he is booked up I have another great place in Isabel, SD.

Hope bumping a year old post yields success:

I'm pondering a South Dakota Prairie Dog trip in '06,2 of us have committed to it, 2 more on the fence) and really don't have a good starting point... any suggestions welcome.

I'd be content connecting with a rancher and sitting in one spot for a few days, but if a guide is the only way I can make it happen, so be it.
 
Biglakesrule,

If you will consider other states than SD give these two guides a call.

Scott Carpenter,Montana, near Billings) 406.656-8542, joy.carpenter@att.net Scott is a benchrest shooter and a gunsmith.


Tim Lesser tlesser23@yahoo.com- Wyoming High Plains Safaris LLC.
Glenrock and Newcastle, WY Tim is truly an optics expert,prairie dog and big game guide.


Both of these guys are great.


Chuck
 

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