[Bowdacious]

Just a couple of questions. Does anyone know of any companies that are looking for hunting guides? Can you make money for being a hunting guide?

thanks, Luke

 

[Treehugnhuntr]

Just a couple of questions. Does anyone know of any companies that are looking for hunting guides? Can you make money for being a hunting guide?

thanks, Luke

Not a lot of money or sleep involved with being a guide, especially if your guiding a lot of tight A##es from Utah. No offense, I'm from here, but that's my experience and feedback.

 

[proutdoors]

Just a couple of questions. Does anyone know of any companies that are looking for hunting guides? Can you make money for being a hunting guide?

thanks, Luke

Not a lot of money or sleep involved with being a guide, especially if your guiding a lot of tight A##es from Utah. No offense, I'm from here, but that's my experience and feedback.

+1

PRO

 

[ridgetops]

Don't do it, guides are way overrated. :wink: Nobody cares about the guides, except the paying hunter. Oh ya, I guess thats what it's all about. Just ask Pro.

 

[Bowdacious]

so if I wanted to look into it...what companies are best to look at?

 

[proutdoors]

so if I wanted to look into it...what companies are best to look at?

Guide schools are a scam, IMHO. I would suggest calling some of the bigger outfitters, maybe some of the CWMU operators listed in the Big Game Proclamation. Have a 'resume' handy, what I mean is have some photos showing you with quality animals or footage of live quality animals you have located. I would guess working for a CWMU operator would be easier to hire on with that a MossBack or Extreme Outfitters, but you will never know unless you try. When I was looking for guides, I was looking for 'people skills' as much as 'hunting skills', a good outfitter can teach the hunter skills, you either have/don't have people skills.

Good luck, if you have any specific questions, feel free to shoot me a PM.

PRO

 

[Bowdacious]

thanks!