Field Reports
From The Truck. From The Treestand.
Hunts in our camps end one of two ways — quiet handshake at the tailgate, or the story you tell for the rest of your life. Here are theirs.
Field Reports
Black Bear
“Color-phase chocolate boar on day three over the north bait. Picasso's guide read that bear like a book — knew which wind it'd come in on before I did.”
“Two bears on the wall, one of them my biggest ever. The lodge food alone is worth the trip.”
Field Reports
Whitetail Deer
“Passed thirty deer in three days. The 31st walked under the stand at 18 yards and grossed 162. That's why you book with these guys.”
“Heated box blind, hot coffee in a thermos, and a 140-class buck cruising at first light. About as good as a hunt gets.”
Field Reports
Mule Deer
“Eight miles in, ten thousand feet up, and a 28-inch deer in the spotter on the second morning. Old-school western muley hunt. Earned every inch.”
“These guides glass harder than anyone I've hunted with. Found the buck I shot at three miles out the day before.”
Field Reports
Moose
“60-inch bull, called in to 40 yards in a clear-cut at sunrise. Twenty years on the waiting list — they made it worth every minute.”
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Waterfowl
“Limit of mallards by 8 AM, then a pair of specks dropped in. Best decoy spread I've hunted over, period.”
“Brought my son for his first goose hunt. He shot his first bird at 11 years old. Picasso's guides treated him like a king.”