Fully Guided
A fully guided hunt is an all-encompassing wilderness hunting experience. All you need to do is show up with your personal gear and weapon. Every outfitter has a different definition of what a guided hunt is. Below are the services and amenities you can expect on a guided hunt with Action Adventures.
Action Adventures will provide transportation for you and your gear to and from camp. You have the option to be picked up in Montrose, Colorado and driven to the trailhead, or meet us there. If you elect to drive to the trailhead, a high clearance four wheel drive vehicle is recommended. Once at the trailhead, you and your gear will be packed into camp on horseback.
Our camps are located within the Uncompahgre Wilderness. Camp is comprised of a wall tent with cots to sleep on, and wood or propane for heat. You will be provided a hot breakfast, a sack lunch with snacks, and a hot dinner.
All rates advertised are for a 2×1 style hunt, two hunters will be provided one guide to share. 1×1 hunts are available for an extra cost, each hunter will be provided their own guide. Guides will assist you with getting to and from hunting locations, help navigate terrain, and aid in locating game. Guides will be responsible for caring for livestock and tack.
Even though, you are on a guided hunt, you are still responsible to put in effort to have a successful hunt. Your guide knows the area and has experience in the game patterns and movements. You have hired a guide to help you navigate the area and utilize his knowledge of the area and game patterns. Guides are not Sherpas! You will have to carry your own pack and weapon. Your guide will put forth maximum effort to help you be successful, but there are no guarantees that you will successfully harvest an animal. It is important to inform your guide of your abilities ie: shooting, climbing, etc. It is customary to tip your guide. Industry standard is 10% of the cost of the hunt.
If you harvest an animal, your guide will field dress the animal and make it ready for transportation. Let your guide know how you would like the trophy handled: Shoulder Mount, Skull Mount, European Mount, etc. Meat and trophy will be transported to a taxidermist and meat locker in Montrose, Colorado. The meat can be hung to cool, or cut, wrapped, and frozen for you to take home, or ship. Any third-party processing or taxidermy fees are your responsibility.
There is no cellular phone service in our hunting areas. There will be a satellite phone in camp for emergencies.
Fully Guided
GUIDED HUNTS ARE NOT CURRENTLY BEING OFFERED
ARCHERY – 7 DAYS – $6,250 / HUNTER
ARCHERY – 8 DAYS – $6,650 / HUNTER
MUZZLELOADER – 7 DAYS – $6,950 / HUNTER
RIFLE – 7 DAYS – $6,950 / HUNTER
East Creek Camp
Quick Facts:
- Unit 65
- Archery Elk - Over-the-counter (either sex)
- Muzzleloader Elk - By application - typically draws with 2 points
- 1st Rifle Elk - By application - typically draws with 1 point (either sex)
- 2nd Rifle Elk - Over-the-counter
- Horseback Pack-in (3 hour ride)
- Elevations range from 10,000 ft to 13,000 ft
- Accommodates 2 to 6 hunters
East Creek Camp is one of our longest established over-the-counter elk camps. Camp sits along a creek bottom with tall ridges and peaks running both sides. Creek bottoms, avalanche shoots, and high basins make up
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Merino Mountain Camp
Quick Facts:
- Unit 65
- Archery Elk - Over-the-counter licenses (either sex)
- 1st Rifle Elk - By application - typically draws with 1 point (either sex)
- 2nd Rifle Elk - Over-the-counter (bull or cow)
- Horseback Pack-in (2 hour ride)
- Elevations range from 10,000 ft to 13,000 ft
- Accommodates 2 to 4 hunters
Merino Mountain is known for consistently producing quality bull elk. Typography is diverse and it includes lush creek bottoms, open avalanche shoots, high benches, dark timber, and above timberline alpine tundra. This camp offers some of the best elk hunting in
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Timberline Mule Deer Camp
Quick Facts:
- Limited Mule Deer Unit 65
- Archery Deer - By application -typically draws with 1 point
- Muzzleloader Deer - By application - typically draws with 5 points
- Early Rifle Deer - By application - typically draws with 10 points
- Horseback Pack-in (3.5 hour ride)
- Elevations range from 11,000 ft to 13,500 ft
- Accommodates 2 to 4 hunters
This camp is where the big bucks call home for the summer and early fall. These groups of bucks love it at timberline and above. This hunt should offer a great opportunity to harvest
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Boulder Basin Camp
Quick Facts:
- Limited Unit 66
- Archery Elk - By application -typically draws with 9 points (either sex)
- Muzzleloader Elk - By application - typically draws with 20 points
- 1st Rifle Elk - By application - typically draws with 6 points
- 2nd Rifle Elk - By application - typically draws with 3 points
- Horseback Pack-in (3 hour ride)
- Elevations range from 10,000 ft to 13,000 ft
- Accommodates 2 to 6 hunters
Boulder Basin is a wilderness pack-in elk camp located in limited draw Unit 66. We have been operating this camp for more
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Robins Creek Camp
Quick Facts:
- Limited Unit 66
- Archery Elk - By application - typically draws with 9 points (either sex)
- Muzzleloader Elk - By application - typically draws with 20 points
- 1st Rifle Elk - By application - typically draws with 6 points
- 2nd Rifle Elk - By application - typically draws with 3 points
- Horseback Pack-in (3 hour ride)
- Elevations range from 10,000 ft to 13,200 ft
- Accommodates 2 to 6 hunters
Robins Creek Camp sits perched high on a ridge with infinite elk habit in every direction. Oftentimes you can glass up
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Wapiti Ridge Camp
Quick Facts:
- Limited Unit 66
- Archery Elk - By application - typically draws with 9 points (either sex)
- Muzzleloader Elk - By application - typically draws with 20 points
- 1st Rifle Elk - By application - typically draws with 6 points
- 2nd Rifle Elk - By application - typically draws with 3 points
- Horseback Pack-in (3 hour ride)
- Elevations range from 10,000 ft to 13,200 ft
- Accommodates 2 to 6 hunters
Wapiti Ridge is a high elevation elk camp that sits nearly at timberline. Herds of elk frequent the nearby creek bottom
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