Blue Rock Outfitters
Blue Rock Outfitters
Rated 2 out of 5.0 based on 1 Outfitter reviews.
Contact: Mike Zmek
Location: Broadus, Montana
Species Hunted: Whitetail Deer, Mule Deer, Pronghorn Antelope, Turkey
State(s) Hunted: MT
Website: no information on file
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Submitted by: Robert Kaufman
Review Submitted: Apr 29, 2016
Hunt Date: Oct 28, 2015
Species Hunted: Mule Deer, Pronghorn Antelope
Days Hunted: 4
Hunt Type: Guided
Primary Terrain: Foothills
Method: Rifle
Price Range: 5000-6999
Number of animals seen, met expectations?
Size of animals seen, met expections?
Hunting pressure in the guides area, met expectations?
Would you hunt with this Guide again?
Blue Rock outfitters, not as expected.
Hunted for 4 days for mule deer and antelope. Did not see a shoot-able buck in either species. The guides were young and inexperienced. Lodging was crude but acceptable. Food was very good. Owner was at camp for 2 days making a video with a celeb for TV and then left w/o checking how other hunters had done. Handling of trophies was not good. The owner spent significant time on the phone to sell me the hunt , then after could careless. He got his money. Another hunter from CA (my hunt partner) had the same experience and said he would not return. Owner seemed to only care about the celebs not the little guy.
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Contact: Justin Johns and Ben Harris
Location: Hotchkiss, Colorado
Species Hunted: Elk, Mule Deer, Black Bear, Bobcat, Mountain Lion
State(s) Hunted: CO
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