We camp in a large wall tent and we go to great lengths to keep it dry and comfortable. We heat with a big wood stove, and can keep the area quite warm during the morning and evening. Usually we let the fire die down during the night. We sleep on 6 inch thick foam pads which are on the carpet lined floor of the sleeping section of the tent. It is warm, dry and comfy.

We eat voracious meals on porcelain dishes while seated on benches by tables. Our cooks have many years experience in camp cooking, and delivers outstanding grub for the hungriest hunter. I've heard that extra desert goes to anyone who helps with the dishes. If you have special dietary needs let us know in advance and we can accommodate them.

The wranglers feed and care for the horses each morning and evening. If you would like to learn more about the horses, they are always glad to have a hand with the chores.