2025 Price Structure
Welcome to East-Fork
East Fork Camp Description
Each camp includes a 16'x20' canvas wall tent with flooring, wood stove, picnic table, cook stove and fuel, pots, pans, plates, utensils, lanterns and fuel, water prep table, wash basin, cots, sleeping pads, bow saw, shovel and axe.
Available Packages
- Drop Camp Package: All you bring is your food, sleeping bag, personal gear and weapon. Hunters and their gear are packed in and out on horseback. Each hunt includes a mid-hunt camp check and killsite pickup if reachable by horseback. *If kill isnt reachable by horseback it is the responsibility of the hunter to assist in game packing.
- Wrangler/Guide Package: This is the most economical package to provide you with the tools you need for high success. Each camp keeps 3 well-broke horses - one for the guide and two others to rotate between the hunters in camp to cover lots of graound in a day's time. A well-trained wrangler/guide will be in camp to feed, saddle and care for horses as well as provide the camp with hunting tips, location of hot spots and care for game. He can also help each hunter on a rotating basis. You furnish food for you and your wrangler/guide. *Wrangler/guide is in your camp to take care of horses and assist in locating wildlife. Your camp is responsible for feeding him. He is not your cook.
- Full Service Package: A 2x1 fully guided hunt in one of our camps with horses, a camp jack, and food included. This hunt enables you to spend more time in the woods and less time in camp. It gives you a campjack to take care of the morning's breakfast as well as an evening meal and well-trained guide to improve your odds of success.
Other Important Information
- A 1/2 deposit is required to book your hunt. All deposits rae 100% refundable until 90 days before the date of your hunt. After that there will be a refund only if the camp is filled. NO EXCEPTIONS.
- A minimum of 4 hunters per camp unless approved by EFO
- A valid hunter safety card MUST be presented at the time of purchasing licenses by any person born after January 1, 1949. your hunter safety card MUST be carried at all times while hunting.
- Bull elk tags for 2nd and 3rd rifle season are available over the counter. Rifle hunters must purchase their tags by midnight prior to their hunt.
- Non-resident bull elk tag is $803; Non-resident mule deer tag is $481; Non-resident bear tag is $251. Outfitter is not responsible for any license increase.
- All drop camp hunters are responsible for skinning and quartering of game and transportation of meat and trophies from road base camp.
- Archery/Blackpowder, cow elk. the 1st and 4th rifle seasons and all deer tags are available by drawing only and must be applied for by April 1, 2025.
- All hunters are responsible for transportation to road base camp.
- All personal gear must be limited to two 35-pound duffel bags per person, not inlcuding sleeping bag and food.
Licenses Available by Phone (1-800-244-5613) and Internet (www.wildlife.state.co.us)
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