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Elk Springs Outfitters
Idaho
Hunting Guides
Elk Hunting in The Wilderness
Elk Springs Outfitters invites you to hunt Idaho,
where we will help you to experience the thrill,
challenge, and adventure of an Idaho wilderness,
professionally guided elk hunt. As an Idaho hunting
outfitter we specialize in combination elk hunts,
mule deer hunts, black bear hunts in the beautifully
rugged back country of the Frank Church River
of No Return Wilderness. We are located in west
central Idaho. At 2.3 million acres, the FC-RNR
is the largest protected contiguous wilderness
area in the United States, teaming with wildlife,
and prime country for Idaho big game.
Here in the FC-RNR Wilderness, Idaho, you'll find
Elk Spring Outfitters, Idaho hunting guides, hunting
a substantial population of elk that inhabit our
area throughout the season, along with healthy
herds of mule deer and a few whitetail deer. Black
bear, moose and sheep are also roam this scenic,
remote territory.
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Operating
out of McCall Idaho, Elk Springs Outfitters ,
Idaho hunting guides, has sole access to 65 square
miles of this game-rich country. There is little,
if any human contact or hunting pressure, helping
the possibility for trophy elk, trophy mule deer
as well as black bear.
Professional guide Al Bayer and his licensed guides
are dedicated to offering you an outstanding wilderness
adventure where they can be proud of the service,
integrity, and experiences that come with each
hunt sold. Space is limited, so we recommend securing
your dates no later than March 1.
For more information:
Contact
us by email:
albert@elkspringsoutfitters.net
or by phone (208) 469-9999 |
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To
learn more about the Frank Church Wilderness area
read some of the information below and go to the
web sites with additional information:
The
River of No Return Wilderness was created by Congress
in 1980. Perhaps the greatest success of Idaho
conservationists, it is the single largest designated
wilderness area in the lower 48 states of the
United States. It is almost 2.4 million acres
in extent, covering a vast array of ridges, deep
canyons, glaciated peaks, meadows, and one large
rolling plateau -- the Chamberlain Basin which
covers 500 square miles. Located entirely in the
vast Salmon River Mountains, it embraces a portion
of the largest continuously mountainous terrain
in the United States. Over 3000 miles of trails
provide access inside the Wilderness.
The FC-RNR Wilderness is full of wildlife, especially
elk, but also mule and while-tailed deer, moose,
bighorn sheep, mountain goats, black bear, coyotes,
bobcat, numerous cougar, pine marten, wolverine,
a few lynx, and now quite a few wolves. Only the
grizzly bear is lacking.
Because the altitude ranges from 2000 or 3000
feet in the deepest canyons to over 10,000 feet
on the peaks, year round range for wildlife is
provided. Elk, deer and moose do not need to migrate
out of the wilderness to winter range near Idaho
towns and cities.
After the death of Senator Frank Church in 1982,
Idaho Senator Jim McClure had Congress rename
the wilderness the "Frank Church/River of
No Return Wilderness" in honor of the late
senator Church's support for preserving this wild
core of the Idaho mountains..
To
read more of this information visit: http://www.forwolves.org/ralph/wpages/frank.htm
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The
mission of the Elk Foundation is to ensure the
future of elk, other wildlife and their habitat.In
support of this mission the Elk Foundation is
committed to:* Conserving, restoring and enhancing
natural habitats;
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Promoting the sound management of wild, free-ranging
elk, which may be hunted or otherwise enjoyed;
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Fostering cooperation among federal, state and
private organizations and individuals in wildlife
management and habitat conservation; and
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Educating members and the public about habitat
conservation, the value of hunting, hunting
ethics and wildlife management.
Visit:
http://www.rmef.org/
to learn more about the Rocky Mountain Elk
Foundation
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