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Hunting Pack Trips
 Aaron Lee and Judy Burkhart, owners of Early Winters
Outfitting and Saddle Co., would like to invite you to hunt with
them this Fall. Aaron and Judy have been in the outfitting business for
25+ years. Aaron has lived in the Mazama area for 50 years. Judy operates
the riding stable and repairs and builds tack and cooks on pack trips.
Aaron began packing under Jack Wilson's watchful eye in 1973, and has
developed a reputation for being one of the most knowledgeable packers
in the North Cascades. Avid hunters and anglers, Aaron and Judy are considered
by most locals to have an "inside track" on the location of
trophy mule deer and trout. So make your reservations today! EWOSC is
licensed under the U. S. Forest Service in the Pasayten Wilderness and
Okanogan National Forest. EWOSC is an equal opportunity recreation service
provider. We would like to thank our staff and helpers.
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)
prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origins,
sex, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, and marital or
familial status. (Not all bases apply to all programs.) Persons with
disabilities, who require alternative means for communication or
program information (Braille, large print, audio tape, etc.) should
contact the USDA Office of Communications at 202-720-5881 (voice)
or 202-720-7808 (TDD).
To file a complaint, write the Secretary of Agriculture,
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, DC 520250, or call 202-720-7327
(voice) or 202-720-1127 (TDD). USDA is an equal employment opportunity
employer.
2011 Hunting pictures
Mule
Deer Drop Camps
Modern Rifle and Archery
(two person minimum)
High Hunt:
Sept High Hunt: Sept 15th - 25th; unit 203/ Pasayten
Wilderness
Guests ride horses or mules. Gear is packed on mules. High hunt is located
in the Pasayten Wilderness, unit 203.
You will meet us at the Hart's Pass trailhead.
No extra charge to hunt bear.
General Season:
October General Hunt runs Oct 13th - 21st units 203,
218, 231, & 300. Call for more information.
Guest ride horses or mules. Camp gear is packed on mules. Travel is approx
5-12 miles. Hunters meet at our ranch in Mazama, WA. Cougar and bear
hunting is included.
Archery Season:
Sept 1st - Sept 15th.
Call for more information.
Muzzlelload Hunt:
Sept 26th - Oct 3rd.
Call for more information.
Guided Hunts:
We use horseback, 4 wheel drive vehicles and foot. Basecamp and spike
camps. Federal and private land.
Bear Hunts:
We use horses and foot hunting.
Costs:
$750
each person
(if party size is two persons) |
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$650
each person
(if party size is three or more) |
We furnish: 12'x14' or 14' x 16' wall tents, stoves, axe, shovel,
scabbards, lantern and fuel. No extra charge for game transport, caping,
or preparing trophies for travel; weight restrictions apply, extra weight
needs prior approval, approx 125 lbs of gear per person. Drop camps are
available for 3-9 days at the above price.
Call for late tag permits, mule deer and late white tail seasons.
Deluxe
Trips...
Mule Deer
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Deluxe
five day hunt
includes guide and cook |
$2500/person |
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| Black
Bear |
Deluxe
five day hunt
includes guide and cook |
$2500/person |
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| White
Tail Deer |
Deluxe
five day hunt
by permit only, call for exact dates
& more information
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$2500/person |
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| Quail
& Chukars |
Deluxe
bird hunts
December & January |
$200/person/day |
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| Turkeys |
3
day deluxe hunt
April 15 - June 1 |
$700/
person |
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Deposits
A 30% deposit is required to book a hunt. Balance due 30 days before the hunt.
The
2009 Hunting Season Overview
2009 was an up and down season. Our September high hunt was slow. We experienced hot and dry weather with only two bucks and two black bear harvested. The general season was slow on the opening week with fog and lots of uncharacteristic rain. The remaining week also experienced rain and fog, however our hunters still harvested 13 bucks. The late hunt went four for four with mature deer. |
The
2010 Hunting Outlook
The Methow Valley mule deer herd is the largest in the state. The winter through January has been very favorable with 21 bucks per 100 does. This is one of the largest buck counts that we have witnessed. Fawn counts are 78 per 100 does which is medium range. With the buck count this high we are looking forward to another productive season. |
Custom Orders
We are now taking orders for custom made saddles, rifle slings and scabbards.
References
| Dan
Lieske, Port Orchard, WA |
360-876-8838 |
| Jim
Reymann, Gig Harbor, WA |
253-858-2540 |
| Roy
Gotham, Port Angeles, WA |
360-457-4304 |
| Brain
& Stefanie Southbloon,
Rainier, WA |
360-446-3754 |
| Daryl
Ames |
253-556-1737 |
| Charles
Sehmel |
253-857-5308 |
Please, no reference calls after 9pm.
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What to Bring
Click on the goat to see a list of gear to bring!
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