Graduates Page 3 click here ![]() Frank Henderson from Texarkana, AR "2003 was a great year in Canada, most hunters shot good deer. The ones that did not passed on good deer for one like mine. I will be sending you a video that the outfitter and I put together so the students can have something to watch on their days off. I hope both of you (Cody and LeRee') are well and had a good hunting season." ![]() Josiah Bailey from Benton, PA "I worked for George Duncan in Idaho and had a blast. I am going to get a couple of hounds this winter of my own. Going back to PA to make some more money and will be back in the spring! Thanks for everything!" ![]() Ben Thimons from Warren, PA "I just got home from Idaho on Sunday morning. What a blast! ! Our season went great, shooting 7 mature bulls out of 11 hunters. I guided 2 of them (would have been 3, but my hunter missed a really nice 6x7 bull at 70 yards 3 times!!!), and packed out the rest. The education I received from Royal Tine was invaluable! I used almost every tidbit of knowledge I took away from it. Even taught the outfitter a thing or two, although he probably wouldn't admit it. I truly loved and enjoyed every minute of this season. I plan on returning to the Middle Fork in the spring. I can't thank you guys enough for the great start you gave me in this exiting field! ! ! I'm going to be guiding and/or packing until I'm not able to do it anymore. The hard work, the hardships, the success, and the constant uncertainties of this job can't be matched!
I hope you are both (Cody and LeRee) doing well and having a good season. I'll be staying in PA this winter working full time back at the sporting good store, and part time at a local riding club.
I just got to liking those horse critters too much to give it up all winter. Take care, and thanks again!!!"
![]() Dustin Charest from Lumby, British Columbia, Canada "Well, the season went pretty well for being my first year. I think my parents sent you pictures of my first moose. It was pretty cool. It had a 53" spread. I had one hunter who missed a wolf broadside at 50 yards. I had one hunter from California miss a monster mule deer. From what I have seen he was at least 30" inside spread and had the tallest rack I have ever seen. He was one of the ones you read about in the magazines. The deer hunting was also hard because the mule deer and whitetail have to have four points above the brow tine. We had to pass on lots of whitetail because they were short the last point. One we let go would have easily scored 140 probably more, but we couldn't shoot. I made good money here too; I got $3600 a month clear. Hope this letter finds you doing well." ![]() Jake Hohn from Ethan, SD "Guided in Wyoming and had a sucessful year. I plan on going back. Thanks for everything." ![]() Justin Knick from Fleming, OH "After my guide school experience in 1999, I went to work for an outfitter located in Hotchkiss, Colorado. I want to thank you for showing us how it was done. The tips and techniques you (Cody) and John taught us has successfully helped me to guide hunts for elk, mule deer and bear for several seasons now. I have been quite successful. The picture is my first elk for a client. After a long and stressful stalk, we got him! He's not a monster, but my hunter was very happy. Thanks so much." Graduates Page 3 click here Welcome | Whats New | Journal | Graduates | Dates/Prices | Info | Print App Cool Pics | Cooking School | Article | Contact Us | School Pictures Message Board | Links | Home |
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