Hosted Camp Week
Our owners host one camp a season. Same country, same guides, plus the stories that only come out after the lanterns are lit.
Not every week in the mountains needs a tag attached to it. These are the camps we run for their own sake.
Each of these runs once or twice a season and fills from our own hunter list first. If something here is open on this page, it is genuinely open.
Our owners host one camp a season. Same country, same guides, plus the stories that only come out after the lanterns are lit.
Three days of optics, terrain, and animal behaviour before the seasons open. The cheapest way to make your own tag count.
Run by our women guides, built for hunters who want the mountain without the commentary. Returns at a higher rate than any camp we offer.
No tags, no pressure. Ride the same country the hunts run through, learn to read it, and come back in the fall knowing where you are.
One week a season, the owners host camp themselves. Same guides, same country, plus thirty years of stories that only come out once the lanterns are lit and nobody has anywhere to be.
“Third season with Blackridge. They put me on a 320-class bull at 400 yards on day two, and the packout was handled before I got back to the tent.”
“I came in as a flatlander with two seasons of experience. The conditioning plan and the glassing school are what made the difference, not luck.”
“Eleven days, two guides, one ram. They never once suggested settling.”
Experience camps are not listed with live availability. Tell us which one and we will tell you where the list stands.