Ron Dubes Wilderness Adventures
Ron Dube's Wilderness Adventures
Rated 0 out of 5.0 based on 3 Outfitter reviews.
Contact: Ron Dube
Location: Wapiti, Wyoming
Species Hunted: Elk, Bighorn Sheep
State(s) Hunted: WY
Website: no information on file
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note: The following reviews predate the numeric rating system and are not included in this outfitter's overall rating.
outfitter review submitted by: David Tomlin on Jan 22 2009
Species Hunted: Elk
Game Quality: Very Good
Accommodation Quality: Fair/NA
Camp Condition: Fair
Food Quality: NA
Guide Experience: Good
Other Personal Experience: NA
Overall Impression: Good but Tough
Recommend: Yes
Reviewer Comments: I hunted in the late season area that Ron hunts near Cody. A large fire before season had an impact on the elk numbers in that area. We hunted hard for three days on horseback, spending two nights on the mountain. One of those nights was spent 'under the stars' no tent, no sleeping bag, while it blew snow with temps in the twenties. It was a tough hunt, but an experience that I won't forget. Stuart was the guide that was with me and he worked very hard. I don't think they were as prepared as they should have been for our overnight stays, but we made it none the less. It is some marvelous country up there. I was able to take a nice 5x6 bull on the last day just before dark. The stock that they used were the absolute best. They navigated those mountains with ease. If you draw a late season tag near Cody, give'em a call, but be prepared for some tough hunting.
outfitter review submitted by: Jamie Edwards on Oct 17 2001
Species Hunted: Elk
Game Quality: Excellent
Accommodation Quality: Great
Camp Condition: Great
Food Quality: Great
Guide Experience: Great
Other Personal Experience: Great
Overall Impression: I'm going back !
Recommend: Very Highly
Reviewer Comments: This outfitter offers a true wilderness experience. The camp is an 8 hour ride on horseback from the trailhead so you will get sore, but well worth it. The scenery is beyond description. We saw many elk even though it was 70 degree's. I killed my elk on the second morning that gross scores 358. By the third day 6 out of 8 hunters had their elk. All were 6x6 or better. This was an early season rifle hunt in unit 60. The elk seemed to be bugling everywhere. To enjoy the hunt you must be in shape. We went places the first day that i didn't think was possible on foot. I can't say enough about the staff, they worked very hard to give you the oppurtunity to harvest an elk.
outfitter review submitted by: Michael Scarola on Jul 2 1999
Species Hunted: Mule Deer
Game Quality: very good
Accommodation Quality: excellent
Camp Condition: excellent
Food Quality: excellent
Guide Experience: excellent
Other Personal Experience: excellent
Overall Impression: first rate outfitter
Recommend: yes very much
Reviewer Comments: Ron runs a first rate camp. All of the personnel from the guides to the cook,to the wranglers were the type of people you enjoy spending time with. My guide worked hard for me, and was a real gentleman. I passed on a shot at a pretty nice mulie on the morning of the fourth day, and my guide still hunted hard for me after that. This mule deer hunt is a migration hunt, so you need the big snows to help move them. I went the second week, and saw game everyday. Altogether I saw about 80 deer, with about 15 being bucks. Since I was holding out for a pretty nice head, the deer I passed on had about a 26" spread, but I had just seen one that went about 30" inches, but I wasn't able to get a shot at it. I had been told that most seasons when the weather is right you can see 50 - 80 deer per day. The season runs for two weeks, with 8 hunters in camp per week. It is a horseback mountain hunt, so do alot of riding before going. This hunt was my first out west, and I it was pretty much all that I had hoped it would be. If anyone needs more info or has questions that they need answers to, just drop me an email or call me at the address below.
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Contact: Reece Bergeron
Location: Brashear, Missouri
Species Hunted: Whitetail Deer, Turkey
State(s) Hunted: MO
Iowa Hunting Information
Iowa is one of the best Midwestern states for monster whitetail bucks. Non-residents must apply for a tag in their annual drawing. Archery tags are the most sought after and depending on what units you apply for generally take 2-4 years to draw.
Utah Hunting Information
Utah has recently been outstanding for trophy elk, but the best tags take many years to draw. Utah does have conservation tags available for purchase that allow hunters to bypass the drawing. Given the high demand for these premium tags prices can be high. In the past Utah has been a top trophy mule deer state but recently only a handful of units consistently produce B&C caliber deer.
Manitoba Hunting Information
Manitoba is known as a top destination for avid waterfowl hunters. Huge flocks of ducks and geese can be found from the Arctic coast of Hudson Bay to the prairie potholes on the southern border of this Canadian province. There is no legal requirement for non-resident waterfowl hunters to use a guide, but many are available and a high percentage of non-Canadian hunters utilize them. In addition black bear, Canada moose and whitetails are hunted throughout the province.
