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Where do i sign up? Id lime to book a trip asap
Where do i sign up? Id lime to book a trip asapWorking on a small side business.
A river buddy.
I will arrange a float trip 4 miles with overnights at Kamp Howdy.
I will provide all meals, farm to table. set up a nice camp, do all the chores.
Will be beyond gourmet. Flame seared grass fed 3 inch thick bone in ribeye steaks with baked potatoe, baked beans, salad, deserts chocolate ganauche fudge cake with goats milk.
Or.
Roasted whole stuffed chicken with all the fixing.
farm fresh eggs for breakfast, goat sausage, bacon, or sausage gravy and bisquets .
Out fitter charges 300$ bucks to get boat to river, thinking 150 per person 2 days 1 night, total cost for 2 $600? 300 each for 2 days of funtimes, would also provide other goodies as well if needed.....
Would be 10 guest meals, along with float and chores not too bad I reckon...
pm meWhere do i sign up? Id lime to book a trip asap
Surely...What if a family with kids wanted to go, kid friendly?
The furry kids are very friendly to non-furry kids. Daisy was a sweetheart.What if a family with kids wanted to go, kid friendly?
Does that include the SECRET spots?Heres the deal..
All day stop and fish lunch provided one person 200, two people 300. Paid directly to outfitter....
Basically paying cost for outfitter to get drift boat up river...I supply lunch and knowledge of spots to stop and fish
Liability is a pretty big hurdle. I think a guiding service would be north of seven figures of coverage, avoiding that would basically mean being the middle man, make a bit on the side but not a windfall, and if the jet boat gets paid then their liability lays there if there is an accident. Our guides in Wyoming supply everything, gear, food, drink, boat, shuttle service, all of it. The benefit of an outfitter is traffic, the bane of the small time guide is the same along with how to advertise to the people you want in your boat.To be legit you need an insurance bond and the be registered with dfg. You take all the clients license info and send in monthly the bond cost about 1k a year. You have to apply with dfg to get a license also.
Price seems low to extremely fair (750 maybe more suited I mean it's more than just floating and cooking. It's instructing, equipment rental ((you'll need extra gear on hand cause clients don't always have everything let alone remember to pack it)), wear on your equipment especially fly line getting stepped on and what have you. It's booking and shuttling ya I think you would deserve more than 750 for that. I know you don't drink but round here guides supply beer also and that isn't cheap these days with the good craft stuff, occasional cigars in your case maybe blunts lol but ya that's a good deal.
Also you should offer the day trip cause a lot of ppl don't want to get extra rugged or could want to just use your services to cut the learning curve on the cheap.
Cant wait!!lol.. think it best to keep simple. friends come we all pitch in for cost...
You will never be the same...Cant wait!!
So afterwards they will become a giant...You will never be the same...
Feathers will appear on your back and feet bottoms, you will start to crow at sunrise, pecking and scratching at the ground....
Hey...chickens dont have feathers on their feet...You will never be the same...
Feathers will appear on your back and feet bottoms, you will start to crow at sunrise, pecking and scratching at the ground....
I beg to differ sirHey...chickens dont have feathers on their feet...
Perfect!''Chickenman, burning a doob, steering the boat, fly rod in hand. 'I can't net your god damn fish, I have one of my own on the line. Shit, I dropped the joint!' You've mastered the art of the one-oar-row-roll-cast?''
See now this is the trip i want to be on,will squirt dry fly dressing down his ass crack when he bends over to pick up the joint.
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