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Kennel Manager / Hunting Guide - GEORGIA
Kennel Manager / Hunting Guide Location:
Soperton, Georgia Reports To: Operations Manager
Job Summary:
Broomsedge Rod & Gun is seeking a dedicated and experienced Kennel Manager / Hunting Guide to manage our kennels, care for our hunting dogs, and guide our clients on exceptional upland and waterfowl hunts. The ideal candidate is passionate about dog training, experienced in hunting operations, and possesses strong leadership and customer service skills. This dual-role position offers the opportunity to be a key part of a South Georgia hunting lodge.
Key Responsibilities:
Kennel Management:
• Oversee the daily care, health, and well-being of all hunting dogs in the kennel.
• Manage feeding schedules, exercise routines, and grooming.
• Monitor and maintain kennel cleanliness and hygiene to the highest standards.
• Administer basic medical care, including vaccinations, flea/tick prevention, and minor treatments.
• Coordinate veterinary visits and maintain accurate health and training records for all dogs.
• Train and condition dogs for hunting, emphasizing obedience, pointing, retrieving, and scent work.
• Assist with puppy care as needed.
• Manage kennel inventory and supplies, ensuring all necessary items are stocked.
• Assist in the oversight and execution of all bird pen related endeavors (including, but not limited to, filling feeders and water holding devices, cleaning the pens, and keeping records).
Hunting Guide Responsibilities:
• Lead guided upland and waterfowl hunts for guests, providing an outstanding field experience.
• Work closely with clients to tailor hunts to their skill levels and preferences.
• Handle and showcase well-trained dogs during hunts, ensuring safety and efficiency.
• Scout and prepare hunting grounds, managing habitat and setting up blinds or other setups.
• Maintain hunting equipment and vehicles in top working condition.
• Provide clients with expert advice on hunting techniques, firearm safety, and game bird behavior. The responsibilities listed are not intended to represent the full scope of work for this position. There is an implied expectation for this position to assist in various other aspects of the operation, as needed.
Qualifications:
• Proven experience in kennel management and dog training, particularly with hunting breeds.\
• Extensive knowledge and experience in upland and/or waterfowl hunting.
• Strong understanding of hunting ethics, conservation practices, and game regulations.
• Ability to work independently and lead a small team when necessary.
• Exceptional communication skills and a customer-focused mindset.
• Physical fitness and stamina, able to work in varying weather conditions.
• Valid driver’s license and ability to operate off-road vehicles.
• First Aid/CPR certification is preferred.
• Ability to pass a standard background check.
Compensation and Benefits:
• Competitive salary based on experience.
• On-site housing possibly available.
• Paid time off.
• Opportunities for professional development and additional certifications.
How to Apply:
Interested candidates should send a resume and references to anna@broomsedgerodandgun.com. Please include details of your experience with both kennel management and hunting in your application.
Contact Anna Torrance 912-529-3174 or anna@broomsedgerodandgun.com (preferred contact method)
Farm and Habitat Manager Wanted - ILLINOIS
The Farm and Habitat Manager will be an integral member of the McGraw Outdoor Recreation and Habitat team. The primary job responsibilities center around applying best farm and habitat practices to prepare and maintain the property. Other responsibilities include, but are not limited to guiding upland hunts, clay target shoots, and kennel operation including dog training and handling. The individual will also assist in leading target shooting group events, and general maintenance. The Farm & Habitat Manager will serve as a team-player at McGraw, participating in an organizational culture that is collaborative and agreeable while enhancing the capabilities of the outdoor team, ultimately positioning the organization for continued success.
Key responsibilities of the Farm & Habitat Manager include, but are not limited to:
Principle Responsibilities & Position Purpose
Manage the critical component of linking member satisfaction to the high-quality McGraw hunting experience. This will primarily be achieved through responsible land stewardship and application of industry best practices.
Oversee the execution of land management plans, personnel, and contractors while working with the leadership team to envision the future landscape of McGraw.
Demonstrate a high level of leadership setting tangible and achievable goals.
Inspire and empower a team to exceed their potential, while fostering an environment of trust and innovation that strives to exceed industry standards.
Manager’s responsibilities include and are not limited to the following:
Planting, maintenance, and optimal manipulation of annual food and hunting cover plots as prescribed for doves, upland birds, waterfowl, deer, and other wildlife.
Weed and invasive plant control through chemical applications as defined by state and national chemical applicator laws and best management guidelines for natural areas.
Establish and or manage perennial warm season grasses, cool season forage, clovers, and prairie acreage to achieve desired habitats. •Harvest remaining agricultural crops, as a secondary emphasis to the goal of wildlife food and cover.
Non-crop and woodland management
Control of large- and small-scale brush and native woody plants.
Directly oversee and implement controlled burns and care for a wide variety of plant materials.
Protect and promote biodiversity within McGraw’s unique endemic ecotypes (fens, wetlands, savannas).
Supervises and develops the skills of team members
Create daily work schedules and set priorities for team members assigned to work in the farming program.
Oversee effectiveness and quality of work within the farm program.
Complete written semi-annual performance reviews.
Recommend compensation changes for direct reports that are assigned to the farming program.
Train team members in proper use of equipment and farming applications. Ensure proper personal protective equipment is provided to, and used by, team members as the job warrants.
Create the farming and land management budget and maintain budget control.
Maintenance
Responsible for all General Farm building interiors and exteriors, as well as surrounding landscape.
Maintenance and repair of all farming and land management equipment.
Member Services/ Guiding
Learn, understand, and execute all McGraw procedures and safety for hunting parties, clay target shooting and fishing parties. •Learn, understand, and execute the Range Master duties for the clay target center and archery ranges.
Provide excellent customer service and exceed members’ expectations.
Capable of and willing to work weekends, evenings and holidays as needed.
Willing and capable of working in other departments if needed and assisting the outdoor education team.
The budgeted salary for this position is between $64,000-$68,000 per year, commensurate with background and experience. McGraw provides comprehensive insurance benefits including health, dental, and vision, a retirement savings plan, generous time off, and professional development
To express interest in this role, please submit your resume and cover letter to pdietrich@mcgraw.org. All inquiries and discussions will be considered strictly confidential.
Archery Elk/ Pronghorn Guides Needed - COLORADO
We are in search of 2-3 hunting guides for the upcoming Colorado archery season on a private ranch. Meals and lodging provided.
Pay is DOE.
Please email cmccullar@jwcattleranch.com for further details of the position.
Hunting Guide Camp Jack and Packers - IDAHO
CAMERON OUTFITTERS Job Listing
Location: Idaho Wilderness Unit 17
Type: Seasonal/Contract Work
Overview: We are seeking skilled and enthusiastic individuals to join our team for an unforgettable season in Idaho’s rugged and beautiful Wilderness Unit 17.
Positions available include: Hunting Guides, Camp Jacks, and Packers. Candidates must be comfortable with horseback riding, backpacking, and working in remote backcountry environments. This is a unique opportunity for those passionate about the outdoors, wildlife, and providing exceptional experiences for clients.
Positions and Responsibilities:
Hunting Guides
Lead clients on guided hunts through Idaho Wilderness Unit 17.
Ensure safety, navigation, and adherence to hunting regulations.
Provide expertise on local game, terrain, and tracking techniques.
Maintain a professional and positive attitude to enhance client experience.
Camp Jacks
Set up, maintain, and break down campsites in remote locations.
Assist with cooking, cleaning, and general camp operations.
Support guides and packers with logistics and client needs.
Ensure a clean, organized, and functional camp environment.
Packers
Handle packing and unpacking gear using horses and mules.
Care for pack animals, including feeding, grooming, and basic health checks.
Transport supplies and equipment safely across rugged terrain.
Work closely with guides to ensure timely and efficient travel.
Requirements:
Experience with horseback riding and/or backpacking in wilderness settings.
Knowledge of Idaho Wilderness Unit 17 or similar backcountry areas (preferred)
Physical fitness and ability to work long hours in challenging conditions.
Familiarity with pack animals and their care (Packers especially).
Strong teamwork and communication skills.
Valid hunting license or ability to obtain one (Guides only)
First aid/CPR certification is a plus.
What We Offer:
A chance to work in one of Idaho’s most pristine wilderness areas.
Meals and lodging provided during work periods.
An opportunity to build skills and connections in the outdoor industry.
CONTACT:
Email oscar@cameronoutfitters.com phone:409-651-3933
Join us for an adventure in Idaho’s Wilderness Unit 17 – we look forward to hearing from you!
Hunting Lodge Cook - Wyoming
Tyler Sims Outfitting has an opening for a camp cook at our hunting lodge. We are located in SE Wyoming at the foot of the Snowy Range Mountains, about 40 miles northwest of Laramie.
Cook’s responsibility
Responsible for preparing and serving breakfast, supper and clean up
Creating a menu, offering a variety of meals over a five to eight-day time frame
Provide quality meals to clients and guides averaging 15-25 people daily
Maintain a clean kitchen and dining area
Must be a self-motivator, clean, honest, trustworthy and flexible
Will require early mornings and late nights
Responsible for shopping for all supplies needed to prepare meals
Fully equipped house-style kitchen
Very competitive Pay. A room can be provided. Couples are considered.
Dates needed will be September 1 - November 14, 2024
A resume with a five to seven-day menu will be requested at application time.
Please send or email your resume and sample menu to: Tyler Sims Outfitting 958 State Hwy 13 McFadden, WY 82083 tyler@tylersims.com
Exotic Hunting Ranch Looking for Help - Oregon
At Four ACEs Ranch and Outfitters we are looking for an experienced hunter/all around ranch hand to add to our wonderful team! Emailing us a detailed resume that lists out your experience is a requirement, no exceptions! Those who email, call, or otherwise to discuss pay without sending a resume will not be considered for a position. We want someone who can follow directions, of course. The Ranch is located near Ashwood, Oregon. Ashwood is VERY rural. It is an hour drive to town for any thing you need.
Job includes - Salary (DOE), Housing, Quarterly Meat Bundle, and more.
Job Duties Include (but are not limited to):
Ensure every guest has an INCREDIBLE experience
Assisting Ranch Guests
Maintenance/Repair Equipment
Caring/feeding livestock
Fence Repair/Inspection
Hauling Stock/Hay
Scouting for Game, Locating Stock
Maintenance of Landscape
Welding/Fabricating
Processing/Cleaning Animals
Cleaning Cabins, Processing facility, campground area
Operate Equipment Essentially this job is whatever needs done and done right.
Job Requirements:
Positive and Ambitious attitude, Good with People from all walks of life, passion for ranching and hunting, basic ability to use cell phone/technology, and lastly a drivers license. We can teach most of the job, but Positivity, Ambition, and Heart are tools you must already have!
Pay will be discussed upon review of your resume. Please send all resumes by email to Shantell.fouracesranch@gmail.com
Please note: We will be doing working interviews to see if this is a good fit for both of us! Before applying, please make sure this is something you’re able to commit to. We are looking for someone who wants to be with us long term. We are a close knit, family oriented crew who are dedicated to giving people hunting adventures of a lifetime! If you’re not upbeat, hardworking and good with people than this position is not for you.
Elk Hunting Guide - Wyoming
Seeking individual to work from June-November, 2025. For the summer months you would be in training for the fall hunting season. We run a guest ranch/pack trip business in the summer.
From June-August you would be working as a wrangler/chore person learning the ins and outs of the operation, including working with and riding horses, learning the hunting territory, learning how to pack horses, etc. Previous experience with horses is not required but definitely a bonus.
Please send resume, a little but about yourself and why you desire to be an elk hunting guide to absarokaranch@gmail.com or give me a call at 303-503-9591.
Hunting Guide Needed - Idaho
About Us
We are a small, family-operated hunting outfit committed to providing exceptional experiences for our clients. We pride ourselves on our close-knit team environment where hard work, reliability, and a passion for the outdoors are valued above all.
Job Description
We are seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated Hunting Guide to join our team for seasonal full-time or part-time work. As a Hunting Guide, you will play a vital role in ensuring our clients have a safe and successful hunting experience. You will be responsible for guiding clients, tracking and recovering downed game, caping and skinning harvested animals, running bear baits, maintaining trails, and more.
Responsibilities
Lead clients on hunting trips, ensuring a safe and successful experience. Track and recover downed game Cape and skin retrieved game Run bear baits Assist with trail maintenance and preparation for hunts. Run a backcountry spike camp for early-season elk hunts. Collaborate with other guides and team members to ensure a seamless experience for all guests. Provide guidance, knowledge, and expertise to clients in a professional, friendly, and patient manner.
Qualifications
A strong background in hunting is a must. Knowledge of livestock management and stock handling is helpful but not required. Previous guiding experience is preferred but not required. Ability to work independently as well as part of a team. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Must be physically fit and able to handle outdoor, sometimes strenuous, work. A positive attitude and eagerness to learn new skills and techniques. Willingness to work long hours and in various weather conditions.
Benefits
Food and lodging provided during work period on top of pay. Opportunities for skill development and experience in a close-knit, supportive team. The chance to work in some of the most beautiful outdoor environments.
How to Apply
If you’re a self-starting, hard-working individual with a passion for hunting and the outdoors, we’d love to hear from you!
Please reach out! 406-830-0745
Email: Moosecreekoutfittersid@gmail.com
Hunt Guide (full-time or part-time)
Who We Are
Wheaton Creek Ranch (WCR) is a family-owned working ranch that has been managed primarily for wildlife for more than thirty years. We offer our retreat facilities to the public as well as all inclusive services for hunting for elk, deer, antelope, and bear. We care about sustainable ranching, ethical hunting, and thoughtful conservation.
Our wild, natural habitat is situated in the beautiful Sangre de Cristo Region of Northern New Mexico. The area teems with wildlife, stretching over 37,000 acres (15,000 private and 22,000 State Trust) in the Rocky Mountains.
Aside from the ranch's vast beauty, we have facilities and cottage industries that support our community, including cattle ranching, hunting, forestry, lumber milling, lodge and room rentals, retreats, camping and more.
We are a community of people who value remote living in the natural world. We are committed to living in harmony with each other and the abundant plant and animal life here. Our values include, but are not limited to, Humility, Hospitality, Honesty, and Happiness. As we’re growing our team/community, we’re seeking folks who not only share these values but are also positive, hard-working, team players.
What You’ll Do as a Hunt Guide
We’re thrilled to welcome a full-time Hunt Guide into our Wheaton Creek Ranch community!
As a very experienced Hunt Guide, you will be responsible for leading clients on hunts for big Western game, including elk, mule deer, and turkey during our hunting seasons, running September through January. Beyond your excellent hunting and harvesting skills, you will also provide exceptional customer experience, acting as an educator and ensuring each client leaves a better hunter - regardless of the outcome of the hunt. In this role, you’ll also be asked to support other guides and other aspects of the ranch, including assisting with meal prep and guest services. During the off-season, we’ll put your other skills to use on a variety of other projects as a builder and/or ranch hand, depending on your skills and interests.
As a full-time employee, you’ll be provided with quality year-round housing and meals during hunts you are guiding for or assisting with. During your time off we hope you’ll also take full advantage of the 37,000 acres of wilderness here for your enjoyment including mountain biking, hiking, camping, etc.
Hunting Guide: Key Responsibilities
Job responsibilities include, but are not limited to the following:
Hunting Guide Services: Create fulfilling experiences in leading hunt adventures, providing guidance, instruction, and support to guests, while prioritizing safety, ethical hunting practices, and adherence to regulations.
Guest Services: Provide exceptional customer service to guests, ensuring their comfort, safety, and satisfaction throughout their stay at the ranch.
Educate and Inspire: Take every opportunity to teach guests better hunting skills, firearm safety, tracking, navigation, wilderness survival, conservation principles fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for the natural world.
Hospitality Support: Assist/work closely with other ranch staff, including managers, cooks, maintenance personnel, and fellow guides, to coordinate activities, share information, and ensure seamless guest experiences.
Additional Responsibilities - Off-Season: During the off-season, additional work as a builder or ranch hand may include some of the following. Please share in the application more about your additional skills and interests so we can properly assign bodies for work.
Facility Construction and Maintenance: Lead construction projects, including new builds, renovations, repairs, and infrastructure improvements, ensuring they are completed on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards.
Fence Construction and Maintenance: Build, repair, and maintain fences and enclosures to contain livestock, delineate property boundaries, and manage wildlife access, using appropriate tools and techniques.
Trail Development and Maintenance: Develop and maintain trails and pathways used for hunting, hiking, and recreational activities, ensuring they are safe, accessible, and well-marked for guests.
Ranch Maintenance: Assist in general ranch maintenance tasks, including building repairs, landscaping, irrigation, and equipment maintenance, to ensure the property remains in good condition year-round.
Livestock Management: Assist in the care, feeding, and handling of livestock, including cattle, horses, and other animals raised on the ranch, ensuring their health, well-being, and safety. This includes managing medications and vet visits as well as horse expenses.
Pasture and Range Management: Monitor and manage pasture and rangeland resources, including rotational grazing, weed control, and water distribution, to optimize forage production and maintain ecosystem health.
Water Management: Manage water sources, such as stream restoration, wells, ponds, and irrigation systems, to ensure adequate supply for livestock, wildlife, and vegetation, as well as for guest amenities and recreational activities.
Who You Are
You’re an experienced hunt guide, ideally with five+ years of experience guiding elk, mule deer, and turkey. You have extensive knowledge of western big game, including elk, mule, deer, bear, and turkey, including using game calls. You have extensive experience in harvesting animals.
You’re an outdoor educator and enthusiast. You ensure each client leaves a better, more informed hunter - regardless of the outcome of the hunt.
You have experience with archery hunting, muzzleloaders, and modern firearms equipment. You practice the safe handling of firearms.
You’re able to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating maintenance instructions and procedure manuals.
You’re excited to live on the ranch as a positive and cooperative member of our Wheaton Creek Ranch community. You conduct yourself professionally with clients and our ranch community.
You represent Wheaton Creek Ranch (WCR) and it’s founder, David Stanley, in a positive manner, promoting the Ranch’s sustainability and conservation mission.
You work for the greater good of our collective community, helping out on other tasks around the ranch when needed.
You’re able to meet the physical and environmental demands of the job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions.
You possess knowledge of relevant laws, safety and emergency procedures.
Certificates, Degrees, Licenses, & Registrations
A valid Driver’s License or be able to obtain one within 30 days of employment. The employee’s driving record must meet the standards and requirements of the Company and the Company's insurance carrier.
A current New Mexico Guide Card (preferred)
Standard first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) (preferred)
A high school diploma (preferred)
National Occupational Certification as a Hunting Guide is an asset.
Living On the Ranch
With access to 36,000+ acres of wilderness, we see living at the ranch as a privilege! As part of our team, you’ll get:
Year-round quality housing & utilities including high-speed internet
Food provided during hunts you are guiding or assisting with
Access to the wilderness for personal recreation, including mountain biking, hiking, camping, etc.
Please note that we operate as a drug free/smoke free workplace. Smoking is not allowed on the Ranch property. While we have vehicles for the Ranch, employees must have their own personal vehicle to travel from the ranch to the local town for personal needs.
Apply here:
https://wheatoncreekranch.applytojob.com/apply/DKGsYdPC2c/Hunt-Guide
Hunting Guide/Packer - Idaho
Posted: January 2025
Hunting Guide/Packer
Central Idaho Wilderness outfitter is looking for a Guide for 2025 season.
We start April 1 and run thru the end of November. We use mules and horses so experience with stock is a plus. Must be good with clients. We love what we do and strive to have fun and enjoy the backcountry.
Call 208-500-9168
Experienced Fishing Booking agent
Posted: January 2025
Looking for a fishing booking agent ASAP! Bought new permits in prime location and ready to fill up lots of spots. Looking for someone who is experienced and knows the fishing industry, where to market and already has an established clientele. Primary bass fishing trips, but can do family trips as well. Already a high success hunting outfit with high return clientele, looking to expand into the fishing industry with a booking agent on the fishing side.
Text me with your name, experience and marketing plan.
Please text 208-301-7050
Email: hunt@back30Outfitters.com
Extra hand around hunting camp - Idaho
Posted: January 2025
THIS POSITION HAS BEEN FILLED
Looking for an all-around guy at hunting camp.
Seasonal Job each spring Timeframe: March-May, possibly June! (Possibly a position open year-round but will at least try spring first)
Duties include; Running bear baits regularly (main job during the season) Working around camp; Repair fences /prepping for large garden stages/mowing Helping build Mechanicing. Posssibly fill in guide a couple turkey hunts Just looking for someone to help pick up everything the boss is doing. Potential of training how to be a guide down the road if interested.
We feed and house you and pay for gas while working under us +plus the pay. Looking for someone who loves the outdoors, easy to get along with. We are very close with all of our employees & and teamwork is huge here!
Mainly, looking for someone to help with the ends and out around hunting camp
Kansas Hunting Guide - KANSAS
Posted: December 2024
THIS POSITION HAS BEEN FILLED
King Whitetails out of Wakefield, KS is looking to add seasonal hunting guides to manage 7500 acres of prime hunting ground for their 2025 season and beyond. The right candidate could potentially become long term. King Whitetails is a privately owned and operated Outfitter in Northeast Kansas. We are seeking professional hunting guides to lead our clients with the utmost respect, attitude and never give up mentality.
We guide for Whitetail in the Fall and Turkey in the Spring!
Requirements
• Motivated, Ambitious, Hard Working, Good communication and social skills, Clean Driving record, Dependable vehicle, Willing to jump in with anything and help, Experience hunting a plus but not required
Job Duties: Trail camera installation and maintenance, Tree stand implementation and maintenance, Trail Maintenance, Feeder Installation and maintenance, Scouting and establishing game patterns, Establish excellent client communication and care, Vehicle and equipment maintenance and repairs
Package: Competitive Salary, Meals and Lodging, Guides keep 100% of gratuity from Clients
Seasonal Guide Dates:
April 16-May 8
September 15-25
October 26-December 15
Long Term Guide Dates April 1 - May 8 and August 1 - December 15
HUNTING GUIDE/FARM HAND - KANSAS - 2024 hunting season
Posted: October 2024
Caney Creek Whitetails in Sedan, KS is looking for a seasonal employee or intern to work through to the end of our deer hunting season, approximately Dec. 22, 2024. We are a privately owned hunting operation offering free range whitetail hunts on nearly 30K acres as well as high fence hunting for whitetails and rocky mountain elk. With the experience and willingness of both parties involved, this position could become full-time if desired.
Work requirements would include preparing for and guiding the free range deer hunts as well as the hunts in the high fence preserve; cleaning and processing game animals taken by the hunters, doing projects around the lodge as well as maintaining vehicles and equipment. This position, however, requires more than just hunting. We are looking for a Jack of all trades, someone who isn't afraid to jump in and help out no matter what the job is, whether it's capping/butchering, camp chores/cleaning, vehicle repairs/maintenance, or whatever else needs to be handled. Everyone works together to make the work easier. We do this because we love the outdoors and want to share a great hunting experience with our guests! We are looking for help from a person with the same motivation.
Salary is negotiable DOE and employees would keep 100% of their gratuities from clients given to them during hunting season. Housing and food is provided.
Requirements:
*Honest person
*No drug or alcohol issues
*Licensed safe and careful driver
Self-startingg hard working individual
*Hunting or guiding background preferred but not required
*Good communication skills and client interaction
*Willing to learn and work well with others
Please send resume to Jerry Meacham: Jerry@huntinginkansas.com
Dog Handler - Alabama - September 2024
Posted: September 2024
Midway, Alabama Private Quail Plantation
As a hunting dog trainer, you’ll work in close contact with dogs used for quail hunting. You will work on a private hunting plantation in southeastern Alabama. Starting salary is $38,000 to $40,000 a year along with $500 a month health care allowance and housing, truck provided…the salary is negotiable depending on age and experience.
We use Short Haired Pointers. They are known for their stamina and intelligence. The kennel typically has 20 plus dogs. You’ll typically spend significant time in the field working with the experienced Plantation Manager to closely simulate a live hunting environment.
You use private land, and you should be comfortable riding a horse and spending extensive time outdoors. You’ll need to possess great patience, fitness, mental stamina, and a sincere love of dogs. You’ll develop a multitude of hunting skills in the dogs you train. There include searching for game using scent, pointing, and retrieving game. You’ll also work on general aspects of dog training, such as walking on and off leash, obeying voice commands, staying when told and overall cooperativeness. You may employ your own methods of training, and you will gain a lot of experience and expertise.
If interested call: 214-346-9005 Or email resume to: taylorenterprises@trinkie.com
Upland Support Staff - KANSAS - SePTEMBER 2024
Posted: September 2024
Ringneck Ranch, Inc. in Tipton, KS is looking for one more support staff to join our staff for the coming pheasant season. Ringneck Ranch, Inc. is one of the nation’s largest and top-rated pheasant hunting destination lodges. The Support Staff position is the backbone of our hunting operations.
This job includes many roles, including but not limited to Releasing birds, Cleaning birds, assisting guides, and clay range and kennel upkeep. This is a great entry-level position for someone who wants to be a guide but does not have a full string of dogs yet or experience. The right individual could work toward a guide position.
- This position has a start date available immediately.
- Must have a drivers license - Must be able to lift 50+ LBS.
- Must have a good work ethic and be able to work in all weather conditions.
www.ringneckranch.net Email: Avery@ringneckranch.net 785-373-4835
North Idaho Elk Guide Position - IDAHO - September 2024
Posted: September 2024
THIS POSITION HAS BEEN FILLED AND IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE
Looking for a guide to add to our small operation, We are picky who we hire, but are like a family here at camp. We are looking for good ethics and reliable guides. Looking for someone with least one season of elk hunting, archery/bulging would be a plus.
This position would be for every fall —>Sept/Oct/Nov Guiding Archery Elk, Rifle Elk & Whitetails.
Paid training, all food,lodging are provided, plus gas while here. Ideally like to train for couple weeks & start Guiding Oct.10th
Basic mechanics is needed & Need to be in good shape to get around. In and out of service.
BIG GAME GUIDES NEEDED - September 2024
Posted: September 2024
2 ELK GUIDES NEEDED- October 20-November 1st 2024- 2nd Rifle Unit 77 Pagosa Springs Colorado. Established Outfitter looking for 2 experienced guides, we run quite a large operation. Horse experience is a plus, all food and lodging provided.
Please email us at bco.elk@gmail.com
FALL HUNTING GUIDE APPRENTICE - KANSAS
Posted: September 2023
Hunting guide apprentice position available. This position is open for immediate start. Housing/ vehicle/most meals are provided.
Position requirements:
A little hunting area prep, maintaining lodge, equipment, taking hunters to and from hunting areas. tracking/Recovering downed animals, caping and skinning of said animals. Must be comfortable hauling and operating equipment such as tractors and skid steers. Some days are long hours some aren't.
Position can start immediately and will end Dec 14th.
HUNTING CAMP COOK NEEDED - COLORADO
Posted: September 2023
We are located near Vail, CO and guide elk/deer hunts. The camp is remote but comprised of multiple cabins. The kitchen includes refrigerators, a stove, a sink with a water heater, microwave, and a smoker. There is no running water, but we haul it over in a large water tank.
Camp Cook prepares breakfast, a packed lunch (sandwiches), appetizers, and dinner. Cook is responsible for cooking, keeping camp clean, and anywhere else that is needed. They will also help with meal planning and grocery shopping. The days will be long, but you will be surrounded by beautiful scenery and you will meet some great people.
Dates are Nov 11- 17 and Nov 22-28. There will be 6-8 hunters and 5 guides for each season.
HUNTING CAMP COOK NEEDED - COLORADO
Posted: September 2023
Guide & Outfitter for Mountain Lion in Western Slopes of Colorado needing help.
This position is diverse, and duties vary from crazy work hours, driving and maintaining ATV equipment, cutting lion track, guiding hunters, care and maintenance of hounds, packing game, lots of walking in cold winter conditions of Colorado. Room and board are included. Position time-line is late fall through January.
Potential candidates must be a self-starter, hard working, safety minded individual with a current First Aid card. Knowledge and experience in guiding hunters is a plus. Must have a valid driver’s license. Background check is required.
Please email serious inquiries to discuss salary.