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| The 338 square mile (216,320 acre) area included in the Luxor Creek Outfitters hunting outfit was previously known as Rocky Mountain Outfitters. Steve Carothers was an annual repeat hunter on the area beginning in 1995. In 1999, even though the area had bountiful wildlife, the Minister of the Environment closed the hunting area for a period of three years. At that time, Carothers was able to purchase the unit from the former outfitter. Mr. Tom Dreiss, Carothers' long-time friend and hunting partner, was easily enticed into the venture, and Luxor Creek Outfitters was established. Improvements were made, including the refurbishment of the two primary lodges and four wilderness cabins, the purchase of new Bombardier quads and a new 4x4 truck. New mules, horses and tack |
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were also acquired, and
a general upgrading of the outfit was quickly implemented.
Luxor Creek Outfitters joined the GOABC (Guide Outfitters Association
of British Columbia) and began hosting hunting expeditions in the fall
of 2002. After a lengthy search, exper- Notwithstanding the large area available for hunting, and the wealth of big game present, Luxor Creek Outfitters limits guide service to fewer than fifteen hunters each year. Our clients are our second most valuable resource, and keeping the hunting pressure low is only one of the means we use to keep the hunter experience at the highest possible level. We are committed to protecting the environmental quality of the outfit, while providing a superb wilderness experience for our guests. |
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We pride ourselves on employing some of the best and most
knowledgeable guides in the Canadian Rockies. Our guides will
work very hard to make your hunt enjoyable and successful . . . and
tips are always greatly appreciated, not only for the financial
reward, but also as a gesture of a job well done. You can
expect to make life-long friends in the Canadian Rockies.
Click a button below to learn more about our guides, staff, and
owners.
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