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are there any who would take a 77 yr old lion hunting or have i waited too long?

Hell, I'd love to take ya. I'm in southern utah, if we wait for the snow to fly we might get lucky and tree one right by a road. our application for limited entry is going right now, so give me a call and I'll tell you what unit to put in for. All my hunts are sub guided under hightop outfitter. www.hightopoutfitters.com will have your pricing options. 435-668-0161 Jared higgins.

77 years old and wanting to make a quality lion hunt ....i would contact skinner creek hunts in tatlayoko lake b.c. canada and book a hunt. license and tag fees are comperable to the u.s. every aspect is the same except for one thing....the quality of the trophy. the world record lion was harvested in dougs guide area and i know for a fact the next world record is their waiting to be harvested by the next lucky hunter. you won't regret it for one second....first class accomidations...your own private cabin. scenery is worth the trip. besides doug offers wolf hunts as well and has as good of set up for that too.

competition in the lower 48 is fierce and the ability to harvest a huge tom is limited. doud mc mann has no competition at all, he is the only guide on lions for about 150 miles.he goes by chilcotin hillbilly on this site. pretty cool to be so lucky. i hunt many states and find most outfitters are running the roads all night locating a track. skinner creek you will enjoy coffee and breakfast and leaving around 7-8 am to begin your hunt....you just got your first reference right here with me...
good luck! e-mail....skinnercreek@telus.net mike

british columbia is ok if you want to freeze your ass off,come to arizona and see some real lion dogs work if you want to see dogs really cold trail and tree a lion come go with us give me a call
ill send you a pm