IMB Outfitters

[ScottC]

Has anybody heard of these guys before? I forgot where/how I got onto their site, but I had requested a brochure. Looked like a good group of people, and I put the brochure with my hunting stuff. Well, I just got a call from Tony at IMB asking if I got the brochure. He said several people called them saying they had not received theirs and he was doing follow-ups with everyone who had requested a brochure. I thought that was pretty nice. We chatted for a few minutes and he gave me his number.

www.imbmonsterbucks.com/index.php

Of course, I have to email Tony because I forgot to plug the Lodge. It's easier to email the link than to say it over the phone.

Here is the guide, Tony, who called me:
www.imbmonsterbucks.com/staff/showimage.php?iid=58

[bowtech]

Not to bad for the semi-guided.

I have never understood the whole guided hunt thing (for myself)since it fairly easy to see if there are deer in the area or not.

If there are deer in an area what do I need another person for?.

[ScottC]

I found a question almost identical to mine on another forum. Here is a reply that person the received (from a poster I have PM'd a bit with):

Posted - 02/10/2006 : 07:05:39 EST
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I have a friend who used IMB for a Missouri whitetail bowhunt this past November.He was extremely pleased with them and the hunt even though he didn't take a buck home.He saw many deer every day,even more than I saw in Illinois,and a large percentage were shooter bucks.Apparently he was waiting on a MONSTER because he never flung an arrow,well..........except for the 25-26lb Gobbler that he took.He said the food was great,accomodations were very comfortable,like I already said.......lots of deer with good bucks seen on every hunt,and the price was definately right.Not to mention,licenses/tags are Over-the-Counter,and apparently the deer tag includes a turkey tag?

They also have hunts in Illinois,Kansas,Iowa(I'm applying for that tag with them),and I believe Nebraska,which the owner told my friend is a real sleeper state for big whitetails.

Nice to hear.