26 June Winter finally releases her grip by George McQuiston General Information 0 0 Comment 1762 With the late heavy winter, we are off to a late start on our horse rides, but we are finally here and ready to take you and your family for a ride at Moonlake Utah. Come visit us soon. Read More »
15 August Alesha celebrates 45th birthday at same spot she celebrated her first by George McQuiston General Information 0 0 Comment 2000 Flying J Outfitters co-owner, head guide, packer, wrangler, secretary, bookkeeper, booking agent, friend to many a mule, and only friend to a boxer named Shakoda celebrated her 45th birthday at the same campsite she visited with her parents on her 1st birthday. Notice above that “cook” is not one of her titles…and for those who know and have met her she is nowhere near 45:), but she has spent at least 3 decades on the mountain and still seems to enjoy her trips into the backcountry. Read More »
15 August Book Cliffs landowner deer tag available by George McQuiston General Information 1 1 Comment 2959 We have been contacted by a landowner and have had a Book Cliffs landowner deer tag made available to us. We are now able to offer a fully guided Book Cliffs deer hunt with a guaranteed tag. Contact us if you weren’t lucky enough to draw one or if you know of someone who is looking for a trophy deer hunt in the Book Cliffs Read More »
10 August Reason number 6 to head to the high country by George McQuiston General Information 0 0 Comment 1842 Ok, so you don’t hunt or fish, wildflowers don’t make your heart skip a beat, horseback riding is great for cowboys, and hiking…forget it! I bet you eat. And one of natures most amazing gifts are the fruits that occur naturally and in abundance on public lands. Years ago I got interested in all the berries I saw in the mountains and wondered to myself which ones can I eat? Read More »
28 July Wildflowers are in bloom by George McQuiston General Information 0 0 Comment 1963 One of my favorite parts of this job, is seeing the wildflowers in bloom. I think there is almost nothing more beautiful than mountain wildflowers in bloom in the high country. This year I was told about a flower I had been riding past for year’s. It is called an elephants head. I was sure that the person telling me, Julie, was pulling my leg as I have been known to “pull a leg” or two, but when I queried almost everyone around and almost unanimously they had all heard of it and then she showed me the flower, I was amazed. Read More »