Never have I seen a company so poorly managed! This lack of skill reflects back to the guest by…read morecheap food, botched services and corner cutting at all costs!! You don't get what you pay for at Three Forks Ranch. Look at the employee reviews and the way they treat their employees!

My husband and daughter stayed at the ranch for an elk hunt. The staff is amazing. Professional,…read moreknowledgeable, helpful, and just about every positive attribute you'd want to assign. The property is absolutely beautiful with lots of trout swimming in the streams, deer running through fields, bald eagles flying up above, etc. The ranch is in a lovely, bucolic setting in a peaceful valley. It is perfect for those who want to unplug from the world. While there is WiFi and connectivity in the lodge, once you wander the extensive grounds, there's no cell phone service. A boon to those of us who are over connected.

Stopped in for flies and tackle and a fly box and to chat with Phil. Great selection very helpful…read morehighly recommend.

Hours online are not accurate. Tried to go multiple times in a week and found the doors locked and…read morecurtains drawn. No sign posting why closed.

Stoney Creek set up a great fishing adventure for us, small or large groups welcome. They have a…read moregreat group of amazing guides.

The business closed several years ago please look to one of the other outfitters listed. Fishing…read moreis great in the area and all operating outfits are quality just call and find the one best suited to your desires. Local guide info.

The wetland is a cooperative venture proposed and designed by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department,…read moreengineered by the Soil Conservation Service and funded by Peter Storer and the Storer Foundation through the Ducks Unlimited MARSH donor program and the City of Cheyenne, Stage II Wetland Mitigation Fund. This project was completed in the spring of 1992. The project is a small, but costly, step towards offsetting the catastrophic losses of wetlands occurring in North America and around the world. The project was designed to improve resting and nesting habitat for waterfowl and water birds and provide yearlong habitat for wetland associated mammals. This objective was accomplished by creating additional open water area through a series of dikes and ditches and improving water management capabilities by constructing and redesigning water control structures. The project site hosts a wide variety of birds including white-faced ibis, American white pelican, osprey, American bittern, snowy egret, marsh wren, great-blue heron, Canada geese and locally common species of ducks. Muskrats, mink and raccoons use the marshes and wetlands and species such as mule deer, pronghorn and red fox can be found on the upland areas. The area is open to the public year-round. However, best wildlife viewing opportunities occur during the spring when the greatest number of migrant birds are visiting the area, and late summer and early fall, when young mammals and birds are old enough to become active. During your visit please remember that this area is home to the animals you see here. Respect their privacy by causing as little disturbance as possible to them and their habitat.

Great people and value. Loved everything from the beginning to the end. Highly recommend!lread more

Not a fan. Walked…read morein now 3 times and the mentality of "we don't have time for you" over and over. Asked advise and truthfully it's not the best advise it's more to sell you a ton of flys. There is one kid that's that's there that he is so snobby it's insane. Never had good advise. Go next door to West Laramie Fly Shop. It's in the gas station next door and ask for Mason and Luke they will put you on fish and flys are $1-2. All the gear is half the price and they are welcoming as they come. Work on being more welcoming

One of the best trips I have had on a river. Brady knows his stuff and was not only a great guide…read morebut a master rower. He put me into fish like few know how to do. Not only did he know what they were eating but he also maneuvered the boat constantly to get my flies where he wanted them. It's been a long time since I be learned on the river, Brady taught me some things I will use many times in the future. We went as a group of three boats. The other two guides were amazing as well. Great day! I highly recommend Cowboy Drifters! Great people, great knowledge, great experience!

My husband and I went out with Brady yesterday! Wow! What a great day. Caught more fish than we…read morehad in years! Brady was so attentive in making sure everything was perfect! He adjusted our lines whenever we had a lull moment. Highly recommend Cowboy Drifters! We had two other guides with our group and all great guys! Can't wait to get back! Thank you for such a great day!

Steamboat lake is now Colorado outfitters. Just finished a hunt. They said get in shape and they…read moremean it. Walked a lot of miles each day and rode horses every day. Saw mule deer and elk just about every day. Was bow hunting for elk and not close enough for a shot. My guide Chance was great. Was a great elk experience. Lodging was above a barn. We got there early so we cleaned the place. Your close to the horses so smells like horse crap and flies everywhere. Room was good for four but can sleep 7-8. Would have been crowed with more. No screens on windows so you cant leave them open or youll be carried away by flies Never came to clean or refill toilet paper during stay You gotta love the rat trap in kitchen. Literally a rat trap on floor. And fly paper by the light that hasn't been changed in years. Breakfast was cereal. Lunch was self made sandwiches and dinners were cooked by guide ok but nothing to rave about Stairway out of barn was death trap with no light and shin splitting rebar sticking up at bottom of stairs. Owners were non existent except to collect check and say goodbye. I was thrown off horse. Never asked by owners how i was. My guide Chance should be sought after by other outfitters. Because he was way more skilled and professional then owners russ and mike. Recommend looking elsewhere for elk hunt.

Took the family on a three day, two night horseback pack trip into the Zirkle Wilderness north of…read moreSteamboat Springs, CO, in August 2016. The horses were great (incredibly fit, moved along at a fast pace through the roughest of territory, but safe and obedient) and Russ (company owner) and Clay (head wrangler on our trip) were very friendly and made sure that we had a good time. We rode in for about 4 -5 hours to a previously established base camp, with large tent, cots & mattresses, and then went on day rides and fishing from there. While I would not classify the base camp as luxurious (the company's focus is on hunters interested in getting into and around the backcountry, with the basecamp as a place to eat and sleep when not hunting) it was comfortable enough after a long day in the saddle, and the food was plentiful. If you love horseback riding and the wilderness, this is a great way to enjoy the two together!