You're glassing the far slope — and he's holding the callers
Sawyer answers your booking line 24/7 — calls and texts — while you're days deep with this week's hunters. He quotes your published hunts at your prices, pencils the ask in with an honest window, and texts your cell the second it lands. You confirm from camp.
- 01Your sheet, your zones.
Your hunts and published rates. Seasons, zones, tags and draws as you published them, what's included at camp, what hunters bring.
- 02He books like a camp manager who knows the country.
"That week runs at your published rate, meals and guiding included — you're penciled in, and the outfitter confirms when he's back in signal." Never a fake yes: he can't see your calendar, so he can't oversell your season.
- 03You ink it when you're back in signal.
Every booking ask texts your cell the moment it lands. Ride out, read the week's asks, confirm with one call back.
Billed in USD · month to month · cancel anytime · one outfit, one line
Can he explain tags and draws?
He states your published requirements — which zones, which tags, which draws — exactly as you wrote them, and nothing more. No regulatory advice, no interpretation. Anything murkier gets taken down for you.
What if I'm out of signal for days?
Sawyer keeps answering, keeps penciling, and keeps the asks stacked on your phone with the honest window he took from your sheet — "the outfitter confirms when he's back in signal midweek." Callers know exactly what to expect.
What about deposits?
He states your deposit policy and never takes a dollar. Money moves the way it always has — through you.