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JAN 1, 2019: MINERAL MOUNTAIN OUTFITTERS TRANSFERS TO NEW OWNERS!
GREG AND SHANNON ROY - Owners
Greg grew up with stories of his grandfather Earl Stamper's hunts on the Powderhorn and this is what first brought he and his wife to the valley in 1994. After visiting the Powderhorn with their 4 children for 20 years, an archery elk hunt for their youngest son in 2015 led them to purchasing a cabin and introduced them to MMOutfitters.
In 2018 Mr John and Ms Bobbie Martin offered to sell their beloved outfitting and ranching business to the Roys. After working for the entire 2018 season, doing trail rides and outfitting, they were ready to take over the directing and managing of such an incredible opportunity. As avid hunters and outdoor enthusiasts, they consider it an honor and a privilege to work in the Powderhorn valley, carrying on the Martin’s reputation of honesty and integrity with a commitment to keep the tradition of hunting and ranching alive.
The Roy’s celebrated their 30th anniversary in 2018. They have 4 adult children, all of which have married, four grandchildren and a lifetime of memories in the Colorado and Oklahoma outdoors. Both Greg and Shannon enjoy all aspects of hunting, fishing and the outdoors and look forward to passing on their love of God's creation to those who want to take their adventuring to the next level.
Greg is an experienced hunter of both rifle and bow hunting both elk,mule deer and white-tail. His real interest lies in hunting with a traditional bow. He is proficient at horse packing and wrangling and is a gentle and dependable guide for those wanting a top-notch hunt. As a retired General Contractor, he is keen on detail and a man of his word. As a Christian husband, father and grandfather, he believes in the commitment to truth found in God’s Word as the foundation for all aspects of life.
Shannon has made a lifetime career of homemaking; raising 3 sons and a daughter, she passed on her love of the outdoors to the next generation. Her favorite pastimes are providing food that their family enjoys; photography, writing and outdoor adventuring of all kinds, including hunting and fishing. She believes that hospitality is one of the keys to lifelong relationships and that home cooked meals heal the heart, body and soul.
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Greg grew up with stories of his grandfather Earl Stamper's hunts on the Powderhorn and this is what first brought he and his wife to the valley in 1994. After visiting the Powderhorn with their 4 children for 20 years, an archery elk hunt for their youngest son in 2015 led them to purchasing a cabin and introduced them to MMOutfitters.
In 2018 Mr John and Ms Bobbie Martin offered to sell their beloved outfitting and ranching business to the Roys. After working for the entire 2018 season, doing trail rides and outfitting, they were ready to take over the directing and managing of such an incredible opportunity. As avid hunters and outdoor enthusiasts, they consider it an honor and a privilege to work in the Powderhorn valley, carrying on the Martin’s reputation of honesty and integrity with a commitment to keep the tradition of hunting and ranching alive.
The Roy’s celebrated their 30th anniversary in 2018. They have 4 adult children, all of which have married, four grandchildren and a lifetime of memories in the Colorado and Oklahoma outdoors. Both Greg and Shannon enjoy all aspects of hunting, fishing and the outdoors and look forward to passing on their love of God's creation to those who want to take their adventuring to the next level.
Greg is an experienced hunter of both rifle and bow hunting both elk,mule deer and white-tail. His real interest lies in hunting with a traditional bow. He is proficient at horse packing and wrangling and is a gentle and dependable guide for those wanting a top-notch hunt. As a retired General Contractor, he is keen on detail and a man of his word. As a Christian husband, father and grandfather, he believes in the commitment to truth found in God’s Word as the foundation for all aspects of life.
Shannon has made a lifetime career of homemaking; raising 3 sons and a daughter, she passed on her love of the outdoors to the next generation. Her favorite pastimes are providing food that their family enjoys; photography, writing and outdoor adventuring of all kinds, including hunting and fishing. She believes that hospitality is one of the keys to lifelong relationships and that home cooked meals heal the heart, body and soul.
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Kip Yeager - Guide
We are proud to be the only high country outfitter that Kip guides for! Kip was born and raised here in Colorado and moved to Powderhorn at 11 years of age. Hunting, fishing, and trapping has been a way of life. You might say he was born into it, for Yeager translates in German to “Hunter” He is a father to 3 children and they all reside here in the Powderhorn. Kip is a former infantry Marine, defense contractor. He has worked in the outfitting/hunting industry since he was 16, hunting/guiding in 14 of Colorado’s Western GMU’s.and has been on or participated in over 200+ successful elk huntsin his life. Kip has taken every Colorado big game species with a bow except moose and Big Horn. We our proud to have him on our team. |
Craig DeCamp, a retired master plumber, hails from Denver, by way of Wisconsin, but we don't hold that against him! His attention to details and the meticulous care he brings to any situation he finds himself in, makes him a perfect guide.
We met Craig in 2018 when he hunted with the previous owner, Mr John Martin. Craig has become a dear friend to us, and along with his talent for plumbing, his love for good food, willingness to hang with it for the long haul and his love for a good laugh, makes him the perfect asset to our team. If you have the opportunity to hunt with Craig in De-Camp, you'll probably have a hunt you'll never forget. 
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Growing up hunting with his dad and grandad, having many DIY and guided hunts in his memory bank, and having punched his own tag multiple times on mule deer and elk, we are proud to have Connor Kapp on our guide list. Connor and his Dad, Ben, hunted with us in 2023. Staying in a drop camp for a DIY hunt, Connor was able to take a bull elk. Unfortunately, the bull jumped up and ran away about 15 minutes after what appeared to be a well placed shot. Confident it was a fatal shot and after an unsuccessful recovery mission for the next 2 days, Connor called his own hunt.
We are always grateful for ethical hunters and those who recognize that the resource is not unlimited, so when Connor asked for a job the next year as a guide, we were all for it. Now, after his 2nd year successfully guiding for us, we are happy to count him one of our own. With many successful guided hunts already behind him, he's a ready and willing powerhouse of experience and knowledge for our team. |