I can also recommend Stickflingers. I have gone many times. For other outfitters, ask questions about shot distance to bait, ask about height of pre-set stands, and ask about type of tree stands used (whether they have hang-on, ladders-stands with or without side rails, large platform stands with or without rails). Bear hunting can result with very close shot, it's best if don't have any rails that impede five yards shots or closer. Some outfitters are set up for longer range shots (25 to 30 yards) but then when a trad hunter comes to camp, they drag the bait closer without acclimation and without a safety tree between you and the bait. If you are hunting where lots of bears are attracted to site, then conflicts may result in bears climbing the first tree, which may be the tree the hunter has stand in. If you want big bears held, ask about average volume and type of bait used. There may be a waiting list for some of the good outfitters. If you want to go, don't put it off, have fun and enjoy watching bears. Miike