Whoopah Loop Tours by WRC, Huntley

Being an educator and wanting to experience things first-hand, I was delighted with the whole experience of the "Old West." The robber who appeared seemingly out of no where, was startling (but fun). The wagon ride made me really appreciate what our early settlers were subjected to while crossing our country. The prairie setting and Happy's ability to share stories, sing and yodel in a cowboy fashion really helped me understand the cowboy's loneliness for his loved ones back home. With very little effort I could picture cattle on the range. Happy showed us how to shape a cowboy's hat, his wife cooked a wonderful meal (my husband said that there finally was a baked bean recipe that beat mine), and his son played a harmonica. All this was done without hokey, tourist trappings. I hope others take advantage of this, "Old West" experience. If we return next year, we will take the longer trip they offered. Nancy and Bill from Michigan...

The grubsteak dinner was one of the best meals I had during my two week stay in MT. The beans alone are worth going back for.

A marvelous step back in time to the 1800's. You ride in covered wagons to a delicious cowboy cooked meal at the chuck wagon camp. The western entertainers are the best money can buy.

I went on a bus tour in Septemeber with Leisuretime tours and this was the best poineer experience I have ever had. I loved the reallife experinece on the wagon rides, especially for the older folks like me, the entertainment was great with real cowboys and especially the food was unbelieveable.(frybread, steak, cowboy beans, ect) It made my trip all worth it all the way from Goergia. thank you.