Hunting Guide Cover Letter Template

Dear Hiring Manager, I’ve spent the last five seasons guiding on varied terrain and I’ve learned how to keep groups steady when the weather turns and the conditions tighten up. In that time I’ve built a simple set of routines that work under pressure, including a solid safety briefing and clear instructions for use of gear. At the end of a day, I’ll have kept the group together and the equipment checked, with a clean log of activity and sightings. I’m comfortable with leading groups, setting up and maintaining gear, and providing local information about terrain and wildlife. I’m used to coordinating communications with guests and staff, supervising participants, and keeping everything ticking over in a calm, steady way. I’ve found that solid briefings and practical demonstrations cut down on confusion and risk, and I’ve seen that reflected in safer outings and happier clients. One incident stands out from a season with [Previous Company] when a sudden wind kicked up on a ridge and a group members’ pack blew off. I directed the team, re-briefed the group, and rechecked all equipment while we relocated to shelter. We finished the day with a precise activity log and all gear accounted for, and the guests appreciated the clear, practical guidance. It wasn’t glamorous, but it kept everyone safe and moving forward. I’d be glad to discuss how I can contribute to [Company Name]. I’m available for a chat this week to talk about safety plans, group management, and daily reporting. Kind regards, [Your Name]