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the outfitter and his wife were not in the camp,they are relaing hear say from their son the guide in camp,who never made any compensation after the fire in camp or any plan (B). the outfitter in writting to us said they didnot want to make any compensation offers in fear of admitting any form of guilt. neither the outfitter and his wife were in camp to inspect the faulty wood stove which caused the fire.nor was the insurance investigtor.seems mighty strange to the 4 of us who by the way were actually in the camp that the outfitter and the investigator decided they couldn,t deterimne the cause of the fire(no kiddin)they weren,t there.the were 350 miles away?????and by the way the 2 hunters our friends have not(have not)recieved any compensation as to date. as the outfitter would like you to believe.as far as myself and my other hunting partner leaving to make sure our friends could get home safely .since they had no money or passports (they were all burnt up in the fire) the outfitter says althouh it was noble of me i could have stayed and finished my hunt.ya if i wanted to sleep in our tent that was full of smoke and burnt plastic smell.and if we didn,t give a DAMN about our frieds ,they yes the outfitter was right we did leave on our own.my Question to all hunters out there is would you have stayed?left your friends who were in shock to fend for themselves to get home or would you have done like we did and value your friendship over money,

Was the outfitter notified of problems? - YES