Meet The Budge’s Crew
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Bob Terwilliger
Guide
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Brodie Craig
Wrangler
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Carson Hershberger
Intern
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Chase Reisinger
Wrangler
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Dan Clark
Guide
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Emma Brown
Guide
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Esta Yoder
Cook and Hospitality
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Grace Weurding
Wrangler and Hospitality
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Joe Troyer
Wrangler
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Josh Sanders
Operations Manager
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Melody Brubaker
Cook and Hospitality
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Mikayla Fritz
Hospitality
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Mike Erb
Guide
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Morgan Perrin
Wrangling and Packing Manager
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Nelson Stutzman
Bookings & Equine Specialist
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Rikki Folger
Cook and Hospitality
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Ruth Hershberger
Cook and Hospitality
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Ryan McSparran
Owner
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Sarah Barclay
Guide
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Shannah Fedus
Guide
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Susan Hershberger
Cook and Hospitality
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Teddy
Your Best Friend
At Budge’s Wilderness Lodge, we are…
Others-Focused: Success in the mountains is a result of teamwork. Rather than being the star player on our own team, we look out for one another. Our fellow crewmembers and our guests take priority over ourselves. If everyone approaches their work with that kind of attitude, just think of what we can accomplish together!
Safety Conscious: Life in the wilderness is a bit risky. That’s one reason we love it. Because of that, attention to safety is a top priority. A careless action or a lazy attention to detail can quickly get someone hurt. For the sake of our fellow crewmembers and our guests, we’re always paying attention and we never take shortcuts.
Highly Adventurous: Fast Rivers, steep trails, gorgeous sunsets, thunderstorms, wild animals, driving rain and snow…these are all reasons we love life out here in the wild. From the most beautiful days to the most miserable conditions, we are adventurous souls, and our mood is not dictated by our circumstances because we choose to be cheerful in every situation.
Conservation Minded: We are fortunate to be surrounded by wild things and wild places. It’s a great privilege to be stewards of these resources. From towering cliffs to delicate hummingbirds, we see reflections of God’s creativity, power and personality. Holding watch over these things is among our most cherished responsibilities.
Always Learning: If things like horses, the wilderness and each new guest can teach us anything, it’s how much we don’t know. Stories of big trout or bull elk won’t impress our guests. But an attitude of humility and a willingness to learn is always admirable. We are quick to admit when we’re wrong, hungry to learn and constantly improving.
Interested in joining our crew?
Contact us to learn about the opportunities we have available.