Read from muskwasafaris.com, 30 July 2026
Every link on your website
goes to a different website.
All 13 of them. A hunter arrives at muskwasafaris.com, reads Prophet Muskwa Outfitters, clicks anything at all, and lands on olmsteadhunting.com. Then the email address is on a fourth name again.
4 names, one outfit
- The web address people arrive at
- muskwasafaris.com
- What the page calls the business
- Prophet Muskwa Outfitters
- The email address on the page
- info@prophetmuskwa.com
- Where every menu link actually goes
- olmsteadhunting.com
Your menu, and where each item lands
Accommodations
olmsteadhunting.com/accommodations/
Travel
olmsteadhunting.com/travel/
About Us
olmsteadhunting.com/about-us/
Gallery
olmsteadhunting.com/gallery/
Pricing
olmsteadhunting.com/pricing/
Stone Sheep
olmsteadhunting.com/stone-sheep/
Elk
olmsteadhunting.com/elk/
Mountain Goat
olmsteadhunting.com/mountain-goat/
Moose
olmsteadhunting.com/moose/
Personal Gear
olmsteadhunting.com/personal-gear/
Fire Side Stories
olmsteadhunting.com/fire-side-stories/
Read from the page's own anchors rather than guessed. Whichever of the two brands is the one you want people to remember, they are currently meeting both in the first two seconds.
Now
The address a hunter is on
muskwasafaris.com
This is what is indexed, linked and shared.
One address, and it is the one on your cards
Everything else redirects to it, so no link ever dies.
What the first click does
Leaves for olmsteadhunting.com
All thirteen menu links do. A hunter who bookmarked you is now somewhere else.
Stays where the visitor already is
A second brand is a decision, not an accident of two websites.
The email on the page
info@prophetmuskwa.com
A third name again, on a domain that also redirects away.
The same name as the site he is reading
At twenty-eight thousand dollars, a hunter checks that the names match.
The footer
© Prophet Muskwa Outfitters 2023
Three seasons ago.
The current year, without anybody typing it
It is the number people use to decide whether the page is still true.
On a phone
The desktop layout, shrunk
There is no viewport tag on the page, so a phone scales the whole thing down.
Built for the phone first
Which is where an enquiry at eleven at night is written.
What is at stake per enquiry — your published rates
| Stone Sheep | $28,500 | 1 guide : 1 hunter |
|---|---|---|
| Moose | $24,500 | 1 guide : 1 hunter |
| Mountain Goat | $22,500 | 1 guide : 1 hunter |
| Elk | $21,500 | 1 guide : 1 hunter |
- All prices are in US Dollars.
- All hunts are one guide per one hunter unless otherwise noted.
- Meals, lodging, guides, horses where applicable, skinning and salting of hides are included.
- Half of the total is due at booking; the balance is due 1 January of the year of the hunt.
- Not included: GST, licence tags, government royalties, return transport to camp at 6,000.00.
- Non-hunter rates from $1,050.00 per day per person. Horns, cape and meat flight $850 to $2,500.
The pricing page carries 2022, 2023 and 2024 and no 2026 anywhere.
What would change
- 01 Pick one domain. Point the other three at it, so every link anyone has ever saved still works.
- 02 Put the same name in the footer, the email address and the title bar.
- 03 Publish the year the prices belong to, next to the prices.
- 04 Add the viewport tag, then check the price table on a phone.
Not covered by this concept
Booking and deposits · Licence tags and royalties · Travel and charter flights · Trophy shipping · Galleries · Hunter stories