Bull Elk, Cow Elk, Rifle Elk, Archery Elk and Muzzleloader Elk Hunts Offered
Our rocky mountain elk hunts are featured in the heart of Arizona. Hunters need to be prepared to endure all possible weather conditions. It is important that clients be in good physical hiking condition to endure the Arizona terrain and to gain that edge to connect with your trophy bull.
The average bull scores 300+ inches up to 400 inches depending on time frame of the season and unit. We only hunt for big mature bulls with the great possibility of harvesting a Pope and Young in the respected trophy units in Arizona. You will be given the same professional service no matter what the time frame is or the unit you will be hunting in.
During September, in the peak of the rut, we feature our archery trip in search of heavy antler bulls. Your hunt will take place in the heart of bull elk country as well as the high desert terrain, consisting of sage brush & cedar trees. We hunt within a vast terrains with in the state of surrounding forest include ponderosa pines, pinion pines, juniper, as well as the vast open cedar sections. Primarily in the respectable trophy units around northern & eastern units being within Arizona.
Guided Hunt Starting at ($4,775) 1x1
The AZ Elk Draw takes place annually in January the next draw deadline is February 4th, 2025. Don’t miss it! Contact us for any application or hunt questions. AZGF hunting license can be purchase and you can apply for the AZ draw on online at www.azgfd.gov
Our Arizona early archery bull elk trips are currently running at 100% harvest rate with a 100% shot opportunity. Our most productive methods of hunting these bulls is by glassing, calling, and stalking with an emphasis on glassing.
We offer two types of rifle trips, for those who are lucky enough to draw an early season rifle tag. The early tag hunt will find you setting up on post rut bulls. This hunt is exciting for us as guides to find those bulls finishing up the rut. It is our chance to get within rifle distance of those bulls. Your guide will also utilize calling, spot and stalking, and setting up at strategic ambush sites. If a huge bull is your goal, then this trip will provide you with the opportunity to reach or exceed that goal.
Our late season hunt is slower paced than the early season hunt. We will spend time glassing up bulls and then making that stalk of a lifetime. We have done our homework and know just where these bulls go after the mating season has taken its toll on them. As these solitary bulls regain their mass after the rut season. It is not uncommon to find more than one bull though. Making this a hunt that will give you the hunter a opportunity to pick your bull. Expect shots out to 800 yards.
Guided Hunt Starting Rates from($4,775) 1x1
The AZ Elk Draw takes place annually in January the next draw deadline is February 4th, 2025. Don’t miss it! Contact us for any application or hunt questions. AZGF hunting license can be purchase and you can apply for the AZ draw on online at www.azgfd.gov website.
Our early & late rifle season Arizona bull elk trips are currently running at 100% harvest rate with a 100% shooting opportunity. Our most productive methods of hunting these bulls is by glassing and stalking with an emphasis on glassing.
We also offer cow elk hunts. Even though they have no antlers, the Rocky Mountain Cow Elk, are a blast to hunt! Some like to call them "Meat Hunts". A huge mature cow can weigh as much as 500 pounds. These cow hunts can be as challenging as any other hunt, but your odds are higher. The recommended rifle calibers for cow elk are the .270 win. & .300 win. magnum with a good variable power scope. Expect shots out 500 plus yards.
Guided Hunt Starting Rates from ($2,975) 1x1
The AZ Elk Draw takes place in January the next draw deadline is February 4th, 2025. Don’t miss it! Contact us for any application or hunt questions. AZGF hunting license can be purchase and you can apply for the AZ draw on online at www.azgfd.gov
Our Arizona cow elk trips are currently running at 100% harvest rate with a 100% shooting opportunity. Our most productive methods of hunting these elk is by glassing and stalking with an emphasis on glassing.
