Thousands of acres of pristine private land, over two decades of guiding experience, and a private landowner tag with every package. Trophy elk, mule deer and Barbary sheep — guided one-on-one, all-inclusive, no draw required.
Every package is all-inclusive and comes with a private landowner tag, so there is no draw to enter and no odds to beat. Choose your weapon and your window.
In New Mexico, a portion of elk licenses is issued directly to qualifying landowners rather than through the public draw. Those authorizations come with our packages — which means you do not apply, you do not build points, and you do not wait to find out whether you drew.
You pick your dates, we hand you the tag. It is the single biggest reason hunters book the Southwest with us instead of putting in year after year and hoping.
How Tags & Seasons WorkSix things our hunters tell us make the difference — taken straight from what we promise and what we deliver.
Thousands of acres of pristine private land. No public-land crowds, no competing outfitters, no one pushing game off the property the morning of your hunt.
High success rates with low hunting pressure. We limit the number of hunters on the ground so the animals stay patternable and the country stays quiet.
Expert guides with 30+ years of experience between them. One guide, one hunter — nobody splitting attention across a group.
Private ranches across Units 8, 13, 34 and 37 — high desert flats to deep rocky canyons. Elk and mule deer run on all of them, Barbary sheep in Unit 37, and Unit 8 is a premium archery-only hunt. So much varied country means we hunt weather and wind instead of fighting them.
Hunting forecasts and trail-camera updates before you arrive, so you show up knowing what has been on the property and where.
A commitment to conservation and ethical hunting practices. We hunt the ground the way we want it hunting ten years from now.
Accommodations are included with every Straight Shooter package. The house has four bedrooms and sleeps 12 — all queen and king size beds — with air conditioning, a full kitchen, laundry, wifi and cable, and steak on the table after a long day of glassing.
You are not driving back to a motel in Socorro at the end of the day. You eat, sleep and plan the morning right where you hunt.
See The LodgeElk, mule deer and Barbary sheep — and the New Mexico country that holds them.
