What is included, how the tag works, what to pack, and what happens if plans change. If it is not answered here, call us — we would rather have the conversation.
Everything below, in four lines.
Meals, accommodations, a 1-on-1 expert guide and a private landowner tag come with every package. You bring your license, your weapon and your boots.
Your tag is a landowner authorization, so there is no application, no points and no draw odds. You convert it to a license through NMDGF before you arrive.
One to four hunters per package, in a four-bedroom house that sleeps 12. Small camps keep the country quiet and the animals patternable.
Deposits are non-refundable, but they can be moved to another available date at the outfitter’s discretion, subject to availability.
The country runs from open flats to steep rock, and the temperature swing between 5am and 2pm is bigger than most first-timers expect.
Still not covered? Call (505) 396-9184 — we would rather have a conversation than make a sales pitch.
All packages include meals, accommodations, a 1-on-1 expert guide, and a private landowner tag. Animal cleaning, ice and field care are included as well. Elk packages also include airport pickup.
No. Your package includes a private landowner authorization, and a hunter holding one does not enter the public draw. You purchase your private-land license through the New Mexico Department of Game & Fish using the authorization number and hunt code we provide. Online purchases must be submitted at least 14 days before the hunt starts.
Yes. We support bow, muzzleloader and rifle hunters. Archery packages run seven days and rifle packages run five. Muzzleloader is offered on mule deer and Barbary sheep depending on season and availability — call and we will tell you what is open.
Every package accommodates one to four hunters, and the house has four bedrooms and sleeps 12. We keep the camp small on purpose — fewer hunters on the ground means less pressure on the animals.
Should you need to cancel your booking, your deposit will be non-refundable. However, you can transfer your deposit to another available date at the discretion of the outfitter. The outfitter will make reasonable efforts to find a suitable alternative date, but rescheduling is not guaranteed and depends on availability.
Our private ranches span New Mexico Units 8, 13, 34 and 37, with the main ranch and lodge in Unit 13. Elk hunters can be picked up at the airport; we will confirm arrangements and directions when you book.
Our trophy elk hunts target bulls in the 300-inch to 400-inch class across diverse terrain, from high desert landscapes to rocky canyon country. No outfitter can guarantee an animal, but that is the class of bull the property produces.
Yes. Personalized service includes hunting forecasts and trail-camera updates before your hunt, so you show up knowing what has been on the property and where.
Yes. Keeping the meat is included on our elk hunts, and animal cleaning and field care are included on every package. Meat shipping and taxidermy are not included.
The house has four bedrooms and sleeps 12, so there is room for non-hunting guests depending on your party size and the dates you book. Contact us for details and we will work it out with you.
Your New Mexico hunting license and habitat stamps, your weapon and ammunition, boots broken in for steep rocky country, layered clothing for cold high-desert mornings, binoculars and a rangefinder, and a cooler for the drive home.
Use the Book Your Trip button anywhere on this site to check live availability, or call us at (505) 396-9184. We would rather talk it through than have you guess.
