Elk Hunts

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New Mexico Trophy Elk

Located on a world-class 36,000 acre ranch in northern New Mexico. This destination has a magnificent lodge with some of North America’s finest elk hunting. This hunt is for the trophy seeker who wants to come home to the finest amenities at the end of the day’s hunt. Hunters have been 95% successful with 100% shooting opportunities for the last four seasons. Bulls taken average well over 300 B&C most years. Limited space. Now booking for 2008 and 2009.
Rates: $9,000 6 night/5 day elk hunt
$14,000 6 night/5 day, private herd elk hunt
Dates: September – December
Includes: 1x1 guide service, world-class lodging, meals, in-field transportation and trophy care.
Not included: New Mexico hunting license approx. $500/hunter, commercial flights, rental vehicle charges, hotels and meals prior to hunt and gratuities.
Transportation: Fly into Albuquerque, N.M., rent a vehicle and drive to lodge.

Huge Trophy Bulls In New Mexico

Adjacent to the Arizona border, this outfitter’s private land elk hunts in New Mexico are conducted on one of the best trophy elk ranches in the state. Encompassing over 300,000 acres, you will stay in rustic, but comfortable cabins or tent camps where the sound of bugling elk will most certainly keep you awake during the night. These hunts are for the trophy hunter who wants the opportunity to take that “bull of a lifetime”. Each season this outfitter has produced some unbelievable trophy bulls with at least one bull scoring over 400 B&C per year.
Rates: $13,500 5-day 1x1 early rifle rut elk hunt
$13,500 5-day 1x1 late rifle elk hunt
Dates: October – November
Includes: Lodging, meals, field transportation, services of professional guide and game care.
Not included: New Mexico state tax, commercial flights, rental vehicle charges, hotels & meals prior to hunt, elk tag approx. $550, and gratuities.
Transportation: Fly to Albuquerque, New Mexico, rent car and drive to camp.

New Mexico Trophy Bulls

Taking place in the lower elevations of a huge private ranch in Northern New Mexico, our outfitter has access to some great country that supports a very healthy elk population. Success has been 98% on bulls in the 300-360 B&C class and usually finds a hunter in river bottoms and open areas where the elk feed and bed. This hunt is not physically demanding which lends itself to almost any hunter wanting to get a nice bull. If you’ve paid your dues on other elk hunts and are ready to finally get a quality bull, this is your hunt.
Rates: $7,500 5-day 1x1 elk hunt
Dates: September – October
Includes: Lodging, meals, field transportation, trophy care, services of professional guide.
Not included: New Mexico state tax approx. 7.9%, commercial flights, rental vehicle charges, hotels & meals prior to hunt, New Mexico licenses approx. $555 per person and gratuities.
Transportation: Fly to Albuquerque, N.M., rent car and drive to Raton (approx. 2½ hours).

High-Country Bulls In Colorado

You should expect to see an average of 20 to 50 elk per day with more animals entering this outfitter’s property on a daily basis during the hunting season. The average bull taken is a 5x5, with some 6x6 bulls harvested. Elevations range from 6,500 to 10,000 ft. above sea level allowing migrating elk to never leave the property.
Rates: $6,250 5-day 2x1 “rut season” elk hunt
$5,200 5-day 2x1 elk hunt
Dates: November – December
Includes: Lodging, services of professional guide, meals, in-field transportation and game care.
Not included: Flights, elk tag approx. $496, hotels and meals prior to hunt and gratuities. A hunter’s safety card is required if born after Jan. 1, 1949.
Transportation: Fly to Hayden, Colo., where the outfitter will greet you upon arrival and transfer you to camp.

Big Colorado Buglers

Hunting in the Rocky Mountains can be extremely demanding, but well worth it. This operation hunts on over 40,000 acres of some of the best elk country in southern Colorado. The guides have intimate knowledge of the habitat and work hard for hunters, producing nearly 100% success on bulls 300-360 B&C points. This is an excellent hunt with a quality outfitter. Now booking for 2008 and 2009.
Rates: $8,000 5-day 2x1 elk hunt
Dates: October 11-15, 18-22 and November 1-5, 11-15
Includes: 2x1 guide service, cabin accommodations, meals, field transportation & trophy care.
Not included: Flights, elk tag approx. $496, hotels and meals prior to hunt, rental vehicle charges and gratuities. A hunter’s safety card is required if born after Jan. 1, 1949.
Transportation: Fly to Albuquerque, N.M. or Colorado Springs, Colo., rent car & drive to ranch.
Additional Info: Early elk hunt is a complete draw – deadline is in April; outfitter has been 100% for early draw.

New Mexico Rocky Mountain Elk

Located in northwestern New Mexico near Chama, this outfitter has been running elk hunts on small private ranches for over 20 years. You will enjoy hunting your trophy on some of the finest privately owned lands with great guides. Bulls taken range from 250-320 B&C with occasional bulls being taken in the 340 B&C class. This fair-chase hunt on game-rich lands will have you coming back year after year.
Rates: $6,000 5-day 2x1 elk hunt
Dates: September – November
Includes: 2x1 guide service, accommodations, meals, in-field transportation and trophy care.
Not included: New Mexico state tax, hunting license approx. $500/hunter, commercial flights, rental vehicle charges, hotels and meals prior to hunt and gratuities.
Transportation: Fly into Albuquerque, New Mexico, rent a vehicle and drive to ranch.

Colorado Trophy Elk

This private reserve ranch in northern Colorado is a family run operation offering some of the biggest elk in North America. Bulls over 400 B&C are taken each year with the average bull scoring an impressive 360 B&C. Success has been close to 100% for many years. If you’re looking to harvest a beautiful trophy elk, then this is your hunt. Book now, openings go fast.
Rates: $8,900 4-day 1x1 elk hunt, Sept. 15-22
$6,900 4-day 1x1 elk hunt, Oct. 1-8
$5,900 4-day 1x1 elk hunt, Oct. 10-29
4-day 1x1 guided elk hunt, Sept. 23-30. Price upon request.
Dates: September – October
Includes: Food and lodging during hunt, guide, transportation to and from Laramie, WY airport, delivery of meat to local processor and cape and antlers to local taxidermist, (if desired).
Not included: Commercial flights, hotels and meals prior to hunt and gratuities. A hunter’s safety card is required if born after Jan. 1, 1949.
Transportation: Fly to Laramie, Wy., outfitter will greet you upon arrival & transfer to camp.

High Success New Mexico Elk

A nice bull elk can be a tough trophy to harvest but this outfitter has a honey hole for nice bulls in northern New Mexico. Hunting 50,000 private acres, success has been over 95% on 5x5 and 6x6 bulls. These bulls are hunted in the creek and river bottoms as they feed out into the flats. This is a hunt where you should be able to be selective on the bull you harvest. If you’re tired of getting skunked or seeing only spikes, this hunt allows you the opportunity to take a nice bull.
Rates: $4,995 5-day 2x1 elk hunt
Dates: October 15 – November 30
Includes: Lodging, meals, field transportation, game care, and services of professional guide.
Not included: New Mexico state tax approx. 7.9%, commercial flights, rental vehicle charges, hotels and meals prior to hunt, N.M. licenses approx. $555 per person and gratuities.
Transportation: Fly to Albuquerque, New Mexico, rent car and drive to camp.

Monster Free-Range Elk

This outfitter specializes in finding and taking big bull elk in Utah, Nevada and Colorado. This is not a hunt for someone just looking to shoot an elk, these guys hunt for bulls in the 340–400+ B&C Class. Their success has been 99% over the past 15 years with 10 bulls making the minimum of 375 B&C the past 5 years. They do extensive scouting and research to find the best areas producing the biggest bulls. These are not cheap hunts, but if you want to hunt the bull of a lifetime, this is where you need to go.
Rates: $6,700 6 to 10-day 1x1 elk hunt
Tag: $12,500-$30,000
Dates: September – November
Includes: Lodging, meals, field transportation, game care, and services of professional guide.
Not included: Flights, hotels & meals prior to hunt, license and tag fees and gratuities.
Transportation: Based on state of hunt.

Trophy Elk In New Mexico

With over 150,000 acres of prime big bull country, this outfitter has been consistently taking trophy bulls for many years. In 2007 they enjoyed 100% success with an average of 325 B&C and the largest bull taken was right at 375 B&C. This property is managed for big elk and the limited number of hunters guarantees that there will be top quality animals each year. Hunting is spot and stalk with bugling during the early part of the season. This is a first-class hunt with a top-notch outfitter who produces trophy class animals.
Rates: $9,000 5-day 1x1 elk hunt
Dates: October
Includes: Lodging, meals, field transportation, game care, services of professional guide.
Not included: New Mexico State tax approx: 5.625%, commercial flights, rental vehicle charges, hotels and meals prior to hunt, New Mexico licenses and gratuities.
Transportation: Fly to Albuquerque, New Mexico, rent car and drive to camp.

Trophy Elk In Colorado

This 90,000 acre ranch is under the ranching for wildlife program which allows you to hunt these big bulls in the prime rut with a rifle. These are very exciting and successful hunts with success being 100% on bulls that averaged 300 B&C during the 2007 season; the largest bull taken was 350 B&C. This ranch is intensely managed for trophy bulls and provides our clients the opportunity to take an exceptional trophy. This is a fantastic opportunity to take a bull of a lifetime and hunt during the prime bugle season.
Rates: $9,000 5-day 1x1 elk hunt
Dates: September 10 – October
Includes: Lodging, meals, field transportation, game processing, services of professional guide.
Not included: Commercial flights, hotels and meals prior to hunt, license/tag and gratuities. A hunter’s safety card is required if born after Jan. 1, 1949.
Transportation: Fly to Colorado Springs where you will be met by the outfitter.