2024 Antelope Hunt

[BenelliHunter]

I would like to hunt a trophy quality Antelope next year with a very reputable guide. I always bring the wife and two boys- 5 and 10. Need a family friendly experience. Any suggestions?

 

[Rick Richard]

I would like to hunt a trophy quality Antelope next year with a very reputable guide. I always bring the wife and two boys- 5 and 10. Need a family friendly experience. Any suggestions?

Keith Williams ( 928 242 0105) owner of Arizona Pro Elk. He guides both in Arizona and New Mexico and provides exceptional hunting opportunities. I have hunted antelope twice and elk with him a BUNCH of times and have never been disappointed. A successful antelope is almost a slam dunk typically and usually done the first day. They usually shoot a few Booners every year. If you would like to hear more, send me a PM and I will be more than happy to give you a call.

Me and a buddy

 

[CHL]

Those from NM? How many points needed to draw in AZ outta curiosity?

 

[Rick Richard]

Those from NM? How many points needed to draw in AZ outta curiosity?

From New Mexico. Land owner tags through the outfitter.

 

[CHL]

Gotcha.

 

[montana hunter 300]

New Mexico, Arizona, and Nevada would all be on the radar. Haven't hunted guided but would definitely do it if I wanted an 80" goat.

 

[midwesthunter]

Networking The Outdoors has a New Mexico option for you with a landowner tag, that will fit what your looking for.

 

[lancetkenyon]

Keith Williams ( 928 242 0105) owner of Arizona Pro Elk. He guides both in Arizona and New Mexico and provides exceptional hunting opportunities. I have hunted antelope twice and elk with him a BUNCH of times and have never been disappointed. A successful antelope is almost a slam dunk typically and usually done the first day. They usually shoot a few Booners every year. If you would like to hear more, send me a PM and I will be more than happy to give you a call.

Me and a buddy

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This would be in NM. Landowner tags are easyish to come by.

AZ doesn't have landowner tags, and as a non-resident, you might be lucky to draw a tag in 35 years.

 

[lancetkenyon]

New Mexico, Arizona, and Nevada would all be on the radar. Haven't hunted guided but would definitely do it if I wanted an 80" goat.

AZ would be a draw tag. Could be a 35+ year wait as a Non-res. No landowner tags here.

Took me 27 years as a resident.

 

[lancetkenyon]

Those from NM? How many points needed to draw in AZ outta curiosity?

Took me 27 as a resident.

 

[lilharcher]

It's only $24 grand for the 4 of you in New Mexico!

 

[Rick Richard]

It's only $24 grand for the 4 of you in New Mexico!

Never has been my experience

 

[bsnyder]

Never has been my experience

Ssssssshhhhhhhhh we want to let him keep thinking that.

 

[lilharcher]

$4,250 on his website (each) but that doesn't cover tax ($400), NM hunting license, room, or board. Then you need to factor in gas/flight to get there. I think I was maybe $500 - $1,000 off in aggregate.