HCU Elk Hunt EK91 Arizona Elk

Elk

Hunt EK91

ARIZONA DRAW PRODUCES
TROPHY BULLS AND BUCKS
Arizona is a premier hunting state, but the drawing odds are very low. We tell hunters to put in for the draw, but do not expect to pull any tags. This outfitter will do your paperwork and put you in for the best units for only a $25 fee (you can apply for elk, mule deer, coues deer, antelope and sheep all for $25). He consistently produces trophy quality bulls in the 340 to 390 range with success near 100% on the early gun or archery hunts. Late season rifle hunts are easier to draw and you still stand a good chance of taking bulls in the 310 to 350 class. He also conducts trophy mule deer hunts in the Kaibab and has guided hunters to many 200-inch deer over the years.

It is worthwhile for hunters to purchase the $125 license or only $22 for a youth license and accumulate bonus points. The outfitter will assist you in applying for the correct units and dates. He charges $5,000 to hunt the full season (14 days for archery or 7 for gun) guided 1x1. January 31 deadline for elk and May 30 for deer.

Cliff took his Arizona bull with a .50 caliber Ultimate Muzzleloader.

Jim Aubel took this big 7-point bull grossing near 360 Boone and Crockett points.

Mike Kovach with a great archery bull.

Lynda Faber is all smiles with her bull.

Rich Faber and his heavy horned bull.

Greg Plishka and his nice bull.

Otis Asal and his nice buck.

	Elk Hunt EK91 ARIZONA DRAW PRODUCES TROPHY BULLS AND BUCKS Arizona is a premier hunting state, but the drawing odds are very low. We tell hunters to put in for the draw, but do not expect to pull any tags. This outfitter will do your paperwork and put you in for the best units for only a $25 fee (you can apply for elk, mule deer, coues deer, antelope and sheep all for $25). He consistently produces trophy quality bulls in the 340 to 390 range with success near 100% on the early gun or archery hunts. Late season rifle hunts are easier to draw and you still stand a good chance of taking bulls in the 310 to 350 class. He also conducts trophy mule deer hunts in the Kaibab and has guided hunters to many 200-inch deer over the years. It is worthwhile for hunters to purchase the $125 license or only $22 for a youth license and accumulate bonus points. The outfitter will assist you in applying for the correct units and dates. He charges $5,000 to hunt the full season (14 days for archery or 7 for gun) guided 1x1. January 31 deadline for elk and May 30 for deer. Cliff took his Arizona bull with a .50 caliber Ultimate Muzzleloader. Jim Aubel took this big 7-point bull grossing near 360 Boone and Crockett points. Mike Kovach with a great archery bull. Lynda Faber is all smiles with her bull. Rich Faber and his heavy horned bull. Greg Plishka and his nice bull. Otis Asal and his nice buck.