Arizona Trophy Antelope Hunts

ABOUT OUTFITTER:
This HFA Endorsed Outfitter was founded in 2015 with a mission to provide a more personalized and relationship-driven hunting experience. Built on the belief that successful hunts start with honest communication and trust, they take the time to connect with clients well before they arrive in camp—ensuring every detail aligns with the hunter’s goals and expectations.

This outfitter is your trusted connection for premier Arizona Elk, Deer, and Pronghorn hunts—and more. Their team works tirelessly in the field and values the time spent with each client, making every hunt as rewarding as it is memorable. By maintaining a small, client-focused operation, they retain the flexibility to tailor hunting packages to a wide range of individual goals and styles. Whether you're after a realistic opportunity at a trophy or simply looking to enjoy a meaningful hunt, they’ll give you a clear, honest outlook from the start.

HUNT DETAILS:
Antelope hunts in Arizona can be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for many hunters due to the difficulty of drawing a tag. This outfitter understands how rare these tags are and recognizes that many hunters have waited over 20 years for a chance to hunt antelope in Arizona.
Based within 30 minutes of most hunting units, the outfitter and their team scout bucks year-round. They have in-depth knowledge of the best bucks in each unit and closely monitor them in the weeks and months leading up to the hunt. Their guides employ a variety of hunting tactics, including spot-and-stalk, sitting in blinds, and using decoys.

Over the past five years, the outfitter has maintained a 100% success rate on antelope hunts—including archery hunts that do not rely on water sources. They are committed to targeting older, trophy-class bucks and dedicate significant time and resources to off-season scouting, patterning, and monitoring animals to ensure they reach full maturity.

ACCOMMODATIONS:
Most hunts are based out of a combination of wall tents and camp trailers, with occasional use of cabins or hotels depending on the hunter’s needs and preferences. Camps are thoughtfully set up with comfort as a priority, recognizing that a well-rested hunter enjoys a better overall experience in the field.

LICENSE INFORMATION:
Most big-game hunts in Arizona require applying through a draw system, where hunters submit applications for permits. Hunters must also have a valid hunting license before applying. Huntin' Fool's License Application team will help you apply at the time of application.