Arizona Archery Mule Deer Hunt (Draw Tag)

$7,500.00
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Arizona Archery Mule Deer Hunt

Hunt Overview

The outfitter offers fully guided archery mule deer hunts in Arizona Units 12 and 3A/3C, providing access to some of the most productive and well-managed mule deer country in the state. These draw-only hunts combine solid tag draw odds with strong deer numbers and excellent trophy potential.

Designed for dedicated bowhunters, this hunt focuses on a true Western spot-and-stalk experience, requiring patience, precision, and the ability to close distance in varied terrain. Whether hunting high-elevation country on the Kaibab Plateau or lower elevation desert and pinyon-juniper flats, hunters can expect a challenging and rewarding pursuit.

Pricing

  • 7-Day Fully Guided Archery Mule Deer Hunt: $7,500
  • (Tag and license not included – draw required)

Hunt Details

  • Location: Arizona (Units 12 & 3A/3C)
  • Species: Mule Deer
  • Hunt Type: Fully Guided (1:1)
  • Weapon: Archery
  • Tag Type: Draw Only (Application assistance available)

Season Dates:

  • August (early season velvet hunts)

Trophy Potential

  • 170”–190”+ class bucks
  • Opportunity at mature velvet bucks
  • Strong genetics and managed populations
  • Well-scouted areas with consistent deer activity

What’s Included

  • 7-day fully guided archery mule deer hunt (1:1)
  • Pre-season scouting and trail camera intel
  • Field care of harvested deer (caping, skinning, quartering)
  • Lodging (wall tent or mobile camp setup)
  • All meals and non-alcoholic beverages
  • Application strategy and draw support

What’s Not Included

  • Arizona hunting license and mule deer tag (draw required)
  • Transportation to/from camp
  • Airfare and rental vehicle
  • Gratuities for guides and staff
  • Alcoholic beverages
  • Personal archery equipment and gear
  • Meat processing and taxidermy

Terrain & Conditions

Hunters should be prepared for varying terrain depending on unit:

  • Unit 12: High-elevation country with timber, burns, and rim terrain
  • Unit 3A/3C: Pinyon-juniper flats, open cuts, and mixed cover

Hunting style includes:

  • Spot-and-stalk bowhunting
  • Glassing and patterning early-season bucks
  • Close-range shot opportunities requiring careful approach

Lodging & Access

  • Wall tent base camps or mobile truck camps depending on conditions
  • Fully supported camp with meals and daily planning

Nearest Airports:

  • Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
  • Flagstaff Pulliam Airport

Drive times typically range from 3–5 hours depending on the unit. Meet-up coordination provided.

Why This Hunt

  • Access to top Arizona mule deer units
  • Strong trophy potential in the 170”–190”+ range
  • True spot-and-stalk bowhunting experience
  • 1:1 professional guiding
  • Preseason scouting and detailed preparation
  • Ideal for archers seeking a challenging Western hunt without OTC pressure