Arizona Late Rifle Elk (Unit 1 and 27 Draw Tag)

$8,500.00
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Arizona Late Season Rifle Elk Hunt

Hunt Overview

The outfitter offers fully guided late season rifle elk hunts in Arizona Units 1 and 27—two of the most rugged and rewarding elk hunting areas in the Southwest. These hunts take place in remote, high-country terrain where mature bulls retreat following the rut, creating a true test of skill, endurance, and determination.

This is a draw-only hunt, and the outfitter provides optional application assistance to help hunters secure a tag. Once drawn, hunters can expect a physically demanding, spot-and-glass style hunt in challenging conditions, often including cold temperatures and snow.

Late season conditions frequently have bulls on their feet, offering opportunities at mature animals for those willing to put in the effort.

Pricing

  • 7-Day Fully Guided Late Season Rifle Elk Hunt: $8,500
  • (Tag and license not included – draw required)

Hunt Details

  • Location: Arizona (Units 1 & 27)
  • Species: Rocky Mountain Elk
  • Hunt Type: Fully Guided (1:1 or 2:1)
  • Tag Type: Draw Only (Application assistance available)

Season Dates:

  • Late November – Early December (varies by year and tag)

Trophy Potential

  • 300”–340”+ bulls
  • Mature, post-rut bulls in remote terrain
  • Strong genetics and limited hunting pressure
  • Opportunity at older age-class animals

What’s Included

  • 7-day fully guided rifle elk hunt
  • Experienced local guides with extensive unit knowledge
  • Pre-season scouting and preparation
  • Lodging (wall tent camp or cabin, depending on conditions)
  • All meals during the hunt
  • Field care of harvested elk (caping, skinning, quartering)
  • Camp support, radios, and optics assistance
  • Application assistance (optional)

What’s Not Included

  • Arizona hunting license and elk tag (draw required)
  • Transportation to/from camp
  • Airfare and rental vehicle
  • Gratuities for guides and staff
  • Personal gear and rifle setup
  • Meat processing, shipping, and taxidermy

Terrain & Conditions

Hunters should be prepared for:

  • Steep ridges, deep canyons, and dense timber
  • Snow and cold-weather conditions
  • Physically demanding hiking and glassing

Hunting style includes:

  • Long-range glassing
  • Spot-and-stalk in rugged terrain
  • Tracking and patterning late season bulls

Lodging & Access

  • Wall tent camps or cabin accommodations depending on location and weather
  • Fully supported camp with meals and hot food

Meeting Location:

  • Eagar / Springerville, Arizona area

Nearest Airport:

  • Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (approximately 4.5–5 hour drive)

Rental vehicle is required for travel to camp.

Why This Hunt

  • Premier late-season Arizona units
  • Opportunity at mature bulls in remote country
  • Lower hunting pressure compared to early seasons
  • Ideal for hunters seeking a physically demanding, true Western experience
  • Extensive scouting and professional guidance throughout the hunt