Arizona Game Management Unit (GMU) 4A is located west of Unit 4B, with the two sub-units divided by the narrow, deep Chevelon Canyon....

The 3A-3C early season elk hunts have been consistent producers of many of the highest quality bulls killed in Arizona each year....

We have been hunting 4B for many years and have come to enjoy it as an under rated bull elk unit; providing an effective balance between...

The world-famous "Kaibab" conjures up Mule Deer hunting dreams of spectacular non-typical points adorning the 30" wide antlers of bucks....

Unit 36A: Desert valleys as low as 2,500′ are dominated by Sonoran Desert grassland and upper Sonoran desert scrub. The 6,200′ summit of...

The iconic Superstition Mountains comprise the majority of GMU 24B Coues Whitetail habitat. Much of this mountain range is...

Unit 21 is located just North of The Valley and borders Interstate-17 to the West and the Verde River to the East. The mountainous...

Unit 23 has arguably the most coveted public land elk tags on the face of the earth, and for good reason. The unit has been managed for...

Grab your bow and lets go hunt! Arizona's reputation is that of hard to draw tags and legendary animals. That is not all the state has to...

Mule deer live in nearly every habitat type within unit 23. The unit is diverse and large. Overall mule deer populations in GMU 23 are...

Unit 23 is a vast and variable unit. Coues whitetail deer live in nearly every portion of it, form the Saguaro covered hills just north...

There really is nothing like laying awake at night listening to bulls screaming all around you. The elk rut is something all serious...

Game Management Unit 7 West is located Northwest of Flagstaff, between the towns of Williams and Valle. The area encompasses much of the...

What can I rifle hunt in Arizona without having to draw a tag? Black bears! Some people disregard Over-The-Counter as lower quality than...

The late-season elk habitat in Arizona's Game Management Unit 8 is characterized by a complex terrain of steep canyons, plateaus, minor...

We always look forward to cool crisp mornings, glassing over snow dusted canyons, looking for bull elk relaxing on a secluded bench. The...

What elk units should I apply for? My go-to initial response is "it depends." The draw structure, management practices, elk population...

Arizona’s GMU 5A has a large variety of terrain from dark pine and Douglas fir forests, oak thickets, rolling junipers, and low prickly...

Arizona is known for it's coveted and hard to acquire bull elk tags. Unit 22S offers the opportunity to take great bulls without the wait.