H&A Outfitters, Inc. offers New Mexico public land professionally guided hunts for Bighorn Sheep, elk and deer throughout the Carson National Forest and in the Valle Vidal of the Carson National Forest in Game Management Unit 55. We offer fully guided elk hunts for archery, muzzleloader and rifle. These hunts are conducted on foot and horseback. There is very little road travel in the Valle Vidal. Horses are a necessity to make your hunt a success.
The Carson National Forest elevations range from 6,000 feet to 13,161 feet at Wheeler Peak, the highest peak in New Mexico. Wheeler is home to some of the largest rocky mountain bighorn sheep on the planet. The recent state record is 198 4/8" taken out of the Wheeler Peak area in 2005. The Carson National Forest of New Mexico is also home to the Valle Vidal one of North America's top elk hunting destinations today. Valle Vidal hosts a herd of about 2,500 elk within its boundaries. This is a once in a lifetime hunting opportunity. TheValle Vidal(Spanish, "Valley of Life") is a 101,794 acres mountain basin in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains within the Carson National Forest.
H&A Outfitters, Inc. has several other elk hunting opportunities throughout the Carson.
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Have A Tag- If you drew a tag and are looking for a licensed New Mexico veteran outfitter to find a trophy bull elk in New Mexico, please consider H&A Outfitters, Inc.
No Tag- If you have not drawn an elk tag, check out our application service. H&A Outfitters, Inc. is your outfitter from start to finish! Call oremail usfor more details
Unit Description - Beginning at the junction of NM 58 and US 64 at Cimarron and running west and south along US 64 to the Colfax-Taos county line at Palo Flechado Pass; then north along the Colfax County line to the south boundary of the Sangre de Cristo Grant; then north and west along the Sangre De Cristo Grant's south boundary to NM 522 then north along NM 522 to the NM/CO state line; then east along the state line to its intersection with I-25; then south along I-25 to its junction with US 64 thence southwest along US 64 to its junction with NM 58 at Cimarron. Print Details
BLM Maps - Raton Quad and Wheeler Peak Quad.
US Forest Service Maps - Carson National Forest.
Have A Tag- If you drew a tag and are looking for a licensed New Mexico veteran outfitter to find a trophy bull elk in New Mexico, please consider H&A Outfitters, Inc.
No Tag- If you have not drawn an elk tag, check out our application service. H&A Outfitters, Inc. is your outfitter from start to finish! Call oremail usfor more details
Unit Description - Beginning at the junction of I-25 and US 64 south of Raton, then south and west along US 64 to its junction with NM 21 west of Cimarron, then south and east along NM 21 to its junction with I-25 south of Springer, then north along I-25 to its junction with US 64 south of Raton. Print Details
BLM Maps - Raton Quad and Springer Quad.
US Forest Service Maps - Carson National Forest.
The good old days of elk hunting are right now! Don't miss out! Call us at (505) 474-6959 or email us to request information on our elk hunts. Your success is my success!
Sincerely,
Andrew Salgado
H&A Outfitters, Inc.
Outfitter/Guide/Owner
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