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2013 Photos

2013 Photos

H&A Outfitters 2013 Photos photo gallery.

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Big John Carlson of North Dakota scored on this late season 6 x 6 on the 2nd day of his New Mexico elk hunt with H&A Outfitters, Inc.

John Carlson

Kent Woinarowicz booked a late season 5 day New Mexico bull elk hunt with H&A Outfitters, Inc. and had the option of purchasing a mountain lion license just in case we cut a track and we did and this is the result - a mature tom lion weighing around 125 - 130 lbs. gestimation. Congratulations Kent!

Kent Woinarowicz

H&A Outfitters, Inc. strikes again in the Gila! Mike Gray from Maryland harvested this beautiful bull on the 2nd morning of his hunt.

Mike Gray

Jeremy Hopewell from North Dakota scored on this beautiful 6 x 6 bull while being guided by my son, Andrew Jr.. Jeremy is another one of our hunters that drew Unit 15 two years in a row through our application service. Let me say something about Drew's 1st year of guiding for H&A Outfitters, Inc. not because he's my son, but he's doing an awesome job so far! He guided 2 archery hunters and they both harvested nice bulls. And this is his 1st muzzleloader hunter and his hunter harvested a nice bull while hunting with Drew. Not to mention he was involved in the harvesting of several other bulls during archery season and unfortunately the wounding and missing of some bulls. Drew is on his way to being an outstanding guide. We'll see how he does the rest of the season!

Jeremy's Elk

October 12, 2013, Greg Schultheis from Pennsylvania took advantage of H&A Outfitters, Inc. application service and drew Unit 15 1st muzzleloader hunt 2 years in a row. Don't hesitate! Join today and let us guide you to your New Mexico trophy!

Greg Schultheis

Lyndon Parks of Texas scored opening morning on this nice 6 x 6 bull elk in Northern New Mexico with H&A Outfitters, Inc.

Lyndon Parks

Unit 15 youth hunt with H&A OUTFITTERS INC. Oct. 5th 2013 350 plus bull. Congratulations to Cole Schumacher of Kansas! Cole is 15 years old and was on his 1st elk hunt along with his father, Bruce and on day one at 6:30 p.m. we were in the middle of screaming bulls. At least 7 - 10 bulls screaming all around us, full blown rut frenzy! All we had to do was sit and wait for the right bull to get in front of us and this bull made the mistake of showing himself and giving Cole a perfect shot at either side of 100 yards. The bull ran 50 yards and collapsed. Rough scored this bull at camp at 356

Cole Schumacher

Drew called in this bull to 20 yards while guiding Josh Snow. Josh listened to our instructions prior to the hunt. We give plenty of examples of where to hit a bull for deadly results. Josh shot this bull head on at 20 yards. The bull expired within 100 yards! Congratulations Josh on this beautiful 6 x 6 bull and your first bow kill!

Josh Snow

Dan Snow from Andrews, Texas utilized the option of a landowner permit along with his 2 sons, Chad and Josh. All three with landowner permits picked the 3rd season and had an awesome hunt with H&A Outfitters, Inc. Dan arrowed this bull 10 minutes into opening day of his hunt with no regrets! Congratulations Dan on your first archery kill bull!

Dan Snow

Dr. Mark Rickmeyer from Missouri was lucky enough to put an arrow right in the boilermaker of this trophy bull while hunting with H&A Outfitters, Inc. September 14, 2013.

Mark Rickmeyer

Drew was guiding Elmo Trickett from West Virginia and arrowed this unique trophy on the last day of Elmo's hunt Sept. 8, 2013 Drew's 1st year guiding in the GIla with H&A Outfitters, Inc. He's a natural!

Elmo Trickett

Mark Raddish alias Rowdy from West Virginia arrowed this beautiful 6 x 6 with a perfect double lung pass through at 37 yards Sept. 4, 2013 hunting with H&A Outfitters, Inc. Don't hesitate book your hunt today!

Mark Raddish

Joe Lista from New Jersey arrowed this nice 6 x 6 September 4, 2013 with H&A Outfitters, Inc.

Joe Lista

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