Limited Entry Any Weapon Utah Trophy Elk Hunts

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$7,500.00

Season Dates:	Year-Round, September, October, November, December
Species:	Rocky Mountain Elk
Guide Ratio:	Outfitted, 1 on 1, 2 on 1, Guided
Location:	Utah, United States of America
Weapon/Equip:	Archery, Muzzleloader, Rifle
Trip Methods:	Calling, Hiking, Horses, Spot and Stalk, Vehicle
Duration:	5 Days
Difficulty:	Easy Moderate, Moderate

Trip Units:

Beaver, Central Mtns, Manti, Central Mtns, Nebo, CWMU, Fillmore, Pahvant, Monroe, Mt Dutton, Plateau, Boulder, San Juan, Elk Ridge

DESCRIPTION:

This HFA Endorsed Outfitter and has been guiding hunts in the state of Utah since 1978. They have have permits throughout the state of on; Fish Lake, Ashley, Cache, Uinta, Wasatch, Dixie and Manti LaSal National Forests. In addition, they have permits for; BLM District, School Trust Lands, and several Indian Reservations as well as large private ranches. Having these permits allow them to legally guide on most every limited entry unit across the state of Utah.
Each year this outfitter and team of guides is a part of harvesting some of the biggest animals across the state. Whether you drew a tag or wanting to book before the draw, this outfitter can accommodate almost any hunter in any unit.

Utah has some of the best Elk hunting in the world. Most years Utah will produce more record book Bulls than many of the Western States combined. They offer Archery, Muzzleloader and Rifle hunts in most of the limited entry units across the state. The majority of our Elk Hunts take place during the rut. Utah is one of the few states you are allowed to hunt with rifle during the rut.

A few of the units they specialize in are: (Fillmore Pahvant, Plateau Boulder, Manti, Fish Lake, Beaver, Southwest Desert, San Juan, Wasatch, Book Cliffs, Dutton and Nebo).

Archery hunts begin the middle of August thru mid September. Rifle hunts begin mid-September at the peak of the rut. Muzzleloader begins the end of September, when the bulls are still screaming and the later rifle hunts take place from Oct - Dec. Many of the areas are accessible from trucks and ATV’s while some areas remain limited to hiking and horseback. The top units have the potential to produce 370” plus bulls every year. Each season some of their hunters are fortunate enough to harvest bulls over the 400” mark. On most rut hunts its common to see 10-40 screaming bulls a day.

They have some of the most knowledgeable guides, who specialize in scouting and harvesting the biggest bulls on each unit. Their guides have guided on many of the biggest bulls ever taken across the West including multiple state and world records.