Nevada Guided Trophy Elk Hunts

HFA011-1

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$6,500.00

Season Dates:	August, September, October, November
Species:	Rocky Mountain Elk
Guide Ratio:	1 on 1
Location:	Nevada, United States of America
Weapon/Equip:	Any Weapon, Archery, Muzzleloader, Rifle, Crossbow
Trip Methods:	ATV/UTV, Camping, Ground Blind, Hiking, Spot and Stalk, Treestand, Vehicle
Duration:	5 Days, 7 Days
Difficulty:	Moderate Difficult
Accommodations:	Motel, RV Camper/Trailer, Wall Tent

Trip Units:

104, 108, 121, 108, 131, 132, 111-115, 121, 221-223, 231

DESCRIPTION:

This outfitter has been guiding elk in Nevada for over 25 years. With this lengthy experience under their belt, this is a great outfitter to consider for multiple reasons. They're constantly up-to-speed on the best areas, units, and quality expectations for each of the units across the entire state. They also know what it takes to put a bull on the ground, and their trophy gallery speaks for itself. Between their scouting efforts and boots on the ground, they always have a pulse on the potential bulls in each respective area they are guiding in. There are a number of 360-370" bulls harvested in the better units every year. Not every unit is producing 350" bulls, but almost every unit has the potential to do so.

Anyone who wants a big bull should be applying for elk in Nevada, as it's considered one of the best locations in the West to hunt trophy bull elk. Nevada does however, come with very steep draw odds. The age class in most units always does really well, and if there's a downside to Nevada elk, it is the length of time it may take applicants to draw the tag. Anyone who wants a big bull should be applying for elk here, and if you are already applying for other species, it is an absolute must as it's only another $19 application fee. The Nevada application deadline occurs around the 10th of May, so make sure and communicate with us if you need to apply and we can discuss which units and weapons to apply for.