Hunt Arizona with
Western Pursuit
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Mule Deer Hunts
We guide mule deer all over the state of Arizona and not just in a couple of hard to draw units. Arizona’s rifle hunts take place in late-October through mid-November. Then, one of the most popular hunts Arizona has to offer, the Over-the-Counter (OTC) Archery hunts, take place from mid-December through the end of January. Trust us, there’s nothing better than chasing mule deer and coues with a bow, in the rut, on an OTC tag, in January!
Coues Deer Hunts
Coues deer hunting is one of WPO’s favorites! We have a lot of passion for these challenging deer. Coues deer are the smallest species in the North American whitetail family. Due to their size and consistent awareness from predators they can be very challenging to hunt, but with our hunting technique and knowledge of the hunting area general season coues deer hunts have very high success rates.
Elk Hunts
Arizona offers some of the best elk hunting in the world for bulls ranging in the 320” to 400+” range. Although tags can be very difficult to draw, every applicant has a chance to draw each year no matter how many bonus points they have accumulated. Our early season hunts are spent mostly chasing bugles and calling, while our late season hunts consist mainly of long hours spent glassing.
Antelope Hunts
Just like many other big game animals in the state, Arizona offers hunters a chance to hunt some of the biggest antelope in the world, often ranging from 80” to 90+”. Although, just like many elk tags in the state, it is very difficult to draw one of these coveted tags. For lucky tag holders though, it can be a very high success rate hunt for a buck of a lifetime.
Javelina Hunts
Arizona is just 1 of 3 states in the U.S. that offer javelina hunting and these small, pig-like game animals are a blast to hunt! Javelina seasons typically begin in January with archery, then continue with HAM (handgun, archery, muzzleloader) hunts in February, ending in late-February, early-March with general rifle seasons. This is by far, one of the best times of the year to be in the state of Arizona with daily highs averaging around 70 degrees. Most javelina tags are 100% draw for all seasons for both residents and non-residents and there are often leftover tags available even for several hunts.