5-Day Rifle/Muzzleloader Coues Whitetail Hunt
Tucson, AZ
1-1 Guests • Lodge • Private • Guided
Description
October/November
“The Grey Ghost,” as the Coues is often referred to, is known for being able to vanish from view in the smallest amount of cover. Many people consider Coues deer to be one of the most challenging big game animals to hunt. Some even refer to hunting Coues deer as the “poor man’s sheep hunt” because of the harsh terrain involved. Many hunters have exclaimed the Coues deer to be “the most difficult of all deer to kill” due to its extreme wariness and the inhospitable habitat they live in.
This is a 5-day hunt. We offer additional days for an additional fee (see Add-Ons).
Non-hunters (filming, photography, etc.) are included in Add-Ons.
Want to make it a 1x1 hunt? See Additional Costs for more information.
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Your Host
Billy B
I had years of success hunting in Arizona both for myself and my friends and family. I developed a passion for the hunt and sharing my knowledge with others. This grew into a dream to own my own guiding service. Let us share our experience and knowledge with you.
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Gear List
- Personal Items
- Gun & Ammo
- Hunting Gear
- Snacks
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Rules & Guidelines
Accommodation Info
Outfitted accommodations will include motor homes, travel trailers, 12×20 outfitter tent, or light tents during warmer season. Meals and beverages are provided on fully-guided/outfitted hunts. Quick breakfasts, packed lunches, and a hot meal at the end of the day. Snacks for your day-pack are not provided, neither are alcoholic beverages.
Due to the law and liability, we will not provide alcoholic beverages. If you drink, please bring your alcohol with you. Your own alcohol shall only be consumed off our time and after the hunt is over at the end of the day.
For those that own a camping trailer/motorhome and would like to bring it to camp to stay in, you are more than welcome to do so, but we cannot discount the price of “fully-guided/outfitted hunts.
Tag Rules
Hunting conditions are not always a guarantee and the outfitter is not responsible for slowed hunting conditions due to weather. There will be no refund for unused days due to early tagging, late arrival or early departure.
A hunter that kills the wrong animal type for his tag or exceeds the limit, even by mistake, will have to be reported to the authorities and the hunt is immediately over.
License/Tag Fees
You must have a valid Arizona hunting license and big game tags. You can apply for both through the Arizona Game & Fish website.
Arizona Resident:
- General Hunting License: $37
- Big Game Tag Application Fee: $13
Non-Resident
- License: $160
- Big Game Tag Application Fee: $15
Youth
- Hunting License: $5
Please note, there is a 50% nonrefundable deposit included with your payment when booking.
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