Videos, Photos, Gear, and News for Hunters of Antlered and Horned Game
No doubt a dream hunt for most big game hunters!
From the filmmakers:
“Tara invites all of us along on her once in a lifetime Desert Bighorn sheep hunt. And it’s one that’s well worth waiting 20 years for.”
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Coues deer in Arizona!
From The Mountain Project:
“At last, it’s Brittany’s turn to hunt the one tag she drew in 2017: a muzzleloader Coues deer tag in a southern Arizona unit. It’s public land, and the unit is popular. But despite Sam’s offer to come help glass after filling his tags on Sandhill Cranes, she makes the most of opening day on her best buck ever. Season 4 is back in Arizona, hunting one of our favorite species, the Coues Whitetail.”
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Bowhunting bighorn sheep in Arizona!
From John Stallone:
“My once in a lifetime Arizona Desert Bighorn Sheep hunt. Its hard to describe the feeling of having a once in a lifetime sheep tag but its not like I expected it to be…. Filmed By Jake Domres & Levi Paul. Edited By Trevon Stolzfus Narrated and Produced By John Stallone Special Thanks to Chad and Buddy Roberts for helping me glass for sheep”
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From Alaska to Arizona, the team from The Mountain Project keeps busy with big game hunting in the U.S.
From the filmmakers:
“While Jay and Sam have been battling the wind and rain on Kodiak Island, Kevin has been cooked in the intense late summer Arizona sun. But the heat isn’t stopping the bulls from wanting hot cows, and Kevin and Hunter take advantage of the season. Season 4 is back in Arizona hunting elk.”
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Hunting big Arizona bulls with a muzzleloader in a video from The Mountain Project.
From The Mountain Project:
“While Chase was in Texas, and Jay and Sam on Kodiak Island, Kevin baked in the heat of a late Arizona summer to help our friend Hunter Rackley find a bull on a tough central Arizona muzzleloader hunt.
Season 4 back in Arizona looking for one of our favorite species… Elk.”
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The Mountain Project has been putting out a lot of great content lately. In a video from a while back, anglers hunt the giant bulls of Arizona.
From The Mountain Project:
“Chase travels to Alaska to hunt a big bull moose… a dream he’s had for 15 years.”
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MISSOULA, Mont.—The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is heading to the sunny Southwest to hold its 2018 Elk Camp March 15-18 in Chandler, Arizona.
“There is nothing like the energy and enthusiasm generated by our members and volunteers at Elk Camp,” said David Allen, RMEF president and CEO. “We are excited to get together in Arizona to celebrate our conservation mission and milestones.”
As of July 1, 2017, RMEF has conserved or enhanced more than 7.14 million acres of elk habitat and opened or improved access to 1.15 million acres for hunters, anglers, hikers and others to enjoy. RMEF recently eliminated alllong-term debt for the first time in its 33-year history and is also riding eight consecutive years of record membership growth.
The Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass will host 2018 Elk Camp. As in past gatherings, RMEF will celebrate its accomplishments during Volunteer Fun Night as well as two other nightly events including auctions. Elk Camp will also offer various “Taste of Arizona” events including a desert jeep tour, an excursion to historic downtown Scottsdale and Major League Baseball spring training games (schedules/locations yet to be announced by MLB teams). In addition, attendees may play nearby championship golf courses and take part in other on-site activities such as boating, horseback riding or sitting down at Arizona’s only five-star restaurant.
RMEF will announce its world class entertainment performers and other information in the near future.
Full registration is now open and available here.
RMEF held its 2017 national convention in Nashville, Tennessee.
Current Elk Camp 2018 sponsors include ALPS OutdoorZ, Browning, Sitka, US Bank and BMO Wealth Management.
About the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation:
Founded over 30 years ago, fueled by hunters and a membership of more than 222,000 strong, RMEF has conserved more than 7.1 million acres for elk and other wildlife. RMEF also works to open and improve public access, fund and advocate for science-based resource management, and ensure the future of America’s hunting heritage. Discover why “Hunting Is Conservation™” at www.rmef.org,www.elknetwork.com or 800-CALL ELK.
The Mountain Project has dropped a new video with hunters taking on bull elk in Arizona.
From The Mountain Project:
“Hunting is really a series of decisions. And those decisions determine the outcome of the hunt. Deciding when to shoot and when not to shoot is perhaps the most difficult of them all. And is something Cody Voermans doesn’t take lightly, especially when the only shot is a long range shot. It’s an ethical dilemma we all face at one time or another, but having the right tools and the right practice, makes the decision a little bit easier.”
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This is why Arizona is a go-to for big game hunters!
From High Point Outfitters:
“Come along with first time archery hunter Ben Nielsen and HPO on an Arizona elk hunt. Watch over the shoulder video of bull after bull getting called into archery range. Feel the relief of a first time archery elk hunter finally putting his tag on a well-deserved archery bull elk. Give us a call to enjoy a hunt just like Ben’s!”
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The hunt pays off in Arizona with a great first bull!
From The Mountain Project:
“Brittany Passmore drew a coveted early season Arizona Archery Elk tag. 12 Days of hard hunting paid off with her first archery bull.”
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What an experience! In a video from Eastmans’, a mule deer comes right at Ryan Lampers and drops 15 yards in front of him after the shot. Wild! From Eastmans’: “Hunter and Eastmans’ member Ryan Lampers’ hammers a trophy buck in the wilds of Idaho. Lampers’ is in for a surprise when the buck runs right toward […]
From Notchin’ Tags, an excellent elk bowhunting video. From Notchin’ Tags: “Notchin’ Tags hunter Mark Zoller heads out into the elk frenzy as he pursues his first bull over 300.” To check out more from Notchin’ Tags, click here.
From Mathews: Sparta, Wisconsin – After an extremely successful year with the 2016 HALON®, Mathews introduces its 2017 hunting line with three new offerings featuring the highly efficient and powerful CROSSCENTRIC™ cam: HALON® 32, AVAIL™ and STOKE™. “This year is all about expansion of our CROSSCENTRIC cam technology,” said Matt McPherson, Owner and CEO of […]
Jacksonville, Alabama – Bear & Son Cutlery announces the Remington R11517 Rescue Knife. This feature-driven knife delivers safety and rescue benefits in one life-saving tool. The new R11517 Rescue Knife features a 440 stainless steel blade that measures 3 inches long and weighs in at 4.6 ounces. The skeletonized textured handle provides a sure grip […]
From The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation: RMEF Grants to Benefit 24,000 Acres of Arizona Elk Habitat MISSOULA, Mont.—The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation awarded $205,092 in grant funding to enhance wildlife habitat and bolster hunting heritage programs in the state of Arizona. The grants will directly benefit 24,602 acres in Apache, Coconino, Greenlee, Maricopa, Navajo, Pima, […]
From Skull Hooker: KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. (April 11, 2016) — Skull Hooker, the company that revolutionized the way hunters display their European skull-mount trophies, announced today the introduction of a new Bone Bracket with an improved design. Created as a mounting system for those that prefer to display their trophy using the skull plate as the […]
