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Have you been dreaming of an Arizona Elk hunt? Although Arizona is
known for it's massive bulls, we also have excellent Mule Deer, Coues
Deer and Antelope. Diamond Outfitters is Arizona's premiere full
service outfitter for all Arizona big game hunts. Diamond Outfitters is
the most respected and referred to guide service for Elk, Coues Deer,
Mule Deer and Antelope hunts. We also are known for our Javelina and
Turkey hunts as well. Additionally, we guide hunts for predators, game
birds, small game, waterfowl and host out of state hunts for exotics and
hogs.
Dan Adler, Owner/Outfitter/Guide, is a Veteran Captain of the US Air
Force and lead instructor for AZ's Hunter Education Program.
Life memberships include Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Safari Club
Intl' and North American Hunting Club. Dan has enjoyed successful
hunts in many states for the past 23 years. He has a passion and
commitment to hunting and to the success of YOUR hunt. To that
end, he has selected 9 of the very best professionally skilled guides
for his team. You will have the benefit of their 100++ combined
years experience hunting the beautiful state of Arizona! |
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Arizona Elk Hunting
The record books for Rocky Mountain elk are largely filled with
Arizona bulls. The bugle of a bull elk is something every sportsman
must hear in person to appreciate. Hunts are conducted by spot and
stalk for late season hunts in October through December and calling
bulls is the preferred method during September through early October
rut hunts for archers. Most of our hunts are conducted in November
for bulls and in October or December for the cows. This is also when
your chance of getting drawn is highest. Contrary to popular belief,
you can be drawn your first year for elk in the state of Arizona. In
fact, our Outfitter drew a tag in four out of the last five years.
Remember, at Diamond Outfitters we handle the entire application
process for you! |
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Arizona Mule Deer Hunting
Arizona is home to both the Desert and Rocky
Mountain mule deer. In the central and northern half of the state, "mulies"
are hunted by spot and stalk. The north rim of the Grand Canyon is
famous for its heavy and multi-branched antlered bucks in the Kaibab
National Forest. In the southern half of our state, mule deer bucks
are glassed up in mesquite flats and juniper mountain valleys. A
300+ yard shot is not uncommon here so make sure your rifle is
sighted in accordingly.
Rifle hunters are placed in a draw in early June. Hunts take place
in October or November. Archery hunters can have a multi-species
deer hunt over the counter in December for either mule or Coues
Deer. In January javelina can be taken as well as deer for a fine
multi-species adventure. |
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Plan a hunt for YOUR
son or daughter today!
These memories last a lifetime!
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Arizona Coues Deer Hunting
Hunts take place October through December for gun
hunters and bow hunters can enjoy over the counter tags for both
early (August through September) and late (December through January)
season hunts. One popular way to go is a javelina/deer combo hunt in
January. |
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Contact Dan Adler with Diamond
Outfitters at 520-529-1469
and mention
World Class Outdoors
or use the form below to get free info! |
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