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Owner and
professional hunter, Andy Salgado, "I have achieved what
outfitters strive for; that is a long list of satisfied clientele with
over70% of them returning each year. I base my operation on hard work
and honesty. This will show true through my reference lists of both
successful and unsuccessful hunters. H & A Outfitters, Inc. conducts
all hunts on the basis of fair chase hunting ethics. My only guarantee
to you is 110% effort! "A very big part of my success in the
outfitting business is because of my staff that help put it together
each year. Some of the men that guide for H&A Outfitters, Inc. have
been with me since the beginning. You can rest assured that your guide
is a professional and is knowledgeable of the country and the game
you're hunting."
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 New Mexico Elk Hunts
We offer Archery, Rifle and Muzzleloader Elk hunting. Most of
our elk hunts take place on public land either through the public draw
system or a landowner permit to hunt on public land in the Gila
National Forest of southwestern New Mexico. This area has
produced the top scoring bulls ever taken with a bow in the state. In
these units, a 350+ bull is a reality.
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Hunting Methods: Calling and
locating, moving in and setting up, spot and stalk, ground blinds
and tree stands, set up at watering holes, wallows and trails.
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Success Ratio: 70% to 100%
shooting opportunity
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NM Mule Deer Hunting
The units we hunt are limited draw units only. This hunt takes
place in some of the New Mexico's BLM lands in the northwest corner of
the state. The potential for a Boone and Crockett mule deer is a
reality in this area.
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Hunting Methods: Lots of glassing, spot and stalk.
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Rifle Success Ratio: 85% to 95% shooting opportunity on
mature bucks.
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Archery Success Ratio:
55% to 65% shooting opportunity.
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Mountain Lion/Cougar Hunts in New Mexico
I run a very high success rate on large Tom
lions every year. I book a limited number of mountain lion hunters
per year to keep the quality and high success of my mountain lion
hunts. I guide all the mountain lion hunts myself with my own pack
of hounds that are second to none in the industry. On occassion I
will hire only the best houndsmen possible in the area to assist on
these hunts if need be. This hunt takes place from November through
February. I prefer to book these hunts on an on-call basis as this
will insure good conditions during the hunt. If a date must be set,
it should be in December or January. We usually have good snow
conditions during these months.
Hunting Methods: Cutting tracks on 4X4
trucks, 4-wheelers, snowmobiles & on foot.
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New Mexico Trophy
Black Bear Hunting
New Mexico bear numbers are at an all time high and
there's no better time to hunt for color phase black bear with
hounds than the present. 7 out of 10 bears I catch on average are
color phase bears. Average weight is 200 - 300 pounds. I hunt bear
with my same pack of hounds I use on my lion hunts and I also guide
all the bear hunts myself. On occasion I will hire only the best
houndsmen possible in the area to assist on these hunts if need be.
These hunts take place from mid-August to mid-November.
Hunting Methods: Rigging scent and
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Private Ranch New Mexico Antelope Hunts
This hunt takes place on private ranches in northeastern New Mexico
in late August and mid-September. Pronghorn makes for a beautiful
trophy and we're proud to have 100% success since we've been offering
these hunts and hope to continue this success in future hunts.
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