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Looking to Book Your 2024 Elk Hunt?

Travis Baker
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Worldwide Trophy Adventures is the leading resource for elk hunts across the western U.S. and Canada. If you were unsuccessful in recent draws and you’re looking for plan B, WTA has options for you. But you need to act fast—these hunts won’t last long!

The following elk hunts are just a sampling of what we have available this Fall and they all come with guaranteed tags…just show up and hunt! Whether you’re looking to fill the freezer with a cow elk hunt, notch that first bull with a good-value hunt in Colorado, or take a trophy bull on a hunt in New Mexico, we’ve got you covered.

Southern New Mexico Elk Hunting Outfitter – Guaranteed Tag

Archery: September 1–5, 8–12, 14–18
Rifle: October 19–23, November 9–13, December 14–18

Southern New Mexico offers some of the finest elk hunting in the West and this outfitter has been hosting hunters for many years with great success. These private properties are home to a very healthy population of elk with great genetics. The properties are lightly hunted, often times taking only a few hunters at a time. Comfortable accommodations are all part of the experience. The area is home to an abundance of elk, especially later in the season!

New Mexico Late Season Trophy Bulls on Private Land

Rifle: November 2–6, January 11–15, January 25–29

This ranch is situated in a core wintering area for bulls coming off the neighboring Mescalero Apache Reservation (400,000+ acres), making November through January the premier timeframe for hunting. Historically the ranch has produced 90%+ opportunity rates during this timeframe. Bulls will typically score 290–320″, with much larger bulls taken each season. This hunt includes a landowner voucher, which guarantees a tag.

Northwestern Colorado Private Land Elk Hunt

Archery: September 6–10
Rifle: October 31–November 3, November 9–13

This Colorado outfitter operates in a unit with over-the-counter archery and second and third season rifle licenses for non-residents. They have several thousand acres of some of the most picture-perfect big game habitat in the West and the area is known for its abundance of elk. Our hunters experience a very high shot opportunity on this hunt!

Incredible Private Ranch in Southern New Mexico

Archery: September 15–19

This ranch is comprised of approximately 12,000 non-contiguous acres in some of New Mexico’s finest elk country. Elk densities are astounding and the quality of bulls is exceptional: 300″ bulls are the norm, with bulls over 350″ present on the ranch each and every year.

Utah Cow Elk Hunt – License Included

Rifle: December 9–11 or December 12–14

Looking to fill the freezer with some tasty venison this winter? WTA has secured several cow elk permits on this huge private ranch exclusively for our customers. The property is located in western Utah and encompasses over 100,000 acres of some of the best elk habitat in the West. Hunts are guided 2×1 and hunters must book in pairs.

Give our consultants a call at 1-800-346-8747 today to learn more about these elk hunting opportunities. 

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