OTHER SPECIES:
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BIGHORN SHEEP
SPRING TURKEY
IBEX
All of these species, with the exception of Turkey, require drawing for limited licenses. Public land hunts for the exotic species or Oryx and Ibex are unique to New Mexico.
For hunt dates, pricing and draw information,
please call Ron at 1-540-459-2247 or send him and email .
DRAWING AND APPLICATION PROCEDURES:
All public land elk tags, some mule deer and antelope tags in New Mexico and Arizona are allotted on a drawing basis. If you book a hunt, we will then take care of all state application procedures. The deadline to apply for New Mexico hunts is April 23 and for Arizona is June 15. If unsuccessful, the license fee will be refunded to you. If successful, a confirmation deposit will be required. For more details, please call Ron at 1-540-459-2247 or send him and email .
GUARANTEED LICENSES:
License availability can be guaranteed in New Mexico through the landowner permit system. At your option, we will purchase a landowner permit for your public land hunt in the event you do not draw a public tag.
Transportation information for hunting New Mexico.TRANSPORTATION:
We provide transportation from the Albuquerque Airport to camp the day before your hunt and back to the airport the day after your hunt; however, we require you arrive by noon and depart after 11:00 am to allow adequate timed for the three hour trip. Any additional trips to the airport are at a cost of $150.00 per trip. All transportation during your hunt is provided.
GUIDES, COOKS and CAMPS:
Our guides are the best in the business which is directly reflected in our clients success as well as their overall satisfaction. All or our guides are fully qualified and have certified first aid training. We provide one guide for every two hunters unless other arrangements have been made. Accommodations will vary from hunt to hunt. Some of our hunting is done from our ranch, where we have bunkhouses with showers bunk beds with mattresses and wood stoves for heat. Washer and dryer facilities are available. Meals are served in our dining area buffet style where meat is always on the menu. We also have deluxe tent camps for hunts in other areas. Tent camps consist of 8x10 two man wall tents with beds, mattresses, lights, heaters, and 16x20 cook and dining tents. Meals are prepared by an experienced cook in a clean and wholesome manner. Please let us now if you have special dietary requirements or medical consideration we should be aware of.
TROPHY CARE:
Your trophy is given the best professional care from start to finish. Your trophy will be retrieved from the field via mules, four wheeler, or four wheel drive pickup. It will then be transported to our walk in meat locker where it is quartered and placed in cold storage awaiting transportation to processor. Your trophy will be caped and the cape will be frozen awaiting shipment. We have two taxidermists working with us who have extensive experience mounting the species we hunt.
WHAT TO BRING:
Personal gear such as sleeping bag, camera, gloves, camouflage clothing, good boots, rainwear, and binoculars. Due to the remoteness of the area, ammunition may not always be available for your weapon. Temperatures in the southwest are variable, from highs in the 80s during the earlier hunts to lows of 20 in the winter hunts. When booking your hunt, Ron at Four Star Adventures can give you more information regarding the temperatures to expect for the time of year your trip is planned for.
