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The Unit 18B elk hunt, is a hunt designed to maintain/lower elk numbers to reduce landowner/elk conflicts. Elk densities are fairly low, but the hunter density is also much lower because this is private land.
Additional packages can be accommodated. Inquire for more information. &nbsp;

Aquarius Mountain Ranch (Upper)

Elk Hunt

The mule deer population is stable. Water can be found in tanks and running water can be found in nearby springs.
Additional packages can be accommodated. Inquire for more information. &nbsp;

Mule Deer Hunt

Private access point to 50,000 acres state/forest land.

Blackjack Creek

3-Day Javelina Hunt

Pitch a tent, bring a buddy, and get yourself a gobbler... (subject to permit/season restrictions of course).
Turkey hunters will most likely see Merriam's in this part of Arizona!

Gallery Forest on the San Pedro

2-Day Turkey Hunt

1 Day, 2 people.

1 Day DIY Birding

Hunt different species for 1-4 guests. Inquire for additional accommodations.&nbsp;
Abundant wildlife far outnumber humans in this remote wilderness -- including bighorn sheep, javelina, mountain lion, black bear, elk, antelope, deer, jackrabbit, roadrunner, coyote. These animals feed on an abundance of small rodents, rattlesnakes, rabbit and birds.&nbsp;
PRONGHORN ANTELOPE
There are 80-plus inch bucks in the unit.
BIGHORN SHEEP
Desert bighorn sheep have been increasing in numbers since the Department transplanted into the area. This unit includes a Bighorn Sheep lottery.
MOUNTAIN LION
It is highly recommended to purchase a lion tag when scouting or hunting. Several lions are observed every year.There does not appear to be any shortage of lions, as sightings are often reported, sign is seen, and local ranchers report calf depredation throughout the year.&nbsp;
BLACK BEAR
The far northeastern corner of unit 18B (our land) is probably the best area to hunt bears. Rugged terrain and limited roads do not lend themselves to an easy hunt.
JAVELINA
Javelina (wild boar) are overpopulated and popular with hunters in this region. The javelina herd still appears to be faring well.
QUAIL
Quail populations are directly tied to winter and spring precipitation and their populations will be good after last year's heavy rains.&nbsp;
DUCK
Many stock tanks throughout the unit do get a fair number of waterfowl in the winter months. Four-wheel drive is required when accessing these tanks in winter.

Species:
<ul>
<li>Antelope</li>
<li>Whitetail</li>
<li>Coyote</li>
<li>Grouse</li>
<li>Rabbit</li>
<li>Javelina</li>
<li>Squirrel</li>
<li>Bear</li>
<li>Dove</li>
<li>Duck</li>
<li>Mountain Lion</li>
<li>Quail</li>
<li>Turkey</li>
</ul>

Multi-Species Hunting

Spacious wall tent accommodates two adults in separate beds with linens and warm blankets/duvets/linenes, LED lighting, solar generator, bluetooth speaker, rug, chairs and basic comforts.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Kitchen area under shade awning with Outdoor solar NEMO for handwashing/dishwashing, table, chairs, fire ring.

Outdoor latrine (composting toilet) in shelter with hot propane shower.&nbsp;
Three day minimum reservation.

Glamping Package

Private property access to 50,000 acres of state/forest land.

3-Day Archery Mule Deer Hunt

Our property is great for foraging wild sage, which people like to use or sell for sage smudging.
Foragers can also expect to come across manzanita, mesquite, and piñon pine during their stay.

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