Affordable hunting outfitters/guides

[BluegrassDan]

Anyone know any affordable hunting outfitters/guides outside of Tennessee? Doesn't have to be a luxury deal. Just something that gets a man on a large piece of property with ample game (deer/antelope/mule deer/etc).

 

[baller_9]

What do you consider affordable?

 

[BluegrassDan]

Not $3,000.

We could probably afford around $800-$1,200 each for a solid 4 day hunt. Minimal guidance, lodge and food not necessary, etc.

I don't know if such a deal even exists.

 

[deerhunter10]

Look in ky semi guided hunts will be your best deals. I personally would stay away from southern Illinois for a few years

 

[Football Hunter]

You'll get what you pay for,you could probably geton a good lease in WKY for about that,PM Bigsat,he knows about all kinds of leases in WKY

 

[TJS209]

You'll get what you pay for,you could probably geton a good lease in WKY for about that,PM Bigsat,he knows about all kinds of leases in WKY

^that's what I'd do.^

You could do semi guided or DIY for around that price.

 

[DaveB]

Vermejo Park Ranch in New mexico has cow tags for 500 each. The license are about another 500. A guide is another 1500.00 but from what I hear, which ain't much anymore, you don;t need a guide for the cows, the ranch is overrun.

If you have never hunted elk, this is about the cheapest you can go. Place fills up FAST so surf over and good luck.

 

[BluegrassDan]

What is the best way to go about finding a lease? I'm pretty clueless. I've only hunted on private property of friends or work colleagues.

 

[cecil30-30]

What is the best way to go about finding a lease? I'm pretty clueless. I've only hunted on private property of friends or work colleagues.

Keep an on craigslist and golsn