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G3 Outfitters

New Mexico — Catron County (also Arizona & Texas)

Photo: G3 Outfitters
SeasonFall elk and deer seasons; spring turkey and bear (by unit and draw)
Guide ratio1×1
Operating since2010
Book ahead50% deposit at booking; balance 60 days out
LanguagesEnglish

About G3 Outfitters

Family-owned outfitter founded in 2010 in Catron County, New Mexico. G3 guides elk, mule deer, Coues deer, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, exotics such as oryx and aoudad, bear and turkey across New Mexico, Arizona and Texas, from a lodge in NM Unit 15 and spike camps for wilderness draw hunts.

Family-owned, founded 2010 in Catron County, NM. Hunts elk, mule deer, antelope, Coues, oryx, aoudad, bear, bighorn, ibex, and turkey across NM and AZ.

What they hunt

ElkMule DeerCoues DeerPronghornBighorn SheepOryxAoudadBlack BearTurkeyWhitetail

Country & terrain

High-desert mountains, piñon-juniper and ponderosa country of the Gila region, plus hunts in Arizona and Texas

Camp & lodging

4-bed, 2-bath hunting lodge in NM Unit 15; traditional spike camps for wilderness draw hunts

✓ Included

  • Lodging
  • Home-cooked meals
  • Guide
  • In-field transportation

✗ Not included

  • License & tag
  • Gratuities
  • Trophy care and shipping

Questions to ask before you book

  1. Success and opportunity rates for your species over the last three seasons, and how they define "opportunity".
  2. References from hunters who hunted the same camp and dates, including someone who didn't fill a tag.
  3. Exactly what the price covers: licences and tags, trophy fees, charters, meat care, taxes and gratuities.
  4. Guide ratio and camp style: 1×1 or 2×1, horses or backpack, how far you'll walk each day.
  5. Licensing: whether they're licensed and insured where they operate, and what licences and tags you need to draw or buy for New Mexico.
  6. Cancellation and weather policy, especially for fly-in hunts.

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Details are compiled from G3 Outfitters's own published information and may have changed. Confirm seasons, prices, tags and regulations directly with the outfitter and the state wildlife agency before booking.