HIGH MOUNTAIN HUNTS
Joel Pat Latham, President
3409 Redstone Drive
Arlington, Texas 76001-6507
www.HighMountainHunts.com
[email protected]
Office: 817-465-3833
Cell: 817-371-4340
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HUNT MULE DEER IN TEXAS
The Texas Desert Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus
crooki) deer named after General George Crook, who
chased Geronimo through the Desert Mule Deer’s
range. Texas Desert Mule Deer range from the Pecos
River which flows through New Mexico and the
western part of Texas. Good numbers of Texas Mule
Deer are found in the Panhandle region of the state.
Mule deer are one of the most valued game animals in
the Trans-Pecos and Panhandle regions of Texas and
the staple big game animal for landowners and
outfitters alike. Whether it’s their limited distribution,
low numbers or unique appearance and behavior, most
sportsman view the mule deer as a highly sought after
trophy and are increasingly becoming the most hard to
obtain trophy- class species in North America. Hunting
season: November 23 – December 8
Trophy Desert Mule Deer
Texas Trans-Pecos Region
5 days 1 x 1
$8,250
225,000 acres
Trophy Desert Mule Deer
Texas Panhandle Region
5 days 1 x 1
$9,250
31,000 acres
Management Desert Mule Deer
Texas Trans-Pecos Region
3 days 2 x 1
$4,250
225,000 acres
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Management Desert Mule Deer
Texas Panhandle Region
3 days 2 x 1
$4,250
31,000 acres
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HUNT PRONGHORN ANTELOPE IN NEW MEXICO
Pronghorn Antelope are a true symbol of the American West. These speed
goats are one of the fastest land animals on the continent and this low impact
hunt offers sportsman one of the highest success rates of any big game species
offered. This operation has had a 100% harvest rate since its inception in 1994
on trophy quality Pronghorn Antelope bucks. The genetics of these Pronghorn
are some of the best in this region and with continued good moisture will keep
producing exceptional Pronghorn Antelope hunting season after season. Two
private ranches are located in Mora and Colfax Counties encompassing
107,000 acres of private land with high numbers in conjunction with
unsurpassed trophy potential. This area has produced more Boone &
Crockett entries into the record book than any other area in the state
without exception. Hunts are conducted safari style covering extremely large
tracts of land, with some in excess of 100 square miles in size. Glassing over
numerous herds of Pronghorn Antelope daily is the objective - looking for a
mature buck with good length, mass and prongs. Clients can expect to see good antelope densities on this hunt and seeing 100-150
antelope daily is common, with about a third being pronghorn bucks. The outfitter is very selective which bucks are harvested
because the difference in an average Pronghorn Antelope versus a trophy is a matter of a few inches. Clients can expect bucks in the
14" to 16 ½" range, and although not common, a handful pushing the 17"+ have been harvested in the past few years. Elevations are
4000 feet to 5500 feet on most of these antelope hunting leases with temperatures in August and September ranging from 30°F to
85°F.
Colfax County, NM
3 day hunt 2 x 1
$4,500
30,000 acres
Mora County, NM
3 day hunt 2 x 1
$6,500
77,000 acres
Hunting Season
Sept. 1- 22
There will be a first-class chuck wagon cook on site where we base your antelope hunting camp and a taxidermist on site to properly
handle fleshing and salting of capes during your Antelope hunt. Clients typically stay in a comfortable historic motel, which is only
a 10-minute drive from the hunting base camp. Lunch is served on site at ranch and breakfast and dinner is served in town where
you will be staying.
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HUNT FREE-RANGING AOUDAD SHEEP
IN TEXAS
Barbary Sheep also known as Aoudad Sheep (Ammotragus lervia) are
native to rocky mountains of North Africa originating along the
Barbary Coast. In the early 1950's and were brought to West Texas by
ranchers in an effort to establish a new big game hunting opportunities.
Aoudad Sheep have flourished in West Texas and are now found
roaming in the rugged mountains of the Trans-Pecos region, which
includes the Glass, Chianti and Davis Mountains. Hunting for the
Aoudad Sheep is likely the best trophy sheep hunting value in the
world.
4 day hunt
Price
2x1
$5,750
COMBO FREE-RANGING AOUDAD SHEEP & TROPHY DESERT MULE DEER
7 DAY HUNT
2X1
Price
$12,500
Acres
213,000
PREDATOR HUNT in TEXAS
The Trans-Pecos region of the state has some of the most diversified predator
hunting to be found anywhere such as coyotes, bobcats, feral hogs, ringtail cats,
grey foxes and mountain lions. Texas Predator hunting is facilitated on a 300,000 +
acre ranch in the Davis Mountains among the most spectacular scenery in
Texas. Accommodations include a first-class lodge with all the amenities plus meals
and professional guide services. Hunters can drive to the location or fly into El Paso
or Midland, Texas and rent a vehicle where a map is provided to hunting area.
Licenses are guaranteed and unlimited plus these species can be hunted year round
with the fall and winter being "prime time" for Texas Predator hunting.
3 DAY HUNT
2 x 1 (minimum 2
hunters required
Price
$2,500
Predator/Hog Combo
3 days 2 x 1 minimum 2 hunters required
$3,000
FREE-RANGE AXIS DEER HUNT
Axis Deer, native to India, called chital meaning “spotted deer” in
Hindustani, retains its rich chestnut coat and vibrant white spots thru
maturity. The challenging Axis Deer have similar habits of the native
whitetail deer, and are extremely wary and flighty making for a difficult
and rewarding hunt. The Texas Hill Country region boasts over 30,000
Axis Deer with the ranches centralized in the heart of this area.
3 DAY HUNT
2X1
Price
$4,250
Acres
25,000
RIO GRANDE TURKEY HUNT
3 DAY HUNT
2X1
Price
$1,750
Fall Season
Nov.2-Jan. 19
Spring Season
Mar. 29-May 11
SCALED QUAIL
These fast flying game birds give plenty of fun shooting action on over 250,000 acres of Scaled Quail hunting habitat in the Western
part of Texas. The lengthy season of over 3½ months provides ample time for friends, family and large groups to get together and
enjoy some great wing shooting in the lone star state. First -class accommodations and large coveys of Scaled Quail seen daily
makes for great camaraderie and keeps clients coming back hunting season after hunting season.
TWO DAYS
REQUIRED
Minimum 4 hunters
Price
Season
DAILY RATE/ $650
Oct. 26-Feb. 23
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Texas Resident: Type 101-$23 valid to hunt any legal bird or animal
Non-Resident: type 105 - $320 valid to hunt any legal bird or animal
Type 157-$48 valid to hunt exotic animals, all legal game birds except turkeys, non-game animals and Javelina. Legal for 5
consecutive days. Fees for hunting license, stamps and permits are mandated by Texas Parks and Wildlife and subject to
change.
Every hunt in Texas including non-resident born on or after 9/1/71, must successfully complete a hunter education course.
1x1 guide fee $350 daily per person.
Observer fee: $250 per day per person.
Additional hunting days may be added for $750 per person if available.
Management Mule Deer may be added to a Trophy Mule Deer hunt if tag allocation is available for $350.
Mule Deer doe tag allocation available for $400 trophy fee.
Free-ranging Aoudad Sheep may be added to a hunt for $3,950 trophy fee.
Javelina may be added to a hunt for $495 trophy fee.
Clients arriving for Texas hunts by commercial airlines will fly to El Paso, Midland, or San Antonio .
Clients arriving for New Mexico hunts will arrive in Santa Fe or Albuquerque.
Any game wounded and not retrieved will be considered harvested and paid in full.
PRICE INCLUDES: Meals and first-class lodging on ranch or in motel, transportation during the hunt in 4-wheel drive
jeep or pickup, services of professional guide, field dressing, skinning, caping and quartering of trophy, preparation of trophy for
transport, taxidermist arrangements if desired.
PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE: alcoholic beverages, transportation to and from commercial airports, taxidermy,
expediting of trophies to destination, game processing, gratuities, special food, cost of medications, immunizations, hospitalizations
and services of doctors, charges for evacuation or rescue by ambulance, helicopter or airplane and any other service or product that
is not agreed or mentioned in this document.
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RESERVATIONS & PAYMENTS: Per person in U.S. Dollars only, confirmation will be upon receipt of a 50% deposit.
Upon receipt of the deposit, a confirmation letter and acknowledgement of dates will be sent. Balances must be paid 30 days prior
to trip or deposit will forfeited and trip cancelled. Additional add-ons or trophy fees are due before departure from camp, payable in
cash or certified funds. You must also read, understand and accept by signing the Terms and Conditions, Release of Liability and
the Hunting Contract. All clients must comply with the Texas Dept. of Wildlife and if exporting, the U.S. Department of the
Interior/Fish and Wildlife Services laws, requirements and conditions.
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Revised 2-1-17