Rifle Elk Hunts

RIFLE ELK HUNTS

OUR EXPERTISE & KNOWLEDGE... YOUR HUNT!

THE GUIDE EXPERIENCE... ELEVATED!

WHAT IS A “TEACHING” GUIDE? These are not your typical point and shoot guides y’all. Our ElkBros “Teaching” Guides are passionate, skilled, experienced hunters and educators. They will not only help you locate and do everything they can to help you harvest an elk, but they take it step further including you in the process and sharing knowledge, tactics and strategies with the goal of making this a NEXT LEVEL EXPERIENCE! They make this YOUR hunt! Going beyond being a guide and becoming your partner, involving you in a team effort!

2025 RIFLE ELK HUNTS

Taxes are NOT included in the prices below.
The below rates do not include Resident or Non-Resident License Fees, meat processing, taxidermy and gratuities.
The “Chase Ranch” has limited tags. Once that limit has been reached, all Chase elk hunts will be marked as “Sold Out”.
Max of four bookings per camp. One Coach per booking. A single booking can be a 1×1 or 2×1 hunter to Coach ratio.

Martinez Canyon Camp

Rifle 1(HD)Oct. 18th-22nd
Rifle 2- Nov. 2nd-6th
Rifle 3- Nov. 15th-19th
Rifle 4- Dec. 7th-11th

*(HD) – High Demand Rut Hunt

SOLD OUT

$9.5k (1×1) $8.5k (2×1)

Historic Chase Ranch

Rifle 2- Oct. 9th-13th
Rifle 3- Oct. 18th-22nd
Rifle 4- Nov. 15th-19th
Rifle 5- Dec. 1st-5th
Rifle 6- Dec. 13th-17th

$9.5k (1×1) $8.5k (2×1)

*Bear Hunt Add-On – $750 Kill Fee

What will I need?

There will be showers, water and latrines at both properties. Basic Bunkhouse (Chase) or Cabin (Martinez) bunk style lodging is availability for rifle. Winter access to the Chase Headquarters is easy while the remoteness of the Martinez can make access to the cabin difficult in heavy snow.

"TEACHING GUIDE" HUNTS

Required New Mexico Hunting Licenses
Pillow, sleeping bag, personal sleeping mat if you prefer
Personal Hunting Gear; Weapon, equipment, clothing and hunt transportation.
Snacks or drinks that you prefer over what is supplied
Coolers/Ice for food and meat

** Access using “two track” roads into the Martinez Cow Camp are very rugged. Depending on vehicle used, it is 8.4 miles and about an hour drive from the main “maintained” dirt road in good conditions.

ADVENTURE CAMP HUNT POLICIES

The first and most important goal is ensuring the safety of both our hunters and ElkBros team members. The second is providing a next level memorable and educational hunt experience.

Alcoholic beverages are fine at the end of the day once back at camp for the evening or once your hunt is over. But for your safety and that of our team members, hunters will not be allowed to participate in any hunting or shooting activities for the balance of the day after consuming alcohol or legal recreational drugs. The use of illegal controlled substances on ElkBros Hunts is strictly prohibited and will end the hunt.

There is a safe way to handle both firearms & bows & arrows. We will review our safety standards prior to going into the field. Your coach/guide will teach and alert you if you are not handling either in the safest way. Please adhere to your coach’s / guide’s instructions, as they are there to make make you a better hunter and your hunting experience both successful and safe.

ElkBros Adventures has a “blood and done” policy for ALL hunts. This means once a hunter draws blood on an animal, that animal belongs to that hunter for the remainder of the hunt.

Every effort will be made to locate, harvest or recover the animal while the hunter is on the ranch with the help & instruction of the hunter’s coach/guide. If the animal is not recovered, we do not allow hunters to hunt for another animal.

Along with education, skill development and an elevated hunt experience, our other main goals are to honor the hunt and to honor the animals we pursue.

We do this by preparing you, both prior to and at camp, to confidently deliver as quick and as ethical of a kill as possible. Added pressure in a simulated & controlled environment is a part of that training process.

Bowhunters and rifle hunters will have to demonstrate proficiency with their weapon prior to going into the field. We will check sight on rifles at 100 yards and bowhunters must be able to put one arrow in a 9” paper plate at 30 yards. If you struggle, we will coach you through it until you can achieve proficiency.