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Arizona Predator Hunt | Elite Guided Experience

  • Published Date: July 17, 2025
  • Fishing
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • $200 - $700 price range
  • Updated Date: September 1, 2025

Summary

Arizona's got some serious predator hunting action, and we're here to get you in on it. Our guides know these animals and this land like the back of their hand. We're talking year-round opportunities to go after coyotes, badgers, foxes, bobcats, and even mountain lions. And get this - it's all bowhunting. You'll be tracking these crafty critters through some of Arizona's most jaw-dropping landscapes. We've got top-notch gear and the know-how to keep things safe while making sure you have a blast. It's a guided-only deal, so you'll always have an expert by your side. We run half-day hunts, perfect for getting your feet wet or fitting some action into a busy schedule. At $400 per hunter, you're getting a solid chunk of time to test your skills against some of nature's wiliest predators. Whether you're a seasoned bow hunter or looking to try something new, this is your chance to experience the thrill of the chase in the wild heart of Arizona.
Arizona Predator Hunt | Elite Guided Experience

Predator Pursuit Snapshots

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Reeling in a beauty under the night lights.

Reeling in a beauty under the night lights.

Nailing it on the night shift!

Nailing it on the night shift!

Hooking a hefty carp under the stars.

Hooking a hefty carp under the stars.

"Caught one on the ice tonight!"

"Caught one on the ice tonight!"

A serene night of fishing in the desert.

A serene night of fishing in the desert.

Hooked another one!

Hooked another one!

Caught a nice one under the night sky.

Caught a nice one under the night sky.

Caught a nice one today!

Caught a nice one today!

Caught a big one in this peculiar fishing spot!

Caught a big one in this peculiar fishing spot!

A winter night's tranquil catch.

A winter night's tranquil catch.

Reeling in a beauty under the night lights.

Reeling in a beauty under the night lights.

Nailing it on the night shift!

Nailing it on the night shift!

Hooking a hefty carp under the stars.

Hooking a hefty carp under the stars.

"Caught one on the ice tonight!"

"Caught one on the ice tonight!"

A serene night of fishing in the desert.

A serene night of fishing in the desert.

Hooked another one!

Hooked another one!

Caught a nice one under the night sky.

Caught a nice one under the night sky.

Caught a nice one today!

Caught a nice one today!

Caught a big one in this peculiar fishing spot!

Caught a big one in this peculiar fishing spot!

A winter night's tranquil catch.

A winter night's tranquil catch.

Reeling in a beauty under the night lights.

Reeling in a beauty under the night lights.

Nailing it on the night shift!

Nailing it on the night shift!

Hooking a hefty carp under the stars.

Hooking a hefty carp under the stars.

"Caught one on the ice tonight!"

"Caught one on the ice tonight!"

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Arizona Predator Hunt: Half-Day Thrill

Ready for a heart-pounding chase through the rugged Arizona landscape? Our half-day predator hunt puts you right in the action, tracking some of the Southwest's most elusive game. Whether you're after the stealthy bobcat or the cunning coyote, our expert guides know just where to find 'em. This isn't your average walk in the woods – it's a top-rated, adrenaline-pumping pursuit that'll test your skills and leave you with stories to tell.

Hunt Rundown

Strap in for a four-hour adventure that'll have you on your toes from start to finish. We kick off early, when the predators are most active, and hit the ground running. You'll be decked out with state-of-the-art gear and paired with a guide who knows these critters like the back of their hand. We're talking seasoned pros who can spot a coyote track from a mile away. This isn't about sitting in a blind all day – we're active hunters, using calls and stalking techniques to bring the game to us. And the best part? It's all fair chase, bowhunting only. That means you're in for a real challenge and an even sweeter victory when you make that perfect shot.

Tracking Tips & Terrain

Arizona's landscape is as diverse as the game we're after. One minute you're creeping through dense brush, the next you're glassing open desert flats. We'll teach you how to read the wind, spot fresh tracks, and use predator calls that'll make even the wariest coyote come running. Our guides are masters at electronic calls, but they'll also show you some old-school mouth calls that'll impress your hunting buddies back home. And don't worry about the gear – we've got you covered with top-of-the-line bows and arrows tuned for precision. Just bring your A-game and a good pair of boots, 'cause we'll be covering some serious ground.

Target Game Breakdown

Mountain Lion: These big cats are the crown jewel of predator hunting. Elusive and powerful, mountain lions are a true test of skill and patience. They're most active at dawn and dusk, so we'll be up with the sun to catch them on the move. Tracking a lion is like solving a high-stakes puzzle – every broken twig and paw print tells a story. When you finally spot that tawny coat through your binos, your heart'll be pounding louder than a freight train.

Bobcat: Don't let their size fool you – these spotted cats are tough as nails and smart as a whip. Bobcats are masters of stealth, blending into the rocky outcrops and scrub brush. We'll use rabbit distress calls to lure them in, but you've gotta be quick on the draw. A bobcat can disappear faster than you can nock an arrow. Hunting these cats is all about patience and precision – when you score one, you've earned some serious bragging rights.

Gray Fox: Swift and sly, gray foxes are a blast to hunt. These little tricksters are most active at night, but we catch 'em during their early morning or late afternoon forays. Their fur is prized by many hunters, and their small size makes them a real challenge for bowhunters. We'll use prey-in-distress calls to bring them in close, but be ready – they're lightning-fast and won't stick around long.

Coyote: The song dogs of the desert, coyotes are the bread and butter of predator hunting. They're cunning, adaptable, and always on the lookout for an easy meal. We use a variety of calls to bring them in – from rabbit distress to coyote howls. The key is reading their body language – a coyote might come charging in or circle downwind to catch your scent. Either way, you've gotta be ready to make the shot when the moment comes. There's nothing quite like the rush of seeing a coyote respond to your call and come trotting in.

Why Hunters Keep Coming Back

Our predator hunts aren't just about bagging game – they're about the full experience. You'll learn tracking skills that'll up your hunting game no matter what you're after. Our guides are walking encyclopedias of predator behavior, and they're always happy to share their knowledge. Plus, there's something special about hunting in Arizona. The landscapes are straight out of a Western movie, and the wildlife is abundant. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or looking to try something new, our half-day hunts pack in more action than most folks see in a week.

Book Your Next Tag

Ready to test your skills against Arizona's craftiest predators? Our half-day hunts are filling up fast, so don't wait to lock in your spot. At $400 per hunter, it's a steal for the amount of action and know-how you'll get. Remember, these are guided hunts only – that means you've got an expert by your side every step of the way. So grab your camo, dust off your bow, and get ready for a hunt that'll get your blood pumping. Book now and join us for a predator pursuit you won't forget. The Arizona wilderness is calling – time to answer!

Learn more about the animals

Bobcat

Bobcats are compact predators, typically 15-35 pounds, with distinctive spotted coats and stubby tails. They're crafty and quick, often active at night. You'll find them in rocky outcrops, brushy areas, and along the edges of open fields. These cats are year-round residents, but winter's a great time to hunt when their tracks are visible in snow or mud. Bobcats are a favorite for bow hunters because of the stealth required to get within range. They're not easy to spot, which makes for an exciting stalk. Listen for their raspy calls at dawn or dusk. A good trick is to use a predator call that mimics a wounded rabbit – it can lure a curious bobcat within bow range. Keep your eyes peeled for their tell-tale prints: round tracks without claw marks, unlike coyotes.

Bobcat

Coyote

Coyotes are the tricksters of the Arizona desert, weighing 20-50 pounds. They're adaptable and can be found pretty much anywhere – from open prairies to urban fringes. These wily canines are most active at dawn and dusk but can be hunted year-round. Winter's a good time when their fur is prime and they're more visible against the landscape. Coyote hunting is popular because it's challenging and helps manage their population. They're smart and have keen senses, so you've got to be on your game. Hunters love the cat-and-mouse game of calling them in. Here's a local trick: start with soft, intermittent calls and gradually increase volume and frequency. Coyotes often circle downwind before approaching, so pay attention to wind direction and have a partner watch your back. It's a hunt that'll keep you on your toes from start to finish.

Coyote

Gray Fox

Gray foxes are small but clever, usually 8-15 pounds, with a distinctive salt-and-pepper coat and a black-tipped tail. They're the only canines that can climb trees, often found in brushy canyons and rocky foothills. These guys are most active at night and early morning. Late fall and winter are prime hunting seasons when their fur is thickest. Hunters enjoy pursuing gray foxes for their quick movements and unpredictable nature. They're a real test of your stalking skills. Unlike other foxes, they don't always run in a straight line when chased, making for an interesting hunt. A good tip: focus on areas with plenty of cover and near water sources. Using a fox call can be effective, but vary your calls – these smart critters catch on quick to repetitive sounds.

Gray Fox

Mountain Lion

Mountain lions are the big cats of Arizona, weighing up to 150 pounds. They're elusive and mostly active at dawn and dusk, preferring rocky areas and dense brush. These cats are skilled climbers and can be found in various habitats from desert to mountain forests. Winter's the prime time for mountain lion hunts when tracking is easier in snow. Hunters love the challenge – it's like solving a puzzle in the wild. You're not just hunting; you're matching wits with one of nature's top predators. For best results, focus on deer-rich areas. Mountain lions often follow their prey. Look for scrapes on trees and large cat tracks. Patience is key – be ready to cover a lot of ground silently. It's a test of skill that'll push your hunting abilities to the limit.

Mountain Lion
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