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Guided Arizona turkey hunts

Arizona Turkeys: Overview

Arizona Turkey guides

Arizona is home to two species of wild turkeys, both of which are huntable. Most turkeys in Arizona are Merriam's turkeys. In some southern Arizona mountain ranges, it is also possible to hunt Gould's turkeys, though permits are difficult to draw. Merriam's turkeys in Arizona are pure, without the mixed breeding you find in other parts of the United States where Merriam's have been introduced. These birds inhabit the mountain ranges of north and eastern Arizona, and almost all of our hunting is above 7,000 feet elevation. Toms average beards around 9 inches long, though we often take some birds with longer beards.

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We often see dozens of birds a day during our spring turkey hunts, though a good shot is not always possible. And it is difficult to beat the beauty of spring time in Arizona's high country.

Arizona Turkey: Hunting seasons

Arizona has two turkey seasons. Our annual turkey camps take place during the spring season of April and May. General and archery permit-tags for spring turkey hunts are available through a lottery draw. Juniors can by non-permit tags over the counter, and our annual juniors turkey camp is an excellent way to introduce young ones to the outdoors and the thrill of hunting.

Turkeys in Arizona can only be hunted with shotguns shooting shot, or with archery equipment.

Arizona Turkey: Strategies

As with other species of turkeys, spring season gives us several different strategies for hunting birds. Most of our time will be spent in ground blinds calling to eager toms. We can also stalk in on vocal birds

Arizona Turkey Camps: Accomodations and other details

we accomodate our Arizona turkey hunters in base camps outfitted with wall tents or campers, state of the art sleeping systems, a heat source (depending upon unpredictable Spring weather), lights, and other comforts. Food is expertly prepared in large portions, and any diet requirements can be accomodated. Drinking water and other beverages are provided.

Arizona Turkey: Prices and inquiries

Arizona guided turkey hunts
Hunt lengthGuide ratioPriceDates
3 days1:1$1,800April-May
3 days1:2$1,200April-May

Prices include: All local travel including pickup at Tucson International Airport. Please bring your own firearm and ammunition, unless prior arrangements are made. Other gear will be supplied.

License and tag fees are not included.

Please contact us for additional details. If you are hunting as a group, contact us for special group packaging.

Arizona Turkey hunts

Guides and outfitters for trophy Coues, mule deer, and elk hunting in Arizona and Sonora, Mexico. We are fully licensed and maintain all neccessary permits to guide you into the best deer and elk country in Arizona, New Mexico, and Sonora.

Borderland Adventures is an equal opportunity service provider.

Borderland Adventures is working in partnership with the USDA Forest Service.

Borderland Adventures
ph. (520) 820-4728
P.O. Box 4546
Tubac, AZ 85646
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