Upon drawing a Nevada elk tag, congratulations will be in order as you're holding one of the most coveted big game permits in the West. Now it’s time to make the most of that rare opportunity. With how limited and competitive these tags are, the last thing you want is a missed chance due to inexperience with the area or trying to go it alone in rugged, unfamiliar country. Teaming up with a seasoned guide who knows the unit inside and out can make the difference between a tough week of chasing shadows and a successful, once-in-a-lifetime hunt.

Nevada’s elk terrain is vast, remote, and unforgiving — but it’s also home to some absolute giants. Having a guide who’s spent years scouting these specific units means you’ll hit the ground running with a game plan based on real-time patterns, trail cam intel, and boots-on-the-ground experience. You’ll spend less time guessing and more time in the right places, glassing the right hillsides, and putting a stalk on the bull you came here to find.

A guided hunt also takes the logistical headaches off your plate. From high-quality optics and reliable camp setups to help with packing out your bull, you’ll have every advantage possible on your side. Whether you’re a bowhunter looking to get in close during the rut or a rifle hunter chasing a late-season monarch, having experienced eyes and knowledge on your side can significantly increase your odds — and your enjoyment of the hunt.

You drew the tag — now give yourself the best shot at the kind of bull most hunters only dream about. The right guide doesn’t just help you find elk — they help you capitalize on the opportunity you worked so hard to get. Don’t let the rarity of this tag go to waste. Make it count.

This outfitter is permitted to hunt the trophy producing units in southeastern Nevada. The units around the Great Basin National Park are well known for producing the largest antlers in the state of Nevada. If you have been successful in drawing a tag for units groups on 104, 108, 121, 111-115 or 221-223, you need to consider hiring this outfitter. As the pictures show, he knows how to get his hunters on the best bulls in the area.