4 lucky Arizona hunters courtesy of Arizona
Wildlife Outfitters of Kingman, Arizona
The featured Javelina Guides
make this Javelina hunting resource possible - Please visit there
websites & support them when planning your next hunting adventure.
Selecting a Guide or Outfitter
When choosing a guide or outfitter we recommend you consider the following
(ask these questions) items as a minimum when making your selection:
 | Experience and success hunting Javelina
 | Number of Javelina hunters per season (are they all hunting the same
area) |
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| Confirm number of days hunting
| Does a 5 day hunt mean 1 day traveling to the hunting spot, 3 days
hunting, and 1 day packing back out? |
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| Confirm hunter and guide ratio. Is it 1 to 1 or 2 hunters per guide?
| Other guides (if used) experience |
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| Hunting Camp
| Sleeping arrangements? |
| Shower arrangements (if any) |
| Food. What to expect? |
| How many other hunters in camp? |
| Hunting over corn/feeders (Texas) |
| Area game fenced (Texas) |
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| If traveling via airlines, is pick-up and drop off at airport possible? |
| Last minute cancellation on your part
| Will they credit what you paid 100 percent to a hunt next year? |
| What amount can be refunded? |
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| Describe typical hunt day
| Wake up time |
| Leave camp |
| Hunt technique (glassing, walking, etc)
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| Return to camp time |
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| References (both successful hunters and not) |
| Game care in the field |
| Cost
| Additional hunting day(s) cost (if available) |
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| Trophy fee if any |
| Other game available to hunt and cost |
