Game Cameras for Ranch Management
In Utah, Wyoming, and Idaho it is unlawful to use cellular-activated cameras for hunting. That does not mean they have no place on a ranch. Cell cams are still a great tool for watching boundaries, roads, and gated access — trespassing and managing guides. Manual cameras are a great tool for game movement and trespassing. […]
Field Dressing and Meat Care 101
Field dressing initiates the cooling process by removing internal organs and opening the carcass to allow heat to escape. Hunters also need to protect the meat from contamination and move it toward dependable refrigeration. The best approach depends on the animal, weather, and pack-out, which makes a post-harvest plan worth building before the shot. The […]
How Far in Advance Should You Book a Guided Hunt?
Most hunters should start planning guided hunts nine to 18 months in advance. For high-demand elk, mule deer, moose, antelope, private-land hunts, or preferred season dates, start 18 to 24 months ahead. Early planning gives you more time to handle draw deadlines, tags, guide availability, travel, gear, shooting practice, and backup options. Start planning before […]
Wyoming vs Utah Elk Hunting: Which State Should You Choose?
Wyoming and Utah both offer strong Western elk hunting, but the better choice depends on your tag plan, terrain preference, access needs, hunt dates, and expectations. Utah often rewards elevation-based planning and patience, while Wyoming elk hunting is more hunt-area- and access-specific. Guided support helps hunters choose the right fit before booking. Start with the […]
Elk Migration Patterns in Utah: How to Plan Your Hunting Strategy
Elk migration patterns in Utah affect where elk feed, bed, and travel as the season changes. For hunters, that means weather, snow, elevation, access, and pressure are important factors. If you understand elk migration, you build a better plan for Utah elk hunting, scout more efficiently, and make smarter decisions before and during the hunt. […]
MX Hunting Co. Named Official Outfitter for Desert Bighorn Sheep Hunts on Isla Tiburón — 2026/27 Season
Sonora, Mexico — MX Hunting Co. is proud to announce our formal partnership with the Comcáac (Seri) people, the traditional owners and stewards of Isla Tiburón. For the 2026/27 season, we are the official outfitter for desert bighorn sheep hunting on the island. “This has been a long time coming,” said Justin Richins and Jesus […]
The Ultimate Guide to Planning the Perfect Hunting Retreat
A hunting retreat blends focused time in the field with a smooth, comfortable experience, including lodging, meals, and a clear plan that removes guesswork. The best trips start with specific goals, realistic dates, and smart preparation. Booking guided hunts and organizing logistics early improves safety, confidence, and overall results. A hunting retreat should feel simple […]
Tips for Tackling the Hunting Grand Slam Challenge
Pursuing the North American hunting grand slam is one of the most ambitious and respected goals a hunter undertakes. This achievement requires harvesting all four wild sheep species, each living in remote, rugged terrain that pushes even the most experienced hunters to their limits. Many hunters dream of this accomplishment for years, often beginning their […]
Navigating the Wyoming Elk Hunt Lottery System
The thrill of pursuing elk across Wyoming’s wild, rugged landscape draws thousands of hunters each year. With expansive public land, healthy herds, and varied terrain, the state remains one of the premier destinations for big-game adventures. But before you lace up your boots and step into the backcountry, you must first navigate the Wyoming elk […]
6 Tips for Safe Hunting
Applying hunting safety tips to your time spent outdoors is essential for all hunters. The drop in temperatures and falling leaves is the signal all hunters eagerly await. Whether you are accomplished in the sport, a novice, or simply enjoy the great outdoors, everyone can use tips for hunting. Safety is, and should always be, […]