LOH OutfittersSouthern New Mexico
The shot is the part hunters rehearse for months. What happens in the two hours afterward is the part that determines whether you take home meat worth…
Read More →Hunters preparing for a western hunt tend to pack for cold. It is what the photographs show: frost on the grass, breath in the air, heavy layers on a ridge…
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Most hunters shoot enough. They just shoot the wrong way.
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In open western country, the hunter who sees the most animals usually has the best week. Not the fastest hunter, not the fittest one, and certainly not the…
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Hunters spend a great deal of time choosing a rifle and very little time setting one up. It shows in the field, every single season.
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Spring is the most honest time of year to look at hunting country. The grass is short, sign from last fall is still readable, and nothing is distorted by…
Read More →One of the biggest differences between experienced guides and most hunters isn’t effort - it’s awareness. Most hunters are willing to work hard. They’ll hike…
Read More →The first 24 hours of a hunt are often the most overlooked - and the most important. It’s the stretch where excitement is highest, decisions are rushed, and…
Read More →Every year, thousands of hunters check draw results with high expectations - only to come up empty. It’s frustrating, especially if you’ve been planning,…
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Most hunters focus on what happens during shooting light. The bugle at first light. The long hike into a basin. The final approach when wind direction finally…
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Javelina hunting in New Mexico is often overlooked by hunters focused on elk or mule deer. That is a mistake. While javelina may not carry the body size of…
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When most hunters think about Western trips, they picture a single-species focus - elk, mule deer, or maybe pronghorn. But New Mexico offers something many…
Read More →Most hunters can list the animals they’ve taken. Far fewer can clearly remember how most of those hunts actually felt. Some hunts blur together over time - the…
Read More →Most unsuccessful hunts aren’t ruined by bad weather, poor genetics, or a lack of animals. They’re ruined by decisions. More specifically, by mental mistakes…
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| LOH Outfitters For many hunters, the dream of heading West to chase elk, mule deer, pronghorn, or Barbary sheep starts with the same question: “Should I do…
Read More →For many hunters, a Western big game hunt represents the pinnacle of the pursuit. Elk screaming in the timber. Mule deer glassed from miles away. Endless…
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Every successful elk hunt has a moment where everything comes together. The preparation. The patience. The miles covered. The discipline to stay focused when…
Read More →For most people, January represents a fresh start. For elk hunters, it represents something even more important: an opportunity to get ahead. While many…
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| LOH Outfitters Some hunts go as planned - most don’t. And in New Mexico’s Trophy Unit 13, the mountains tend to make hunters earn every step of the…
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What Hunters Are Really Saying About LOH Outfitters | Reviews That Tell the Story There’s no better way to understand a hunting outfitter than listening to the…
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There’s a reason the best elk hunters in the country trust seasoned guides. In the mountains and mesas of New Mexico elk country , success doesn’t just depend…
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At LOH Outfitters, we believe a great hunt is about more than just tagging an animal - it’s about the people, the preparation, and the experience shared along…
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Every year, thousands of hunters from across the United States set their sights on New Mexico. Known as the Land of Enchantment, this state offers a rare…
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New Mexico has built a reputation as one of the premier destinations for elk, mule deer, Barbary sheep, pronghorn, and even bighorn sheep. With trophy…
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