Faq

Yes. In each unit, we can recommend different meat processors and taxidermy. 

We also partner with The Wildlife Gallery who comes every month to New Mexico, picks up trophies, and brings them to their shops in Texas and Michigan for taxidermy work. 

If you need you meat shipped, most of the processors can ship your meat for a shipping fee.

If you are driving home, you can either bring your own ice chest or purchase one in town. 

Taxidermy will depend on what you are getting done, once in the hands of the taxidermist, they will quote you for shipping. 

Your guide will breakdown your big game in the field. We will field dress your meat and pack it out for you. Please let your guide know if you would like to help while in the field. Ask us about our local meat processors and taxidermy contacts. You are responsible for arranging your own meat processing and/or taxidermy. This service is not included in the cost of your hunt. 

Plan on $200 – $400 for meat processing. 

Shipping for meat can be around $250 – $1,000 depending on the processor used and where it is going. You can always bring your meat home if flying. 

Taxidermy will range for each speicies but can be estimated from $950-$2,000 on average. 

We find that Verizon works the best in the mountains. However most of the units have decent service. Plan on trying to unplug. There is wifi at each lodge so you can connect with your families or work, but this is an exepericne you want to remember. Most of our guides use in reach as well.