I will provide you with all the necessary information you need for your hunt. Here's a list of the information we provide but not limited to:

1. New Mexico Application and proclamation service- we'll send you an application and help you fill it out. Answer any questions you may have of the application process.
2. Set you up in a productive area- we'll send you Custom Topo maps with detailed directions of how to get to the area, where to hunt, where to camp, what kind of terrain to expect. In addition, the geographic locations we will indicating water sources, bedding areas, rutting zone and prime habitat.
   
3. Scouting- I'll personally scout the area for you. Let you know bedding areas, water sources, number of animals, GPS coordinates, any other specific scouting information you may require.
4. Game processing and cold storage, Motels.
5. Taxidermist information

   

This information can be used for a lifetime, and you can split the cost with your hunting party.

The cost for this map service is as follows:

$550.00 for Bighorn Sheep and Ibex.
$495.00 for Elk, Deer, Mountain Lion, Bear and Antelope.
$300.00 for Turkey and Javelina.
$150.00 for Dove and Quail.

A little about Tommy, owner/operator of Gila Wilderness Hunting.

Just to let you know a little about myself. I've been hunting the great state of New Mexico all my life. I have a wonderful wife and two strong boys. I'm an avid outdoorsman and love being one with nature. In 1999 I decided to expand my opportunities. I wanted to try and hunt a different state. Everyone always talked about hunting Utah for good Mule deer. So a friend and I made plans to hunt Utah. The problem was where do we hunt in Utah? We didn't have the money to hire a guide so we had to put in the draw and go from there. In doing my research I found a guy that would provide all the information needed to hunt the area we drew. He sent me Topo maps, told me where the good camping spots were, what to expect as far as weather, where to hunt. Basically all the information needed to make our hunt as painless as possible. When we headed out we knew exactly where to go and what to expect. We had a great time and saw plenty of animals. On the way home (15 hour drive) I was thinking, "Why can't I run the same kind of service here in New Mexico"? I'm sure that there are plenty of hunters that can use this kind of service. Why pay thousands of dollars for a guide, when with basic information we can do it ourselves. So here it is.