RB Outfitters has been running big game hunts for over 20 years out of Chama, New Mexico. They focus on elk, mule deer, turkey, antelope, and black bear in the mountains just south of the Colorado state line—a three-hour drive from Albuquerque. They operate rustic camps in high-game-density areas. Y...
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RB Outfitters has been running big game hunts for over 20 years out of Chama, New Mexico. They focus on elk, mule deer, turkey, antelope, and black bear in the mountains just south of the Colorado state line—a three-hour drive from Albuquerque.
They operate rustic camps in high-game-density areas. You get:
| Hunt Type | Weapon Options | Season | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elk (Public) | Rifle, Muzzleloader, Archery | Sept–Jan | $3,800–$4,500 |
| Elk (Private/Cow) | Rifle, Muzzleloader, Archery | Sept–Jan | $2,000–$4,500 |
| Mule Deer | Rifle, Archery | Sept–Nov | $3,500 |
| Turkey | Shotgun, Bow | Mid-April–Mid-May | Call |
| Antelope | Muzzleloader, Archery | August | $2,250 |
| Black Bear | Rifle, Archery | Various | Call |
| Varmint | Multiple | Various | Call |
Asking about youth, adult group discounts and guaranteed licensed hunts—call Ron at (575) 756-1409 for current pricing.
"We focus on hunting and are able to do so while providing the essentials." — From their site
They're not trying to run a resort. The camps are rustic on purpose—that's the hunt experience. Wall tents, campfire cooking, mountain views of elk and mule deer. Three-day Merriam turkey hunts. Elk hunts in areas with legitimate trophy-caliber game. If you want archery, they run archery. If you want rifle, that works too. Muzzleloader season? They've got it.
When the seasons close, they shift to fly-fishing, horseback riding, camping, and photography trips in the same mountains. Brook trout in creeks and streams. Family outings. Cowboy poetry by the campfire.
Contact: - Phone: (575) 756-1409 - Email: [email protected]
Getting There: If you're flying in, rent a car at Albuquerque airport—they can pick you up in Chama or meet you at camp. The mountains are a three-hour drive from the airport.
What to Bring: Your weapon and personal items. Food, lodging, guides, and horses for riding/packing are covered.
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