Three generations guiding elk, deer, and pronghorn across the high country of northern Arizona, just twelve hunts a season, so every hunter gets our best.
Every hunt is fully outfitted: lodging, meals, transport, field care, and a guide who's scouted your unit all year.
Rut-timed rifle and archery hunts on premium northern units. Bugling bulls, glassing ridges at first light, and the hunt our name was built on.
High-desert spot-and-stalk for two of the West's most rewarding deer. Optic-heavy, patient hunting in country built for it.
Open-country stalks across grassland flats. A fast, exciting hunt and one of the hardest tags in the state to draw; we make it count.
A perfect introductory hunt or a tough archery challenge. Affordable, action-packed, and a great way to spend a winter weekend in the desert.
Answer three quick questions and we'll point you to the hunt that fits, then send your inquiry in one click.
Real hunters, real seasons. A look at what our guided hunts have put on the ground.
You're not booking a logo. You're booking the people who'll be glassing ridges beside you before first light.
Third generation on this country. Wade grew up packing into the same units his grandfather guided and has called in more rutting bulls than he can count.
A glass-and-stalk specialist with a deadly eye for bedded Coues. Cole runs our archery hunts and has put first-time bowhunters on mature bucks.
Marisol guides our pronghorn and javelina hunts and keeps camp running. Hunters leave talking as much about her cooking as their tags.
Hard hunting, easy evenings. Camp sits close to the units we hunt, so your daylight is spent where it counts, not on the road.
A comfortable bunk, a hot shower, and a wood stove to dry your gear by. Nothing fancy, just everything you need after a long day.
Three hot meals a day, a packed lunch for the field, and coffee on before you're awake. Tell us about dietary needs and we'll handle it.
You're staged minutes from where the animals move. First light finds you glassing, not driving; that's the whole point of camp.
Rimrock started in 1978 when our grandfather began guiding hunters across the canyon country he'd worked his whole life. Three generations later, we still run hunts on the same units, and we still keep the season small on purpose.
Twelve hunts a year. That's it. It means every hunter gets a guide who's been glassing their unit since spring, knows where the animals move, and treats your hunt like it's the only one that matters, because that week, it is.
Seasons, gear, and the questions every hunter asks before they book.
Fully guided hunts run $1,950–$8,500 depending on species and length, see each hunt above for what's included. Draw applications and tag strategy are handled in-house at no extra charge.
A full, personalized gear list goes out with every booking confirmation; this is the short version.
We handle every draw application and tag strategy for you, in-house, at no extra cost. We'll tell you honestly which units and seasons give you the best odds.
Lodging, three meals a day, transport to and from the unit, field-to-truck game care, and a guide who has scouted your unit all year. You bring your license, tag, weapon, and personal gear.
A deposit reserves your dates, with the balance due before the season opens. There's never a deposit required just to ask questions or check availability.
It varies by species. Pronghorn and javelina are accessible to most hunters; elk and mule deer involve more glassing and hiking at elevation. Tell us your situation and we'll set honest expectations.
Yes. Spouses and family are welcome in camp, just let us know in advance so we can plan meals and lodging.
Across the last ten seasons, 94% of our hunters have filled their tag. We keep the season to twelve hunts a year specifically to protect that number.
Ten seasons, a lot of filled tags, and a camp our hunters keep coming back to.
Booked Rimrock for my first guided elk hunt and tagged a 320-class bull on the third morning. My guide had been watching that bull since July; they don't exaggerate when they say they know the country.
Three generations isn't a marketing line here. These folks treat camp like family and the hunt like it's the only one that matters. Best week I've spent in the field, full stop.
I've hunted with five outfitters across the West. Rimrock is the only one that called me back the same day, every single time, before I booked and after.
Brought my son for his first javelina hunt. The guides were patient, the camp was warm, and he hasn't stopped talking about it. We're already booked for elk next fall.
Tell us the hunt and rough timing you're after. We reply the same day, always, with availability and honest expectations.
A deposit holds your spot. We handle tag strategy, draw applications, and a full prep checklist so you arrive ready.
Lodging, meals, transport, and field care are covered. You bring your gear and your boots; we handle the rest.
We only run twelve hunts a year and they book months out. Send an inquiry and you'll hear back from a real guide the same day.