challenging
4–10 hours per day
Participants should be in good physical condition, capable of hiking over uneven terrain at high elevation while carrying gear.
Hunt & Harvest Guides offers immersive hunting and foraging experiences around Flagstaff’s rugged high country. Discover a guided approach to big game pursuits and wild harvest rooted in local expertise and sustainability.
Flagstaff’s elevation means temperatures can shift quickly; be prepared for sudden cold or storms.
Terrain can be confusing—bring a GPS and traditional compass to stay on track.
Follow local hunting regulations and respect wildlife to ensure long-term sustainability.
Flagstaff sits around 7,000 feet; hydrate and pace yourself to avoid altitude sickness.
The Flagstaff region has long been home to the Hopi and Navajo peoples, whose traditions deeply connect with the land's hunting and harvesting cycles.
Hunt & Harvest Guides prioritize sustainable practices, promoting responsible harvest to maintain local ecosystems and respect tribal lands.
Adapt clothing to changing temperatures and weather, crucial at Flagstaff’s elevation.
all specific
Support and traction are critical for rough trails and uneven terrain.
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GPS devices and compass mitigate the risk of getting lost in remote areas.
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Protection from rain, wind, and cold keeps you comfortable during sudden weather changes.
fall|winter|spring specific