My passion is Coues Deer hunting.  It took me 6 years to personally kill a “book” Coues Deer. These tiny, desert-dwelling deer are a sub-species of the common Whitetail.  However, their habits and the landscape in which they live set them apart.

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You can’t hunt them like typical Whitetails—Coues country is too big and too wide-open. You’ve got to be able to glass well, stalk long, and shoot precisely.  If you want a Coues Whitetail, you’ll have to shake off the lazy conventions ingrained by too many years of sitting in tree stands and actually hunt. Imagine a cagey old Whitetail doe crossbred with the toughest desert Bighorn out there, and you’ll have a glimmering of what a big Coues buck is like.

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Our private ranches offer little-disturbed populations of deer with exceptional genetics.  Each year, we will also take a few hunters in each of the three top Coues units in New Mexico.