How Can You Create Your Own Hunting Camp?

Hunting Camp at Willow Creek Ranch?  Lots of Game!

Rural land in the strip north of I-40 and along Route 66 between Seligman and Kingman boasts abundant game and other wildlife.   Northern Arizona Hunting Land's Abundant Game include Black bear, elk, javalina, and mule deer are some of the game in this area. 

Black bear is not common but can be found near water holes or creek bed areas in the west half of the area.

Anvil Rock Road, Jolly Road, Black Mountain, Willow Creek Road and the Fort Rock area are good areas to scout for elk.   They are located in pockets across the unit and move from year-to-year depending on available water and forage conditions.

See examples here of the kind of parcels now for sale in this wooded area where you could easily establish a hunting camp with good access. 

Hunting Camp at Willow Creek Ranch?  Lots of Game!  Why not the game here also includes javalina herds in the higher elevations, frequently in relatively dense Pinyon-Juniper country.  

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A large mountain lion population has reduced the number of mule deer in the area.  Any lion harvest here will help reduce mortality to the deer population.

Guided hunts are offered on the X Bar One Ranch north of Willow Creek Ranch.  Hunting and wildlife watching is yet another attraction to this beautiful rural area. 

 Hunting Camp at Willow Creek Ranch?  Lots of Game!  Several property owners on the ranch have established their own private hunting camps.  Willow Creek's varied, treed terrain and mild climate make it an ideal place for hunting in Northern Arizona.  Abundant water at affordble depths mean you could put your own well in easily and have a great place for your family and friends to hunt. 

How Can You Create Your Own Hunting Camp?