LCO is based out of Camp Verde, Arizona.
We know Arizona. We live at the gateway to Northern Arizona’s great hunting opportunities and we do not squander that gift. We strive to provide a high-quality hunt that reflects the days of hard scouting involved in every hunt and our commitment to each client.
At Lucky Canyon Outfitters we provide-
Clean, safe camps.
Home cooked meals.
A vast knowledge base of Arizona Wildlife, which we utilize to put you on the ground with Trophy animals.
Dedication to our hunter’s success.
Service that goes above and beyond.
Making each hunt more than a passing memory is the goal.
Your success is our success. We believe in QUALITY over quantity, and we aim for trophy animals each time we step into the field. Your hunt is tailored to you and your specific needs/desires, making it just that— YOUR hunt.
We are dedicated to each client as if they are part of the team. You can expect our best effort, always… and a lot of fun too.
Lucky Canyon Outfitters prides itself on being an inclusive and fair institution dedicated to providing equal opportunities for all. LCO is honored to have the privilege of operating under permit on the stunningly beautiful Coconino National Forest, Kaibab National Forest, Prescott National Forest, Tonto National Forest, and Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest.
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