New Mexico Hunting Guides - K9 Country Outfitters
Tye Hare (CEO/FOUNDER)
Justin Tuma
Justin Tuma is one of your guides to a successful hunt. Justin is a third-generation professional hunter with dedication to consistently producing trophy game. From tracking man-eaters in the Gulf of Papagayo in Costa Rico to jet boating up the Susitna river and into the Alaskan wilderness, hunting has been his passion for the last four decades. A passion that was forged in the wilderness of Montana where he spent fourteen years learning the habits, traits, and characteristics of the North American big game species. Justin wants all of his hunters to know, that it would be his honor to help you in your pursuit of a trophy of a lifetime.
Travis Freeman
A lifelong New Mexico resident, Travis has spent over fifteen of those years as a guide. Growing up, hunting in the Sacramento mountains, and learning about the land and animals is what created Travis's drive to be a guide. For Travis, the hunt is not a job. It's a lifestyle and the love of the hunt is what keeps him going.
TR Offield
TR Offield 31, TR has hunted the mountains of New Mexico since childhood. He started guiding in the fall of 2008 in unit 34 for elk. TR has hunted with K9 Country Outfitters and Tye Hare for over ten years now and has hunted almost every single species available to you in New Mexico. TR is experienced extensively in turkey hunts, elk hunts, mule deer hunts, and bear hunts with great success. His goal is to cater his hunting methods to each and every client he enters the woods with. He treats every hunter with the respect you deserve upon arrival. If you asked TR why he is in the hunting business, his response is "to enjoy the outdoors with people who have set goals similar to his own and want to have a great time achieving them. I look forward to hunting with you on your next adventure with us here at K9 Country Outfitters so book now!"
Stuart Berry
Stuart, also known as Wildman Willy has been a professional big game guide and houndsmen, full time for 6 years now. Stuart lives in a tent with a pack of hounds, hunting and training hounds full-time. In his free time, he enjoys welding, and building fence and metal buildings. Stuart says "Hunting for K9 Country Outfitters has been enjoyable because we have the most kick-ass clients and Tye works hard to make sure we have hunts to guide."
Cyrus Tuma
Born into a family of professional hunters, Cyrus has spent countless hours in the bush. Growing up on a ranch in Texas, he has had the opportunity to hunt and learn the characteristics of a vast amount of exotic species. Hunting in New Mexico for the last fourteen years, specializing in the North American big game, he has seen a lot but he is still fired up for more. Cryus has been guiding for three years now and has had some spectacular hunts with K9 Country Outfitters. Cyrus guides with full confidence that he can help his hunter harvest the trophy of a lifetime.
Kyle King
Kyle's passion is hunting. As a child, Kyle grew up hunting and being in the outdoors. As he became older he pursued the life he loved. He has been guiding for the last 11 years and loves nothing more than to help others accomplish their hunting goals.
Tommy Skipworth
Tommy Skipworth, born and raised in Tularosa, New Mexico. Tommy currently lives there and works for an electrical contractor out of Alamogordo, New Mexico. He is 24 years old and spends his off time with family, hunting, or team roping. Tommy has always enjoyed the outdoors and spent much of his time trying to keep tabs on animals throughout the year. He is very passionate about hunting, and he puts a lot of time and effort into it.
If you ask Tommy, he would say he "really enjoys hunting big mule deer and Barbary sheep. With a full-time job, I really only get to guide a few hunts a year and that is what I prefer to spend my time on, and like to make the most of it. I would consider myself more of a unit-specific kind of guy. I have hunted several units throughout the southern part of the state. I like the whole experience of it as far as getting the animal on the trail camera, watching them throughout the summer, hunting them, and if not harvesting them, picking up the sheds off a specific animal."
