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Clay Bundy Outfitters
6 licensed hunting guides on the Arizona state list give this business name.
Arizona licensed hunting guides listed under Clay Bundy Outfitters
- Chantry Jensen St. George, UT Federal permit Verify with the state (opens state site in a new tab)
- Clay Bundy Saint George Federal permit Verify with the state (opens state site in a new tab)
- Parker Fails St. George, UT Federal permit Verify with the state (opens state site in a new tab)
- Payson Fails St. George, UT Federal permit Verify with the state (opens state site in a new tab)
- Tavin Fails St. George, UT Federal permit Verify with the state (opens state site in a new tab)
- William Bundy St. George, UT Federal permit Verify with the state (opens state site in a new tab)
Federal permits naming Clay Bundy Outfitters
From public BLM and USFS records, not the Arizona Game and Fish Department, list provided via public records request, as of March 19, 2026. These records name the business, not a particular guide. A BLM permit is current when its project page gives an end date on or after today; with no stated end date, a project dated before 2022 is marked as a historic permit. 6 of the 6 profiles above are marked "Federal permit"; each profile shows its own records.
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Clay Bundy Outfitters' BLM permit project A000-2018-0003 (2018)Historic permit (2018)
Clay Bundy Outfitters' BLM permit listed hunt units 13A and 13B in 2018. This is a historic permit, so these units may not be current.
Source: Outfitter and Guide Special Recreation Permit (BLM ePlanning, opens in a new tab), BLM ePlanning, 2018 · Arizona Strip DO.
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These records are grouped because the business name on each is the same, ignoring only letter case and spacing. Names spelled differently are not grouped, and records from other states are not included. The list does not say whether the licensed hunting guides work for the business or own it.
Source: Arizona Game and Fish Department, list provided via public records request, as of March 19, 2026. Verify each license with the state before booking.