New Mexico Elk Hunting, New Mexico Mule Deer Hunting, New Mexico Antelope Hunting
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New Mexico Antelope hunting on private ranches

100% SUCCESS IN 2007

New Mexico has an extremely large population of pronghorn antelope. Hunters do not need to draw for a license when hunting on private land.

Rifle Antelope areas produce a high percentage of trophy animals. In fact a few will qualify for the Boone and Crockett books. This is one of the most interesting and enjoyable hunts offered that provides a high success of harvesting a trophy animal. Antelope hunts are an excellent experience for the first-time western hunter. Prospective rifle hunters should consider investing in a quality bipod, to increase shooting accuracy. Most years this hunt runs 100% success on harvest.

Our ranches comprise more than 120,000 acres and receive very little hunting pressure. Hunters can expect to see 75 or more antelope during their hunt. Licenses are guaranteed with our private landowner permits.

Antelope, elk and mule deer hunts in New Mexico - guided with meals and lodging Antelope, elk and mule deer hunts in New Mexico - guided with meals and lodging Antelope, elk and mule deer hunts in New Mexico - guided with meals and lodging

Antelope, elk and mule deer hunts in New Mexico - guided with meals and lodging Antelope, elk and mule deer hunts in New Mexico - guided with meals and lodging

Antelope, elk and mule deer hunts in New Mexico - guided with meals and lodging   Antelope, elk and mule deer hunts in New Mexico - guided with meals and lodging   Antelope, elk and mule deer hunts in New Mexico - guided with meals and lodging

Antelope, elk and mule deer hunts in New Mexico - guided with meals and lodging    Antelope, elk and mule deer hunts in New Mexico - guided with meals and lodging   
Hunting Methods

The best method is to cover a lot of ground via 4WD vehicle or on foot, stopping frequently to glass the large herds of antelope. Through careful evaluation we can then determine the best way to stalk the herd. The average shot is around 200 yards and we are currently using the ShadowShield to get our hunters as close as possible to the game. These hunts are conducted at specified times determined by NMG&F usually in mid-August and mid-September. We have a limited number of archery hunts available as well, contact Ken for more information about archery hunts.

What Is Included in the Package

Private landowner permit which guarantees a New Mexico antelope hunting license, food (local cafes & restaurants), lodging (usually motels), guides (guided 2x1 unless otherwise specified), and basic trophy care.

Pricing for 2008

Semi-guided hunt is $2,500.00 each + 5.625% New Mexico sales tax.
Non-hunters are welcome for $125.00 per person/per day based upon availability.
Visit our sister website for more information: www.HuntHere.com

Call us at 800.693.2253 or Ken's cell 806.676.4610

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