Unit 32 Fully Guided Antelope Archery Hunt

Las Cruces, NM

1-2 Guests • No Lodging • Private • Guided

Description

Fully Guided 4-Day Archery Hunt

Early August

The Morris Ranch is located near Ft. Sumner NM and the JY Ranch is located about 1 hour south of Ft Sumner. Both ranches are located in great areas for trophy goats. We get 3 tags on Morris Ranch and 6 on JY Ranch. Ranches are about 10,000 acres each and both hold lots of goats. Its not uncommon to see several bucks a day. Most goats average in mid 70's but the area has potential for 80+. The hunts takes place during first last 2 weeks of August. Again what you see in our pricing is what you pay no other hidden costs, they include landowner voucher, license fees, and taxes. For those wanting to hunt the JY Ranch we will also put you in the draw, and if you draw that unit for a tag, it would open up another 10,000 acres of blm that surround ranch.

Lodging and food not provided. Expect to provide food and lodging for your guide, or you will be charged an additional fee per day.
Pickup at hotel or at arranged meeting place
Full guide service and game care provided

Base price is for a 2x1 hunt. For a 1x1 hunt, select the 1x1 Hunt Add-On when booking.

Upgrades

1x1 Hunt

$605.00

Your Host

Justin M

We provide quality guided hunts in Southern New Mexico as well as being your number one consultant for hunting in NM. We are a top notch outfit and we work hard to get you that trophy of a lifetime. Most all hunts are conducted on public land with in game management Units 34, 36, 28, 37 and 17 for Elk, Units 28, 32 and 29/30 for Barbary sheep, Antelope statewide and Deer in Unit 31.

from $2145/Experience

Amenities

Experienced Local Guide
Access to Private Hunting Grounds

Location

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Gear List

Hunting License + Tags
Weapon + Ammo + Equipment
Hunting Gear
Weather Gear

Rules & Guidelines

All prices are per person. Tax, gratuities, your license, meat processing, and trophy care are not included in price.

Lodging and food not provided.

New Mexico Draw

If you are planning a hunt in New Mexico, most likely you will be putting in the draw at some point with us. The draw opens up in January with a deadline sometime in March. There are 3 draw pools, residents, non-residents and outfitter pool. Basically, for the best chance to draw a tag you definitely want to put in the outfitter pool. To do this you must contact me to get my outfitter number to use when applying. Note it is law that I must do a contract with each hunter before they can put in under my outfit. My draw contracts will state the hunt choices to put in for (you get up to 3) and type of package you want if you draw. If putting in for multiple animals we must do one for each species.

Note that when applying in draw for any species you will be required to provide a credit card as Game and Fish will charge for full license which will be refunded minus a $13.00 application fee. Also, to be noted as of 2019 you must purchase a $65.00 general license and $5.00 habitat stamp before you can apply.

New Mexico License: Pronghorn Antelope*

All hunters must possess a valid license, and permit if applicable, for the species and hunt type in which they will participate and must produce this upon request by a conservation officer. All big-game and turkey hunters must possess a Game-hunting License, tag(s) for each species hunted, and a Habitat Stamp.

Habitat Stamp: $10

Resident (+$7 application fee)

All: $65

Nonresident (+$13 application fee)

All: $178

*Note: License fees may vary based on type of land (private/public), type of license, or changes to state legislation. The fees listed above are updated as of this listing’s publication. For the most accurate information, visit the New Mexico Game & Fish website.

Please note, there is a 50% nonrefundable deposit included with your payment at booking.