Unit 36 Bull Elk Hunt | New Mexico
Ruidoso, NM
1-2 Hunters • Cabin • Private • Guided
Description
Unit 36 Elk Hunt - 5 Day Rifle
We have hundreds of thousands of acres across multiple properties in Unit 36 in New Mexico so there is plenty of land to hunt in search of your bull. Since these are free ranging hunts, we must abide by the state hunting season.
Elk range from 300-340+
Your Guided Trip Includes:
Unit Wide 36 Tags
Professional Guide
Food and Lodging
No Size Restriction
No Hidden Fees
Our Lodge
We provide comfortable lodging for all of our hunters. Our cabins consist of multiple bedrooms, kitchens, and have zero problems hosting multiple hunters. We ask our hunters to show up the day before the hunt starts, and leave the day after the last day of the hunt.
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Your Outfitter
Corey S
Providing top quality guided hunts throughout New Mexico. We have access to over 1.5 million acres of private and public land with a wide range of trophy animals.
Location
Gear List
- Weather Appropriate Hunting Attire
- Required NM Hunting License / Permits
- Personal Hunting Gear
- Snacks and Drinks
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Rules & Guidelines
While in The Field You Must Have All of the Following:
License, Stamp and Validation Requirements
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.
All big-game and turkey hunters must possess a carcass tag(s) for each species hunted, unless the E-Tag option is chosen.
All hunters, trappers or anglers on any Forest Service or Bureau of Land Management lands must possess a Habitat Stamp. See exceptions on page 10.
All hunters, trappers or anglers 18 years and older must possess a Habitat Management & Access Validation on public and/or private lands. See exceptions on page 9.
All hunters 17 years of age and younger must possess a hunter education or mentor-youth number. (See page 19).
All hunters on private lands must possess written permission from the landowner (See definition and exceptions on page 26).
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