With the compounded growth of New Mexico’s Elk Populations over the past 40 plus years, there are now huntable numbers of elk in every region in New Mexico, from the highest mountains down to the desert and just about everywhere in between. Especially the rolling open prairie. Private ranches and pasture lands that are now home to large elk herds that reside “year-round” and are somewhat reminiscent of the prairie elk herds of long ago! Rugged country and wilderness elk hunting is no longer the dominant producing elk area. Many lower, easy access Private lands are producing much higher kill success on Trophy Class Elk.

Crossbow or Compound Bow  

6 day Hunt

Sept. 5-10 – Sept. 12-17 – Sept. 19-24 

$10,300

Rifle

Early Bugle Rifle, Oct. 7-11 $10,750 

Oct. – Nov. Rifle, Oct.14 – Nov. 20 

Any 5 Consecutive days, $10,300

Please Note

These hunts are not under high fences! The Elk are free ranging and wild and are on and off the property “year round”. Their patterns are predictable (most of the time) with various conditions and our hurting methods are structured to take advantage of consistent elk movement and usage patterns of the property.

Hunting Methods are Mainly, glassing from 4WD vehicles and selecting various vantage point stands/blinds for best shooting opportunity. These areas are also heavily used during the September archery season with strong pre-rut and later bugling activity. If you have any physical restrictions that would impair you from pulling a compound bow you will most likely qualify for a mobility impaired certificate that will allow you to use a “Scoped Crossbow” during archery season!

This could be one of the best advantages for Trophy Bull Elk harvest potential for hunters with walking limitations and/or mobility impairment. The application link is included below, we’ll be happy to help if you have questions about the application process.

Mobility-Impaired Certification application New Mexico.