Pronghorn Pricing

Yes, non-residents are permitted to hunt antelope in New Mexico. However, they are required to obtain the appropriate hunting licenses and permits, which are available through the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish.

To apply for an antelope hunting license in New Mexico, you must submit an application through the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish's online system or by mail during the designated application period. The department conducts a random draw to allocate licenses. Give us a call at 505-239-2128 if you have any questions. We’ll help you get set up and put in for the next draw. You have better odds of drawing with an outfitter than you do as a non-resident.

No, hiring a guide is not mandatory for hunting antelope in New Mexico. However, many hunters choose to engage our services as an experienced outfitter to improve their chances of success and make the most of their hunting experience. See our Pronghorn page for pricing information.

The success rate for antelope hunting in New Mexico can vary depending on various factors such as hunting skill, weather conditions, and population density. While we can’t speak for other outfitters, we’re happy to share with you our client success stories and success rates.

Yes, you can use a rifle for antelope hunting in New Mexico. However, it is essential to comply with the specific regulations regarding caliber restrictions and hunting methods outlined by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish. Give us a call at 505-239-2128 and we’ll make recommendations for you.

During a guided antelope hunt in New Mexico, you can expect professional guidance from experienced outfitters who possess extensive knowledge of the local terrain and antelope behavior. They will assist you in locating suitable hunting areas, tracking antelope, and provide valuable insights to maximize your chances of a successful hunt. It’s always a good practice to talk directly with any outfitter you are interested in booking with to make sure they can accommodate the type of hunt you are seeking.

Yes, hunting antelope in New Mexico's high desert terrain presents unique challenges. It is crucial to prepare for extreme weather conditions, carry sufficient water, and be mindful of the rugged landscape. Familiarity with the behavior and habitat preferences of antelope in this environment can significantly improve your hunting success. Nothing beats boots on the ground scouting and knowledge before your hunt.

Yes, you can hunt antelope on public lands in New Mexico. The state offers a significant amount of public land open to hunting, including national forests, state wildlife management areas, and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) properties. Call us or visit the New Mexico Game and Fish website for full details. If you are interested in private land antelope hunts New Mexico Game and Fish also publishes helpful information.