Elk Hunts in New Mexico


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New Mexico elk hunts

All these hunts are for wild elk - no high fences

Northeastern ranch offers early and late hunts at good prices

BC Ranch in the middle of Vermejo Park produces great hunting quality

Southern ranch offers chance at great bull on December hunt

Northeastern outfitter offers bargain-priced guided and semi-guided hunts

Northeastern rancher conducts hunts on his own land

Hunt in tough-to-draw limited-permit unit offers high success on wallhangers

125,000 private acres offers high success on 300 to 350 class bulls with some bigger animals

Southwestern outfitter offers high success on mature bulls

Bowhunters: Private ranch sometimes offers one or two vouchers

Physically easy hunt in New Mexico
A guided hunt on a wheatfield near Raton. The outfitter will call you once he sees bulls on the property, and he wants you to come immediately. Hunters have taken nothing smaller than a 5x5 on this hunt. $5,500 plus the license ($560). Hunt EK4704WF

New Mexico ranch for archery elk hunt

Some years we can get an archery elk landowner permit on a private ranch in northern New Mexico. The landowner's family kept the vouchers the last two years. These allow you to buy a tag from the state and hunt the ranch, which covers 2,500 acres on the Johnson Mesa and bordering a big ranch that offers high-dollar guided hunts. This hunt is always highly productive on bulls in the 5x5 to 320 class, and there have been some bigger bulls. You can take a deer and a black bear, too. In 2007 the ranch produced a 32-inch muley, and all the hunters on the ranch killed bull elk, two killed deer and one got a bear.

New Mexico rancher decides to take two elk hunters

A rancher who was planning to keep his landowner vouchers for his children has decided to send them on another hunt. If you're looking for a chance to take a nice bull elk, this hunt is one to consider.

The ranch isn't very big at 455 acres, but it's right in the middle of the mountains and has about 100 acres of irrigated meadows that draw elk and deer.

A guided hunt is $5,000 during archery season and $7,000 during rifle season. You must have two hunters to get this price, and they will share a guide.

You'll stay in a ranch house on the property. A licensed outfitter conducts the hunt. He has guided many hunters to big bulls on and near the ranch and said most hunters should have opportunities to take mature bulls.

A bonus is that you can hunt deer at the same time, and there will be no extra charge for adding deer other than the state license. Ask about Hunt EK4731LG.

Landowner permits available for guided trophy elk hunts in New Mexico

A customer called to ask about the availability of high-quality elk hunts, and I checked with two of my long-time outfitters in New Mexico. One of them can definitely get landowner permits for hunters wishing to hunt in Unit 34 or Unit 36. He charges $9,000, which includes the landowner voucher. He produced a bull over 370 and another over 380 last year. The other charges $4,000 for his hunt and the landowner voucher in his favorite area is an extra $7,000.