How much does it cost to elk hunt in New Mexico?
How much does it cost to elk hunt in New Mexico?
Table of Draw Fees
| License Type | Resident | Nonresident |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Elk License (Residents 18–64 years of age and all nonresidents) | ||
| A (Antlerless) | $60 | Not Issued |
| MB (Mature Bull) | $90 | $548 |
| ES (Either Sex) | $90 | $548 |
How much is a guided hunt in NM?
Hunters who draw a tag can expect between $555 and $780 for the cost of their tag, depending on the unit and season they draw. For those who don’t draw a tag but want the opportunity to hunt, we also offer guaranteed landowner tags. Landowner tags generally run from $4,000 to $7,500.
What is the best unit to hunt elk in New Mexico?
South central New Mexico is home to some of the states best elk hunting with units 34 & 36 leading the way. The two units have been consistent producers of quality bulls (300+) with truly giant bulls (370+) being taken out of both units every year.
Does New Mexico have over the counter elk tags?
California, Nevada and New Mexico do not offer any OTC Elk tags, so all elk tags in these states are limited entry only. Some of the OTC tags are not limited except in certain units, while other tags may be limited state-wide.
Can a non resident hunt in New Mexico?
50% N.M. Resident Military/Veteran Discount does not apply. (See page 14 for age requirements)….Over-the-Counter (OTC) License fees.
| License Type | Resident* | Nonresident |
|---|---|---|
| Bear License | $47 | $260 |
| Cougar License | $43 | $290 |
| Private-land Only Oryx License | $153 | $1,610 |
| Private-land Only Barbary Sheep License | $103 | $360 |
Is elk hunting good in New Mexico?
New Mexico offers great elk hunting opportunities across the state. With multiple weapon choices, types of terrain, season dates, and a healthy population of elk, you will have plenty of options to choose from when applying for hunts that fit your preferred style of hunting.
Where are the biggest elk in NM?
American Elk-Typical
| B&C Score | Location | Hunter |
|---|---|---|
| 1. 402 2/8 | Catron County | picked up |
| 2. 398 3/8 | Rio Arriba County | Robert North |
| 3. 398 | Mora County | Bernabe Alcon |
| 4. 397 5/8 | Soccoro County | Richard E. Westwood |
Are guided hunts worth it?
Simply put, for a variety of reasons, booking a guided hunt is often worth every penny and more. However, hiring an outfitter isn’t always the best choice, or even a choice at all. The value of getting it done on your own and saving some money can’t be understated for some hunters.
