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New Mexico Outfitter #1
 This outfitter offers New Mexico mule deer hunts on property adjoining to 5 miles of the famed Jicarilla Apache Reservation in game management unit # 5a renowned for it's fantastic hunting located 8 miles west of Lindrith, New Mexico.
This outfitter also retains quality hunting rights for mule deer on 5 other parcels of private property in game unit # 32, in the Pecos River regionnear Ft. Sumner, New Mexico totaling over 100,000 acres. It is not too uncommon for some 30" + bucks
to be harvested on these properties every year due to the fact that these properties parallel the Pecos river and border a good deal of prime farm land.
Traditionally hunters are able to look over several bucks prior to having to decide on which animal they care to harvest.
This hunt also hosts a 100% opportunity rate, and usually a kill rate to match. The quality of their deer hunts on these properties are in our opinion unmatchable, add their hospitality and the quality accommodations that they provide and
this hunt is as good as it gets for mule deer.
All of these hunts are licensed through the "private land owner tag system" so that there is no draw process to wait
out. Simple enough, you sign up with this outfitter for a hunt this fall and you will be going hunting this fall. They will "guarantee" a reasonable shooting opportunity to every one of their Clients for whatever type of game they are in
pursuit of. If a Client does not have that opportunity, said Client will be refunded 1/3 of their hunt fee itself, how many outfitters do you come upon willing to back up that kind of commitment?
Unit #32
 Hunting style for mule deer along the Pecos River changes as the hunt progresses. The initial style is usually spot and stalk. This moves deer
into the denser cover, then drive and stand type hunting comes into play. There might also be deer activity along the river edges and in the thicker
mesquite country which can turn into some pretty good workouts.
The average elevation for the Mule Deer in unit # 32 is between 4000 to
4500 feet above sea level. The country that you will be hunting is used for both livestock and agricultural; primarily for the growing of alfalfa. The river bottom is covered with Russian Olive, Salt Cedar, and old Cottonwoods planted during the days when Ft. Sumner was an active army outpost.
Lodging, Meals and Guiding
All of their Clients on unit #32 hunts will be housed in the spacious, clean and modern Super 8 Motel in Ft. Sumner,
New Mexico, the county seat. The "Billy The Kid" museum is only 1/2 block away from the motel.
Unit 32 Hunts Available
2009
Muzzleloader Mule Deer - Buck Only
October 24th thru October 28th-Taking 4 Hunters Cost: $3400.00+$255.00 Sales Tax+License Fee
Rifle Mule Deer - Buck Only
October 31st thru November 4th-Taking 4 Hunters Cost: $3400.00+$255.00 Sales Tax+License Fee
Rifle Mule Deer - Buck Only
November 14th thru November 18th-Taking 4 Hunters Cost: $3400.00+$255.00 Sales Tax+License Fee
2010
Archery Mule Deer - Buck Only
January 1st thru January 5th-Taking 2 Hunters Cost: $3400.00+$255.00 Sales Tax+License Fee
BOOKING FEE IS 1/2 OF HUNT FEE PLUS LICENSE FEE
Non-Resident Hunt Fees Resident Hunt Fees
Buck Deer = $275.00 Buck Deer = $44.00
A $4.00 HMAS Stamp Fee has been added to the above license fees as required by Law.
Unit 5 A
 Hunts in Unit 5a can be a little out of the norm. For the most part
they use a traditional Spot & Stalk method while scanning open
parks and sage brush flats on the property. After a morning hunt
they take up stands near waterholes frequently used by the deer.
The reason for this tactic is that the country in unit 5a has some
very thick forest understory such as Bigelow Sage, Rabbit Brush
and Chamise, not to mention some very dense stands of Juniper
and Pinion Pine trees. To push this type of heavy growth usually
just means pushing the game out of the country.
Terrain and Elevation
About 50% of this terrain is covered with dense growths of Cedar and Pinion Pine, with a thick understory growth
beneath that. Elevations on this property run from 7000 to 8000 feet. The hunts are located 7 miles west of Lindrith,
New Mexico.
Lodging, Meals and Guiding
All of their Clients for these hunts will be lodged on site in a combination of one old, refurbished wood cabin and some
RV's. These are furnished by the outfitter. The cabin is what you would call rustic. All meals will be prepared on-site
and are fit for a king.
The success rate for the Mule Deer Hunts for this unit are 100%
with opportunity rates per hunter generally averaging 300-400%.
Unit 5A is a draw onlu unit but the outfitter for the last 2 years through the NMHP program has received 2 extended day permits and 1 rut hunt permit that will allow hunters to buy their deer license over the counter and bypass New Meixco's draw system.
The rut hunt will be held November 10 thru 16, 2009 and the cost will be $7,500 + $562.50 tax + license. The size of
deer that a hunter can expect a legitimate chance of having a shot opportuniy at will be up to 210". These are Mexico
class mule deer but at a cheaper price. The hunt price will include the permit that allows you to buy your license over
the counter. If interested contact us *ASAP* as there will be only one permit of this kind per season and it doesn't last.
Deposit is 1/2 OF HUNT FEE PLUS LICENSE FEE
Archery Mule Deer/Elk combo Hunts available
September 16th thru September 22nd-Taking 2 Hunters $5850 00+$438.75 Sales tax+license
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New Mexico Outfitter #2
This outfitter is offering both Rocky Mountain and Desert New Mexico mule deer hunts.
They offer New Mexico mule deer hunts on two different ranches.
Rocky Mountain Hunt
 These hunts are located on private land in Colfax county, New Mexico. The ranches range in size from 3,000 acres to 8,000 acres, with a good population of deer. The elevation on these ranches range from 7000 feet to 9,000 feet. These hunts are foot hunts with very limited vehicle access.
The trophy potential of these ranches is there, for the hunters who are willing to work
for a deer. They have taken deer up to a 184"+ B&C buck off of these ranches.
2010 SCI Outfitter of the Year
The cost of the hunt includes meals, transportation during the hunt, appropriate number of guides and trophy preparation of
the animal. The hunters are responsible for their licenses, personal gear, weapon, motel costs and transportation to and from Raton, New Mexico. They are taking very few hunters on these ranches at any one time.
 Desert Hunt
This hunt New Mexico mule deer hunt is located out of Vaughn, New Mexico.
This ranch is over 100,000 acres in size, a mixture of antelope and deer habitat. Elevation on this ranch is approximately 5,500 feet and the area is a mixture of
Pinon / Juniper, Ponderosa Pine, and high desert rolling grasslands. They have hunted and managed the ranch since 1991. They plan to take fourteen hunters this year on the ranch. They have continually had excellent success on mature mule deer on this ranch. The cost of this hunt includes meals, transportation during the hunt, an appropriate number of guides, and trophy preparation of the animal. The hunter is responsible for his license, personal gear, weapon, motel costs and transportation to and from the base camp to town.
  Bow/Muzzleloader Hunt
They will offer limited bow and muzzleloader hunts during 2007 - 2008. They will only take a group with a minimum of
four individuals on this hunt. Since the ranch is managed extensively with limited hunter pressure, once the hunt is full
with rifle hunters they will no longer offer bow or muzzleloader hunts. It is cost prohibitive to take less than four hunters
on this hunt and open the ranch for the hunt. If you are interested in a bow or muzzleloader hunt, you will need to book
the hunt early in order to reserve your spot.
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New Mexico Outfitter #3
 These New Mexico mule deer hunts will be on private land, with most years having
a 90%-100% success. You will stay in the bunk house with all modern conveniences. Meals are served family style and you will return to camp for lunch on most occasions. The hunts will be conducted with 1 guide for every 2 hunters. 1X1 guided hunts can be arranged.
All Mule Deer hunts will take place near Ruidoso, New Mexico on a large private ranch. Make your flight arrangements
to fly into Albuquerque, NM or El Paso, TX. You will need to rent a vehicle and make the 3 hour drive to the ranch. If you would like to be picked up, you will need to fly into Roswell, NM where the outfitter will be happy to meet you.
~Game To Be Taken~
Desert mule deer having 18 to 24 inch spreads is the average, however some bucks having 25 to 30 inch spreads is not
out of the question. These ranches have strong populations of deer. Expect to see plenty of deer every day of your hunt.
 ~Furnished With The Hunt~
Meals, lodging, and guides. You will lodge on the ranch in a bunkhouse with
all modern conveniences. The outfitter will also supply all the bedding and
bath towels. Shooting range to sight in weapons and a walk-in cooler
~Hunt Methods~
Safari style along with spot and stalk is mostly used. Good optics is a must
for this open country, which could offer some long range shooting.
~Hunter Successs~
Hunter success is high, most years 90%-100%. Many bucks taken will have
10 or more points. They dohave a number of non-typical deer taken every year.
~Other Game To Be Taken~
Feral hogs are now on the ranchand can be taken when seen at no charge.
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