3-Day New Mexico Archery Antelope Hunt (Draw Tag)
Dates: Aug 15 - Apr 23
Location: Coyote, NM
Game: Antelope





Trip Overview
Experience the challenge and excitement of hunting free-ranging pronghorn antelope on New Mexico's open public lands. This fully guided 3-day archery antelope hunt takes place in limited-entry units and offers hunters an exciting opportunity to pursue quality bucks in classic Western terrain.
Hunters can expect opportunities at antelope bucks ranging from 12–17 inches, with guides utilizing a combination of spot-and-stalk hunting and strategically placed ground blinds positioned near water sources and travel crossings. These methods provide hunters with multiple opportunities throughout the hunt while adapting to changing conditions and antelope movement patterns.
This hunt is conducted during New Mexico's August archery season and provides an exciting, fast-paced hunting experience in some of the state's premier antelope country.
These hunts are offered through New Mexico's limited-entry draw system. Applications are typically due in mid-March, with draw results generally released in late April. Rancho Rojo is happy to assist hunters with the application process and Outfitter Draw opportunities.
3-day fully guided public land archery antelope hunt
Professional guide service
Camp lodging accommodations
Home-cooked meals
Snacks and beverages
Spot-and-stalk hunting opportunities
Ground blind setups at water sources and travel crossings
Trophy field retrieval
Hunt planning assistance
Assistance with New Mexico Outfitter Draw applications
Experienced New Mexico antelope guides
Hunt dates occur during New Mexico's August archery antelope season.
Hunts are conducted on public land and require successful draw results.
New Mexico draw applications are typically due in mid-March, with results generally released in late April.
Rancho Rojo can assist hunters with the New Mexico Outfitter Draw application process.
Hunting licenses, draw fees, taxes, and state fees are not included unless otherwise noted.
Caping, meat processing, and taxidermy are not included.
Trophy retrieval from the field is included.
Non-hunting guests are welcome for an additional fee.
Guide gratuities are customary and appreciated.
Hunters must comply with all New Mexico hunting regulations and outfitter policies.
This hunt requires a successful New Mexico draw license prior to hunting.
New Mexico draw applications are typically due in mid-March, with results released in late April.
Rancho Rojo can assist hunters with the Outfitter Draw application process and future draw planning.
Specialties
Game: Antelope
Weapon: Bow
Technique: Ground Blind, Spot and Stalk
Difficulty: Moderate
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