5-Day New Mexico Muzzleloader Mule Deer Hunt (Draw Tag)
Dates: Sep 27 - Oct 3
Location: Coyote, NM
Game: Mule Deer
Trip Overview
Pursue trophy New Mexico mule deer on a fully guided 5-day public land muzzleloader hunt with Rancho Rojo Guides & Outfitters. These hunts take place in renowned mule deer units 2A, 2B, 2C, 5A, and 5B, areas known for outstanding genetics, quality deer management, and the potential to produce mature bucks exceeding 180 inches.
Hunting is conducted primarily through spot-and-stalk methods, utilizing extensive glassing from high points before making a stalk on a targeted buck. Terrain ranges from easy to moderate with excellent access and elevations generally ranging from 6,500 to 7,500 feet.
These are New Mexico draw hunts. Applications are typically due in mid-March, with draw results generally released in late April. Rancho Rojo can assist hunters with the New Mexico Outfitter Draw application process.
Available Muzzleloader Seasons by Unit
Unit 2A
September 27–October 3
Unit 2B
September 27–October 3
Unit 2C
September 27–October 3
Unit 5A
September 27–October 3
Unit 5B
September 27–October 3
5-day fully guided public land muzzleloader mule deer hunt
Dedicated 1 hunter to 1 guide service
Lodging accommodations
Three meals daily
Snacks and beverages
Transportation during the hunt
Access to public hunting areas in Units 2A, 2B, 2C, 5A, and 5B
Trophy field retrieval
Hunt planning assistance
Assistance with New Mexico Outfitter Draw applications
Experienced New Mexico mule deer guides
Spot-and-stalk hunting opportunities
Hunts are conducted on public lands in Units 2A, 2B, 2C, 5A, and 5B.
Hunt length is 5 days.
All hunts are conducted on a dedicated 1 hunter to 1 guide basis.
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.
Hunters are responsible for complying with all New Mexico muzzleloader regulations.
Hunting licenses, draw fees, taxes, and applicable state fees are not included.
Caping, meat processing, and taxidermy services are not included.
Trophy retrieval from the field is included.
Guide gratuities are customary and appreciated.
Hunters must comply with all New Mexico hunting regulations and outfitter policies.
Specialties
Game: Mule Deer
Weapon: Muzzleloader
Technique: Spot and Stalk
Difficulty: Moderate
Group Size: Solo
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