Our hunting adventures cover areas from Chama, to the Gila region and Ruidoso, offering a variety of exceptional hunting opportunities across state units. With our skilled guides committed to tracking prime bulls, you'll truly experience the "call of the wild." Many hunts align with the rut season, giving you the chance to approach your target within vital range using any weapon for an exciting experience Rifle and muzzleloader hunts generally last 5 days, while archery hunts can extend to 7 days in most locations. Contact us to learn about the top areas for the upcoming season

New Mexico Big-Game Draw Application Process

Step 1 – Initial Contact

Contact Derek or Dalton Martin directly and let us know:

    •    The species you want to hunt

    •    Your preferred style of hunt

    •    Your goals for the trip

Step 2 – Consultation & Paperwork

After a consultation phone call, we will email you:

    •    A Draw Contract

    •    A Limited Power of Attorney form

All hunters must have a signed draw contract on file before entering the New Mexico draw, per New Mexico Game and Fish law.

Step 3 – Create a New Mexico Game and Fish Account

If you do not already have an account with New Mexico Game and Fish, you will need to create one on their website.

Step 4 – Return Signed Documents

Complete the Draw Contract and Limited Power of Attorney and email them back to us.

Step 5 – Application Fee Invoice

Once we receive your completed documents, we will send you an invoice for our $50 application fee.

Step 6 – Application Submission

After we confirm your application fee has been paid, we will log into your New Mexico Game and Fish account and submit your application for the species you wish to hunt.

Important:

New Mexico requires all applicants to front the cost of license fees for the species they apply for. New Mexico Game and Fish will hold these funds until draw results are posted in mid-April.

    •    If successful, the state will keep the license fees for the species you draw.

    •    If unsuccessful, license fees for undrawn species will be refunded.

Application Deadline:

March 18, 2026 at 5:00 PM (MT)

Step 7 – Application Complete

Your application is now submitted. All that’s left to do is wait patiently until draw results are released in mid-April.

Step 8 – Draw Results & Hunt Planning

Once draw results are posted, we will contact you directly to begin planning your hunt.

If you are unsuccessful in the public land draw, we may be able to secure a private land tag as a guaranteed hunting option, if available.

Step 9 – Final Booking

If you are successful in the public land draw:

    •    A 50% deposit is required to officially book your hunt

    •    Once the deposit is received, you will be added to our schedule and assigned a guide

    •    The remaining 50% balance is due 30 days prior to your hunt start date

Step 10 – Head to New Mexico

Pack your bags and get ready for your New Mexico hunt!

These hunts must be obtained through the New Mexico Public Lottery System. It opens January 14, 2026 and end on March 18, 2026.

Call for more information and get started

New Mexico Big-Game Draw Application Process

Step 1 – Initial Contact

Contact Derek or Dalton Martin directly and let us know:

    •    The species you want to hunt

    •    Your preferred style of hunt

    •    Your goals for the trip

Step 2 – Consultation & Paperwork

After a consultation phone call, we will email you:

    •    A Draw Contract

    •    A Limited Power of Attorney form

All hunters must have a signed draw contract on file before entering the New Mexico draw, per New Mexico Game and Fish law.

Step 3 – Create a New Mexico Game and Fish Account

If you do not already have an account with New Mexico Game and Fish, you will need to create one on their website.

Step 4 – Return Signed Documents

Complete the Draw Contract and Limited Power of Attorney and email them back to us.

Step 5 – Application Fee Invoice

Once we receive your completed documents, we will send you an invoice for our $50 application fee.

Step 6 – Application Submission

After we confirm your application fee has been paid, we will log into your New Mexico Game and Fish account and submit your application for the species you wish to hunt.

Important:

New Mexico requires all applicants to front the cost of license fees for the species they apply for. New Mexico Game and Fish will hold these funds until draw results are posted in mid-April.

    •    If successful, the state will keep the license fees for the species you draw.

    •    If unsuccessful, license fees for undrawn species will be refunded.

Application Deadline:

March 18, 2026 at 5:00 PM (MT)

Step 7 – Application Complete

Your application is now submitted. All that’s left to do is wait patiently until draw results are released in mid-April.

Step 8 – Draw Results & Hunt Planning

Once draw results are posted, we will contact you directly to begin planning your hunt.

If you are unsuccessful in the public land draw, we may be able to secure a private land tag as a guaranteed hunting option, if available.

Step 9 – Final Booking

If you are successful in the public land draw:

    •    A 50% deposit is required to officially book your hunt

    •    Once the deposit is received, you will be added to our schedule and assigned a guide

    •    The remaining 50% balance is due 30 days prior to your hunt start date

Step 10 – Head to New Mexico

Pack your bags and get ready for your New Mexico hunt!