New Mexico
With guaranteed licenses, top-tier guides, and private land access, our New Mexico antelope hunts offer some of the best odds in the West for bagging a record class buck.
hunt Pronghorn with Magnum
Big Bucks. Big Country. No Draw.
Near 100% success for over two decades — and no lottery required!
Hunting antelope in New Mexico with Magnum means you skip the draw and go straight to the action. Our private ranches cover 37,000 minimum-pressured acres, where we consistently guide hunters to mature bucks in the 14″–17″ range scoring 74-82 B&C. Our guides know how to glass, stalk, and put you within range of the trophy you’re after.
Hunters may see 100 or more antelope during their hunt along with an occasional coyote. “New Mexico Antelope Hunting Licenses” are guaranteed through “Private Landowner Permits” so no need to enter a drawing. The archery antelope season is in late August with the rifle antelope season is in early October when the weather is often very pleasant.
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Top-notch Amenities
What’s Included With Your Hunt
Guaranteed License Access
Every hunt includes a Private Landowner Authorization Permit, so your New Mexico license is guaranteed—no draw needed.
Expert Spot & Stalk Guides
Our guides specialize in locating mature pronghorn across vast, open country. You’ll cover ground, glass strategically, and get into range with precision.
Comfortable Lodging & Meals
Enjoy hearty food and relaxing accommodations in camp. We’ll keep you well-fed and rested between glassing sessions and stalks.
Trophy Care & Field Support
From caping and quartering to basic field prep, we’ll help take care of your buck after the shot.
What’s not included: Personal hunting equipment, gratuities, alcoholic beverages (available locally), hunting licenses, and taxidermy/meat processing. Per your request we can transport your trophy to a local taxidermist or ship your trophy to your taxidermist of choice for a reasonable handling fee plus shipping.
“Hunting Pronghorn antelope in New Mexico is a great adventure with beautiful scenery and great hunts. It is a fun time getting to know and enjoy Jim and the guides on an in-depth personal level. The hunting, the food, and the accommodations make for an awesome hunting trip. If you are looking for an exciting hunt with good companions, then this is a first class hunt that you do not want to miss.”
“For me, the ultimate testament to the level of service you provide is the ability to earn repeat customers. For this year’s New Mexico antelope hunt, 75% of the hunters on this trip were repeat customers of Magnum Guide Service, and the hunt did not disappoint. All of us were finished by lunchtime opening day, with our tags on some fantastic bucks (especially mine)!”
“I had an amazing time hunting antelope with Magnum Guide Service in New Mexico. It was a wonderful hunt and an awesome experience with a great team of guides. They are very knowledgeable about the area, lands and herds, as well. They put in their homework and do what needs to be done. Jim & Scott made sure all their hunters got an opportunity at an antelope.”
Pronghorn Hunt Rates
New Mexico Pronghorn Hunts
| Hunt | What’s Included | Price |
|---|---|---|
| New Mexico Guided Hunt | Fully guided hunt. Non-hunters are welcome for $275.00 pp per day based upon availability. | $4,500.00 + NM Sales Tax |
| Non-resident antelope license, guaranteed by private landowner permit | $292.00 | |
| Non-resident Game Hunting License | $65.00 | |
| Habitat Management & Access Validation Stamp | $4.00 | |
| Vendor Fee if purchasing one or more stamps | $1.00 |
2026 New Mexico Pronghorn Hunt Dates
To be determined.
Pronghorn Hunt FAQs
Do I need to enter a license drawing?
Nope! All Magnum hunts in New Mexico include a Private Landowner Permit, which guarantees your license.
What kind of bucks can I expect?
Most bucks score between 74–82 B&C, with horns ranging from 14″–17″. That’s well above the SCI record book minimum of 70”.
What’s the typical shooting range?
Average shot distance is around 225 yards. We recommend practicing at longer ranges before your hunt.
When is the hunting season?
Archery hunts run in late August; rifle hunts are held in early October. Expect cool mornings and mild weather.
What’s the terrain like?
You’ll be glassing across rolling prairie, grasslands, and open flats. It’s classic pronghorn country—big skies and lots of visibility.
No Tag Draw. No Pressure. Just the Hunt of a Lifetime.
Start planning your spot-and-stalk adventure today with the Magnum Guide Team.