I was wondering if anyone knows about the hunts that are going to take place in Nex Mexico to reduce the Gemsbeck population.Where do I apply and is it for nonresidents?
The $1500 is a bargain for someone who will never get to Africa. Add in airfare, daily rates, trophy fees for the half dozen extra animals, shipping, etc. and you will see the New Mexico trip is about 20% of one to the real "land of enchantment. Oh yeah, my hunting partner just got back from the Tularosa hunt with a 37" female. He's been to Africa twice and the NM hunt is still a blast.
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Also if you look at the application process it only costs $6.00 to apply the full fee is only charged if you actually draw a tag. Doesn't tie your money up for months like it did before.
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I am planning on applying this year. Any suggestions or experience as to which unit or time period is best?
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quote:Originally posted by Corax: I am planning on applying this year. Any suggestions or experience as to which unit or time period is best?
Ah, just pick one. Decide when you can hunt and go for one during that time. All areas will produce good results (success rate is about 99% for all hunts). If you can shoot, you can kill an oryx in NM. That said, the Rhodes Canyon hunt area has a reputation for producing nice sized bulls. I've been on three hunts on the Small Missile Range. My own resulted in a 37.5" cow, my buddy nailed a 38" cow, and my wife shot a 19" curly horned non-typical. If you "shop around" you can score a nice one anywhere.
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