An abundance of Elk, Mule Deer and Rio Grande Turkey are found in the high mountain forest north of Pinon. To the south and east of Pinon are desert lands offering Mearn's, Gambel's and Scaled Quail, along with desert Mule Deer. Comfortable lodging and all meals are included for each New Mexico hunt. License fees are not included. The first half of September is Elk bow season.
Licenses are available by drawing only.
The application deadline is April 24. Due to the limited number of licenses, the success rate for Elk bowhunters is higher in New Mexico than most other states. Mule Deer Bowhunts Mule Deer bowhunts will be held during the first 2 weeks of September and the first 2 weeks of January. The January deer hunts are a great opportunity to escape the cold winter weather of the north for the mild climate of the Southwest. Quail Hunts Quail season runs from November 15 to February 15.