New Mexico 32 West

[Turkeygetpwnd38]

I ended up drawing an archery tag this year for 32 west. I have spent some time in NM but not this particular area. Has anyone had this tag or live close by Roswell that wouldn't mind chatting about any access issues, etc.? You aren't given a designated ranch now so it is a unit wide tag (West of Pecos).

 

[jmannila]

you should do fine. The ranchers are awesome and surely will love you.

 

[TXCO]

There is is fair amount of BLM once you get out of town but its not blocky. Water and monsoons will be the key on where the antelope are.

 

[Turkeygetpwnd38]

Bump. Anyone else headed to NM to chase goats?

 

[Dvidos]

There is is fair amount of BLM once you get out of town but its not blocky. Water and monsoons will be the key on where the antelope are.

+1

 

[rustywpayne]

I have the same hunt. Feel free to PM with any questions.

 

[Turkeygetpwnd38]

Bumping this one up, wasn’t able to hunt 2020 but have the tag again this year. Any suggestions from previous tag holders, locals, places to eat or check out around Roswell?

 

[TheWhitetailNut]

Bump. Anyone else headed to NM to chase goats?

I pulled unit 33

 

[Turkeygetpwnd38]

I pulled unit 33

Sent you a pm

 

[ganngus]

Drew a NM archery goat tag. My plans are to be hot, curse the heat, and wish I was in the high country chasing elk...

 

[Turkeygetpwnd38]

Drew a NM archery goat tag. My plans are to be hot, curse the heat, and wish I was in the high country chasing elk...

Haha yea immediately after this I’ll be chasing high country mulies, looking like I’ll at least get heat acclimated

 

[ganngus]

Haha yea immediately after this I’ll be chasing high country mulies, looking like I’ll at least get heat acclimated

I have a 4th rifle elk tag in Colorado. Had the same tag last year. I am not sure what is going to be more painful, chasing goats in triple digit heat or being a popsicle at 10k+ elevation in November...