ANT-1-193 · BuckRES + NR

Unit 36 pronghorn,Units 36, 37

Season Any Legal Sep 26–Sep 28·Units: 36·10 tags in 2026·Who can apply: residents and nonresidents

Odds for:Nonresident · 0 pts
Answer card2026 draw · Nonresident

10 tags, 75 applied, 5% drew in 2026. 76th hardest of 162 New Mexico pronghorn draws in 2026.

Draw result · 2026
<1%
0 of 1 drew
Harvest success
52–80%
Range, 2023–2025
Tags · 2026
10
Applicants · 2026
75
7.5 per tag
Draw results · whole hunt
YearWhoApplicantsDrew
2026Nonresident10
2026Resident744
2025Outfitter30

New Mexico prints whole-hunt figures, not results by point level.

Draw history
YearWhoDraw
2026Nonresident0 of 1 drew
2026Resident4 of 74 drew
2025Nonresident0 of 3 drew
2025Outfitter0 of 3 drew
2025Resident7 of 106 drew
2024Nonresident0 of 2 drew
2024Outfitter0 of 1 drew
2024Resident5 of 73 drew
Other applicant tracks
TrackYearAppliedDrew
Outfitter202530

Draws that run alongside the general one, from the latest results.

What it is
Hunt
Units 36, 37
Weapon
Any Legal
Tags
10 (2026)
Who can apply
Residents and nonresidents
Season dates, 2026
  • Any Legal: Sep 26–Sep 28

Check the regulations for boundaries and restrictions.

Harvest success, ANT-1-193
2019–2025
19100%2071%2286%2380%2471%2552%

2025: 11 taken by 21 hunters. Success is animals taken ÷ hunters.

Before you apply
Tag fee
“Private-Land Only Pronghorn License $63 $410”
Tag fee
“Pronghorn License $70 $423”
Points
“New Mexico does not grant preference to previously unsuccessful applicants.”
Application fee
“All draw license fees include a nonrefundable application fee (residents: $7; non-residents: $13).”

Rules for 2026.

Source: NMDGF · Updated Nov 13, 2026