ANT-3-232 · Either sexRES + NR

Unit 50 pronghorn,Units 50, 52: youth only

Season Muzzle - Youth Only Aug 1–Aug 3·Units: 50·40 tags in 2026·Who can apply: residents and nonresidents

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

40 tags, 125 applied, 17% drew in 2026. 131st hardest of 162 New Mexico pronghorn draws in 2026.

Draw result · 2026
6%
1 of 18 drew
Harvest success
41–66%
Range, 2023–2025
Tags · 2026
40
Applicants · 2026
125
3.1 per tag
Draw results · whole hunt
YearWhoApplicantsDrew
2026Nonresident181
2026Outfitter61
2026Resident10119

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

Draw history
YearWhoDraw
2026Nonresident1 of 18 drew
2026Outfitter1 of 6 drew
2026Resident19 of 101 drew
2025Nonresident2 of 17 drew
2025Outfitter3 of 10 drew
2025Resident22 of 90 drew
2024Nonresident2 of 23 drew
2024Outfitter2 of 6 drew
2024Resident22 of 93 drew
Other applicant tracks
TrackYearAppliedDrew
Outfitter202661

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

What it is
Hunt
Units 50, 52: youth only
Weapon
Muzzle - Youth Only
Tags
40 (2026)
Who can apply
Residents and nonresidents
Season dates, 2026
  • Muzzle - Youth Only: Aug 1–Aug 3

Check the regulations for boundaries and restrictions.

Harvest success, ANT-3-232
2022–2025
2263%2366%2450%2541%

2025: 15 taken by 37 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