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Unit 16A New Mexico Elk Hunting, Fully Guided Archery & Rifle Trophy Elk Hunts

Trophy Ridge Outfitters Guiding Trophy Elk hunts in New Mexico’s Gila Mountains.  Hunting unit 16A Elk is our specialty.

Unit 16A New Mexico Elk Hunting.  Archery Hunting Unit 16A elk or Rifle elk hunting unit 16A is the other method a person is allowed to hunt.  Unit 16A New Mexico Hunting offers some fairly easy access but many of the trophy bulls some scoring well over 350 are in the more remote and rough areas of unit 16A.   The Gila Mountains of New Mexico offers some of the best elk hunting in the world. At Trophy Ridge Outfitters we have been successfully guiding elk hunters for over 22 years.  Unit 16A Elk Tag New Mexico is a difficult item to come by as the area is a high demand / high quality elk hunting.  The terrain is moderate to rough so you need to insure you are physically prepared for unit 16A elk hunting.  Call us today to book your next Gila Mountain elk hunt in New Mexico.  Drawing a archery hunting unit 16A elk tag is easier than drawing a rifle Unit 16A New Mexico Elk Hunting tag as the odds are less than 3% on the rifle tag. Trophy Ridge Hunting Outfitters can assist you in drawing a tag by placing you in the outfitter draw.  This method almost always ups your odds on drawing a tag.  Call Audrey or Roger today to get information about increasing your draw odds on a Unit 16A Elk Tag New Mexico.

New Mexico Game Management Unit 16A: That portion of Game Management Unit 16A beginning at the junction of Bursum Road (NM 159/USFS Road 28) and US 180, then north along US 180 to its junction with NM 12, then northeast along NM 12 to its junction with NM 435, then south along NM 435 to its junction with Negrito Creek south of Reserve, then east along Negrito Creek to its junction with the north fork of Negrito Creek, then east along the north fork of Negrito Creek to its junction with USFS road 94 at Collins Park, then south on USFS Road 94 to its junction with USFS Road 28, then southeasterly on USFS Road 28 to its junction with USFS Road 30, then southeasterly on USFS Road 30 to its junction with USFS Road 142, then southwesterly on USFS Road 142 to its junction with USFS Road 142C west of Cooney Prairie, then south on USFS road 142C to the Gila Wilderness Boundary, then west along the Gila Wilderness Boundary to its junction with Snow Creek below Snow Lake, then south along Snow Creek to its junction with Gilita Creek, then west along Gilita Creek to its junction with Willow Creek, then west along Willow Creek to its junction with USFS Trail 138, then westerly along FT 138 to its junction with FT 182, then north on FT 182 to its junction with Bursum Road (NM159/USFS road 28) at Sandy Point, then west along Bursum Road (NM 159/USFS road 28) to its junction with US 180.

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Maps for New Mexico Game Management unit 16A BLM Maps: Mogollon Mountains Quad and Tularosa Mountains Quad.