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Unit 16d New Mexico Elk Hunting, Fully Guided Rifle and Archery Trophy Elk Hunts

Trophy Ridge Outfitters Guiding Trophy Elk hunts in New Mexico's Gila Mountains. New Mexico hunting unit 16d Elk is for most the hunt of a lifetime.  Elk hunting unit 16D trophy bull elk for bulls, some over 350 inches in New Mexico is a great way to enjoy your fall hunting trip.

In Unit 16d New Mexico Elk Hunting there is a good chance to kill a 300 class bull all the way to bull elk over 350 in some of the rougher areas.  Elk hunting in unit 16d is one of the best rifle elk units in the state for trophy bull elk. Archery hunting Unit 16d Elk and Rifle elk hunting Unit 16d is a great way to catch the elk in the rut and bugling. If Unit 16d is pre scouted for bulls and they are found they should stay put, but you must be shape because many of the larger bulls are in the rough and remote areas. In elk hunting Unit 16d a 5 point or better is one of the restrictions. Audrey shouldn't have any trouble getting that bull in close because she is an 8 time bugling champion. Unit 16d New Mexico elk hunting is a very good and productive unit with some good bulls taken every year. So if you are looking for your dream hunt of a life time, book a hunt with Audrey & Roger at Trophy Ridge Outfitters one of the best New Mexico elk hunting guides & outfitters, you’ll want to come back every year.

New Mexico Game Management Unit 16D: That portion of New Mexico’s game management unit 16D beginning at Apache Creek and continuing south and west along New Mexico 12 to its junction with New Mexico 435 at Reserve, then south along New Mexico 435 to its junction with Negrito Creek, 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 SFS road 94 at Collins Park, then south along FR 94 to its junction with New Mexico 28, then east along New Mexico 28 to junction with FR 30, then southeast along FR 30 to its intersection with FR 551, then north and west along FR 551 to its junction with FR 28, then north along FR 28 to its intersection with New Mexico 12, then west on New Mexico 12 to Apache Creek.

 

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Maps for New Mexico Game Management unit 16D
BLM Maps: Tularosa Mountains Quad.
US Forest Service Maps: Gila National Forest.

 

US Forest Service Maps: Gila National Forest, Gila Wilderness.

These and other maps may be found at NM Public Lands Information Center, (877) 851-8946, or visit http://plicmapcenter.org/NM/.