New Mexico landowner tags are transferable to any resident or non-resident that can legally purchase a New Mexico Hunting License.  This includes New Mexico Mule Deer Landowner Tags and New Mexico Elk Landowner Tags.

New Mexico Elk Landowner Tags

   New Mexico elk landowner tags or elk vouchers are available for many of the game management units throughout New Mexico.  New Mexico elk landowner tags, rifle elk landowner tags are available for muzzleloader elk tags, archery elk tags.  New Mexico Elk Tags are often available in unit 11, unit 13, unit 15, unit 16, unit 16a, unit 16b, unit 16c, unit 16d, unit 34, unit 36 and many others.  Those listed are some of the best trophy elk hunting units in the United States that have a majority of public hunting land.   New Mexico has one of the largest trophy elk populations of any state in the US and is a great place to take a kid elk hunting for the first time or for hunting that elusive New Mexico Trophy Elk by using your New Mexico landowner tags, elk hunting tags, elk vouchers, elk tags that can often be purchased here at HuntersDomain.  For help finding a New Mexico landowner tag feel free to call us @ 1-936-634-4426

Featured New Mexico Elk Hunting Outfitters

Elk Hunters needing help finding an outfitter after they draw their New Mexico
hunting license or purchase a New Mexico Elk Landowner Tag can use Hunters Domain to assist them in finding that perfect New Mexico Elk Hunting Guide or Outfitter to insure success on their elk hunting trip.  HuntersDomain has 100's of outfitters all across the
world ready to help you reach your trophy destination.  New Mexico unit 15 Landowner Tags, New Mexico unit 16 Landowner Tags, New Mexico unit 34 Landowner Tags, New Mexico unit 36 Landowner Tags and other trophy elk hunting vouchers can be found here and from our guides and outfitters located in our New Mexico state page.

New Mexico Mule Deer Landowner Tags

New Mexico Mule Deer Landowner Tags or New Mexico deer vouchers are also available here at Hunters Domain in many of the New Mexico Trophy Mule Deer Units.  New Mexico Mule Deer Guides and Outfitters can be found here on HuntersDomain.com to help you fill any New Mexico Landowner deer tag you may have drawn or purchased for the state of New Mexico.  New Mexico Trophy Mule Deer Hunting is at a peak now and will remain there with the continued help from New Mexico Division of Wildlife and Mother Nature providing those much needed spring rains to help in trophy mule deer antler growth.  Guides and Outfitters found here can assist you in acquiring New Mexico Mule Deer Landowner Tags and also provide you with great guiding and a complete package in their hunting areas for your next trophy mule deer hunt.

Information on New Mexico Landowner Tags

New Mexico Department of Game and Fish management policy is exceedingly generous to landowners.  New Mexico landowner vouchers sell for as much as $5,000 for quality unit deer tags and $10,000 for quality unit bull elk tags.  This income from New Mexico's wildlife is in addition to normal private property access charges hunters pay to hunt private lands or simply to gain access to public lands otherwise landlocked by private lands.

Things you need to know about New Mexico Landowner Tags: Elk, Mule Deer, Antelope

1)
A tag holder or owner still must purchase a valid New Mexico Hunting
License from the state by redeeming the voucher you receive from the
landowner.

2)
Ranch only vouchers are good only on the ranch imprinted on your license.  A voucher does not give the person permission to hunt private land and permission should be received in writing or by obtaining a private landowner trespass card issued by the landowner. (These cards are provided to the landowner by the state of New Mexico and are then issued to individuals by the landowners) and they are typically valid for 1 season only.

3)
Private land only vouchers:  All landowner tags or landowner vouchers are NOT valid in the entire unit.  Some of them are good for the "Ranch Only" that
 they were issued to.  Unit wide landowner tags or landowner vouchers are the most common but you need to make certain they are unit wide before you purchase them.

4)
Unit wide New Mexico landowner tags:  Most are unit wide but be absolutely certain before buying these tags some are ranch only vouchers.

5) Landowner Allocation: New Mexico Landowners receive up to 15% of licenses in units that are totally limited for all rifle seasons as compensation for providing wildlife habitat and