NM Pronghorn Unit 33

# NM 33 Pronghorn – Tactical Analysis ## Terrain & Access Unit 33 spans 1.45 million acres at 3,300–4,660 ft elevation with 58% public land. Terrain mixes high-desert sagebrush and grassland typical of south-central New Mexico. Forum posts mention patchy public access—confirm available public land and consider contacting NMDGF for maps and private-land ranch partnerships before hunting. ## Herd Quality Trophy record data is not available specific to Unit 33. However, Chaves County (79% geographic overlap) has produced 13 record-book pronghorn since 1939, with a recent streak: five entries in 2021–2024 averaging 82.8 (range 82.0–83.8). This suggests the broader area...