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ANT-1-213: pronghorn hunt in Unit 41, Aug 29-31

ANT-1-213 is a 2026-27 New Mexico draw hunt for a pronghorn of either sex with any legal weapon in Unit 41, August 29 to 31, with 4 licenses (NMDOW 2026-27 Hunting Rules and Information, page 103). In the 2026 draw, 39 applicants chose it first and 3 of them drew it (NMDOW 2026 drawing report). In 2025-26, NMDGF reports 4 licenses sold, 4 hunters reporting, a 67% success rate, 1 buck and 1 doe taken.

Data updated October 2026. Hunt: NMDOW's 2026-27 Hunting Rules and Information, page 103. Draw: NMDOW's 2026 and 2025 drawing reports. Results: NMDGF harvest reports.

Map of New Mexico Unit 41: public land by manager, neighboring units 40, 42 and 59, highways NM 402, NM 420, US 54 and NM 102, and Nara Visa, San Jon and Logan

State trust landUnit 41Neighboring unitsLake or riverHighway

ANT-1-213 at a glance
Species and bagPronghorn: Either sex (any one pronghorn)
WeaponAny legal weapon
DatesAugust 29 to 31 (2026-27)
UnitUnit 41
Licenses4 (drawn)
Who may applyyouth only
First-choice applicants, 202639 (3 drew on first choice)
Result, 2025-2667% success, 1 buck, 1 doe
Public land in the hunt's units20.5%

How many hunters applied for ANT-1-213?

39 applicants chose ANT-1-213 first in the 2026 draw and 3 drew it on that choice, 7.7% of them. 4 of the 4 licenses were drawn in all. In 2025: 33 first-choice applicants and 3 drawn on first choice. These are NMDOW's results for those draws, not a forecast.

Pool, 2026First choiceSecond choiceThird choiceDrawn on first choiceDrawn in all
Residents39242234
Nonresidents without an outfitter00000
Applicants with an outfitter00000
All applicants39242234
Pool, 2025First choiceSecond choiceThird choiceDrawn on first choiceDrawn in all
Residents32222134
Nonresidents without an outfitter10000
Applicants with an outfitter00000
All applicants33222134

Source: NMDOW 2026 big game drawing report and NMDOW 2025 big game drawing report.

How did hunters do on ANT-1-213?

NMDGF's results for ANT-1-213, season by season, for every season it reported this code in the same units. The newest success rate is 67% (2025-26), from 4 hunters reporting. Licenses sold went from 5 in 2019-20 to 4 in 2025-26. NMDGF also prints private-land licenses under ANT-1-213; they have their own column and are not counted in the drawn hunt's results.

SeasonBagDatesLicenses soldHunters reportingSuccess rateBucksDoesDays hunted, averageHunter satisfaction, 1 to 5Private-land licenses, same code
2025-26ES8/23-8/254467%1132.7
2024-25ES8/24-8/265580%311.62.81 (0 bucks, 0 does)
2023-24ESAug. 26-285540%111.63.6
2022-23ESAug. 14-1653100%50233 (3 bucks, 0 does)
2020-21ESAug. 15-175580%4024.22 (0 bucks, 0 does)
2019-20ESAug. 17-195560%3014.42 (2 bucks, 0 does)

Source: NMDGF 2025-26 pronghorn harvest report, NMDGF 2024-25 pronghorn harvest report and NMDGF 2023-24 pronghorn harvest report and earlier NMDOW pronghorn harvest reports.

How does ANT-1-213 compare with the other Unit 41 pronghorn hunts?

ANT-1-213 is one of 6 pronghorn hunt codes NMDOW lists for Unit 41 in 2026-27. In the 2026 draw it had the 4th most first-choice applicants of the 6 drawn ones (39). Its 2025-26 success rate, 67%, was the 2nd highest of the 6 codes NMDGF reported there that season. Unit 41 pronghorn hunts has all of them side by side, with the area's harvest by season. The hunt's units are 20.5% public land (240,546 acres).

Questions hunters ask

How many licenses does ANT-1-213 have?

NMDOW lists 4 licenses for ANT-1-213 in 2026-27 (NMDOW 2026-27 Hunting Rules and Information, page 103). NMDGF's 2024-25 report shows 5 sold.

What is the success rate for ANT-1-213?

NMDGF's 2025-26 harvest report gives ANT-1-213 a 67% success rate, from 4 hunters reporting. Over the 6 seasons NMDGF reported it, the rate ran from 40% to 100%.

How many people applied for ANT-1-213 in 2026?

85 applicants listed ANT-1-213 as a first, second or third choice in the 2026 draw; 39 chose it first and 3 of those drew it, 7.7% of first-choice applicants (NMDOW 2026 drawing report). In 2025, 33 chose it first.

Can nonresidents apply for ANT-1-213?

Yes. Nonresidents draw from the 6% of licenses set aside for them, or the 10% for applicants with a registered outfitter (NMDOW 2026-27 Hunting Rules and Information, page 18). NMDOW warns that with 4 licenses, an outfitted applicant is extremely unlikely to draw this hunt, and a nonresident is extremely unlikely to draw it.