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Pronghorn hunting in New Mexico Unit 14: hunts, draw and harvest

NMDOW's 2026-27 booklet lists 4 pronghorn hunt codes in Unit 14, from August 15 to October 5, 2026 (page 96). In 2025-26, NMDGF reports 59 licenses sold, 50 hunters reporting, a 63% success rate, 34 bucks and 0 does taken on the Unit 14 hunts.

Data updated October 2026. Hunts: NMDOW's 2026-27 Hunting Rules and Information. Draw: NMDOW's 2026 drawing report. Harvest: NMDGF reports to 2025-26.

Map of New Mexico Unit 14: public land by manager, neighboring units 8, 9, 13, 18, 38, 39 and 43, highways I-25, I-40, NM 47 and NM 55, and Rio Communities, Peralta, Bosque Farms, Moriarty and Albuquerque

National forestBLMState trust landWildlife Commission landNational wildlife refugeState parkNational Park ServiceMilitary landTribal landOther federal (closed)Unit 14Neighboring unitsLake or riverHighway

Unit 14 pronghorn at a glance
UnitUnit 14
Hunt codes, 2026-274 (0 drawn)
Season spanAugust 15 to October 5, 2026
NMDGF harvest, 2025-2634 (34 bucks, 0 does)
Success rate, 2025-2663% (NMDGF)
Public land17% (180,546 acres)

Which pronghorn hunts are in Unit 14 for 2026-27?

Every pronghorn hunt code NMDOW lists for Unit 14, with the code's own 2025-26 result where NMDGF reported one under the same code and units.

Hunt codeWeaponDates, 2026-27Bag limitLicensesWho may apply2025-26 result
ANT-2-304bowAug 15-23A pronghorn with at least one horn longer than its earsnot drawnprivate land only4 sold, 50% success, 1 buck, 0 does
ANT-1-305any legal weaponAug 29-31A pronghorn with at least one horn longer than its earsnot drawnprivate land only22 sold, 76% success, 16 bucks, 0 does
ANT-1-306any legal weaponSep 26-28A pronghorn with at least one horn longer than its earsnot drawnprivate land only19 sold, 56% success, 11 bucks, 0 does
ANT-1-307any legal weaponOct 3-5A pronghorn with at least one horn longer than its earsnot drawnprivate land only14 sold, 55% success, 6 bucks, 0 does

Hunts: NMDOW 2026-27 Hunting Rules and Information, page 96. Results: NMDGF 2025-26 pronghorn harvest report. Success rate is NMDGF's own figure.

How many pronghorn are taken in Unit 14?

NMDGF's totals for the Unit 14 pronghorn hunts, season by season. The newest, 2025-26: 59 licenses sold, 50 hunters reporting, a 63% success rate, 34 bucks and 0 does taken.

SeasonLicenses soldHunters reportingSuccess rateBucksDoes
2025-26595063%340
2024-25362954%190
2023-24474152%260
2022-23413152%220
2020-21604990%430
2019-20353190%320
2018-19121182%100
2017-18121067%70
2016-1796100%90

Source: NMDOW pronghorn harvest reports, the printed area totals (public-land hunt codes and, where NMDGF counts them in the total, private-land licenses).

How much public land is in Unit 14?

17% of Unit 14 is public land, 180,546 of 1,060,051 acres, most of it national forest (149,606 acres), measured from the BLM New Mexico surface management agency map (read 2026-10). The unit page has the map, highways, towns and neighbors: Unit 14.

Questions hunters ask

How many pronghorn licenses are there in Unit 14?

NMDOW's 2026-27 booklet lists 4 pronghorn hunt codes for Unit 14; 4 more are not drawn (private land, youth encouragement or over the counter) (NMDOW 2026-27 Hunting Rules and Information, page 96).

What is the pronghorn success rate in Unit 14?

NMDGF's 2025-26 harvest report gives a 63% success rate for the Unit 14 pronghorn hunts as a whole: 50 hunters reported and 34 pronghorn were taken. Across the 9 seasons NMDGF reported for this area, the rate ran from 52% to 100%.

When is pronghorn season in Unit 14 in 2026?

The Unit 14 pronghorn hunts run from August 15, 2026 to October 5, 2026. Bow hunts start Aug 15 and any legal weapon hunts start Aug 29, Sep 26 and Oct 3 (NMDOW 2026-27 Hunting Rules and Information, page 96).