NM Pronghorn Unit 36

NM 36 — Tactical Analysis. Terrain & Access NM 36 spans 635,000 acres across a dramatic elevation gradient—from 4,261 ft in the lower country to 11,552 ft in the high mountains. Public land comprises 54% of the unit, providing solid access for DIY hunters. The broad elevation range creates diverse habitat: lower-country shortgrass and sagebrush typical of pronghorn country transitions to pinyon-juniper and mixed conifer forest at higher elevations. This vertical diversity means terrain and vegetation type vary significantly depending on where pronghorn are concentrated in a given year. Trophy Potential The counties overlapping NM 36 (Lincoln..