NM Pronghorn Unit 37

NM 37 — Terrain & Access NM 37 spans rugged terrain from pinyon-juniper foothills at 4,281 feet to high-elevation mountain ridges above 10,000 feet—a 5,900-foot elevation envelope typical of south-central New Mexico's mixed-habitat landscape. The unit totals over 1 million acres with 40% public access, split between BLM land, national forest, and state parcels. Access is the critical constraint. Two-track roads penetrate interior country, but many are gated or cross private land requiring written landowner permission. County roads provide legitimate through-routes, but routing matters—trespass carries criminal penalties in New Mexico. Preparation (detailed maps, landowner contact, knowledge of public vs..