NM Pronghorn Unit 50

NM 50 — Tactical Analysis Terrain & Access NM 50 spans 5,577–9,466 ft across 590,000+ acres in north-central New Mexico. Nearly 80% public land—primarily U.S. Forest Service—makes this unit highly accessible for self-guided hunters. The broad elevation range supports diverse habitat from lower piñon-juniper country through ponderosa pine to high alpine zones. Access via maintained forest roads is viable across much of the unit, though high-country terrain becomes increasingly rough at elevation. Trophy Potential Pronghorn from the counties overlapping NM 50 hold a modest record-book history. The area has produced trophy-class animals in recent decades, though entries remain limited..