Most huntable land: Pronghorn units in New Mexico

New Mexico pronghorn units with the largest share of HUNTABLE public land — national forest, BLM and state game lands you can hunt without knocking on doors.

#1Unit 28: McGregor Range onlyBest NR odds 0%89.3% public20% success→#2Unit 28: McGregor Range only, military onlyBest NR odds 0%89.3% public50% success→#3Unit 16Best NR odds 1%84.9% public79% success→#4Unit 16: mobility impaired onlyBest NR odds 0%84.9% public100% success→#5Unit 29Best NR odds 5%83.8% public39% success→#6Unit 15Best NR odds 3%77.5% public47% success→#7Unit 15: youth onlyBest NR odds 0%77.5% public50% success→#8Unit 30Best NR odds 17%75.4% public50% success→#9Units 50, 52: youth onlyBest NR odds 12%75.1% public100% success→#10Units 50, 52Best NR odds 8%75.1% public34% success→#11Unit 17Best NR odds 3%73.1% public77% success→#12Unit 17: youth onlyBest NR odds 0%73.1% public100% success→

How this list is ranked

Ranked by huntable public land: USGS PAD-US national forest + BLM + state game lands/WMAs + state forest (unioned) intersected with the official unit boundary in an equal-area projection. National/state parks, military and permit-only refuges are excluded.

Data year: 2025-26. Each row links to its full page with every number cited to its agency source. A place missing a signal is never guessed — it simply can't rank.

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