APPLICATION 2026-27
NM DRAW APPLICATIONS DUE MARCH 1, 2026.
2026–2027 New Mexico Big Game Draw Hunts
Let Cut Outfitters help you maximize your chances in the 2026–2027 New Mexico Big Game Draw. We focus on a select number of proven hunting units and apply a strategic approach to the draw process, resulting in strong draw odds and consistent hunt success – with no application fee.
Once tags are drawn, our guided hunt packages are built around local knowledge, experienced guides, and well-managed areas to give you the best possible opportunity in the field.
If you’re planning ahead for the upcoming seasons and want details on available units, pricing, and application strategy, contact CutOutfitters@gmail.com to learn more.
At Cut Outfitters, we strive to provide a comprehensive and transparent experience for our hunters. Please note that hunters are responsible for their transportation to the camp location, state license and habitat stamps, taxidermy, meat processing, meat packing, and any shipping of game, and gross receipts tax.
In the event of a cancellation, deposits may be transferred to a future hunt. Cancellations made less than 45 days prior to your scheduled hunt may be subject to forfeiture.
Private land elk and all turkey hunts, a 50% deposit is required at the time of booking, with the remainder due 30 days prior to arrival in camp.
Guided draw hunts require no deposit for application, but a 50% deposit is due immediately upon drawing a license, and the remaining hunt cost is due 45 days before arriving in camp.
Our wound policy is stringent; if you wound an animal in any way, it is considered your animal, whether it is recovered or not. We commit to spending 24 hours looking for the animal and an additional 24 hours (48 hours total) searching for birds or other evidence of your lost animal. At the end of the 48 hours, your hunt will be concluded.
Limited POA to sign on my behalf for all dealings with NM Game and Fish for New Mexico hunting or fishing licenses or harvest reports.
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