weather in unit 23

[denny]

wondering how the weather usually is in unit 23 nov. 1-5 mule deer. more so neer mule creek rd.

[W.O.T]

I've hunted that area for several yrs... seems like it rained during the hunt a number of times, so we have opted out of the Nov hunts... good luck

[skeeter]

Have hunted that unit twice, first time it rained then turned to snow, (didn't stick ). Second time was clear & cold but not extremely cold, good luck, Jed

[denny]

thanx for info , how about buying tag can i buy it from wal mart, chevron or online. also restriction on polaris ranger atv's utv's need to be liscensed etc. or even aloowed in unit will be using it to get to point a to point b instead of driving pickup no 4wheel drive.

 

thanx

[Snapshot]

thanx for info , how about buying tag can i buy it from wal mart, chevron or online. also restriction on polaris ranger atv's utv's need to be liscensed etc. or even aloowed in unit will be using it to get to point a to point b instead of driving pickup no 4wheel drive.

 

thanx

 

Your best bet is to get your tag from the New Mexico G&F online right now, or you will have to get it in New mexico before your hunt starts. Do not forget to get your Forest service recreational use sticker, $10.00 bucks I think, and attach it to your license. Getting caught without one will cost you$$$$$$. Also do not use your atv/ohv without getting your Non-resident OHV permit, getting caught without it will cost you $$$$$.

 

Nonresident OHV Permit

and Use Fees

Nonresident permits may be purchased during regular

business hours, at Department of Game and Fish

offices in Santa Fe, Albuquerque, Raton, Roswell

and Las Cruces or at the New Mexico Department of

Tourism.

Nonresident permits and fees (Must be renewed

every 2 years from the date of initial registration):

• Only available at Department of Game and Fish and

Department of Tourism offices.

• $17 Permit Fee (unless OHV is registered in another

state)

• $30 User Fee (unless an OHV user fee is currently

paid in another state)

• $1 New Mexico Clean and Beautiful Program Fee

• $2 Administrative Fee

• $50 total ($3 if registered and permitted in

another state)

Nonresident 90-day permits and fees:

• Nonresidents have the option to purchase a 90-Day

Permit for $23, which includes user, administrative

and program fees.

 

 

 

[SunDevil]

3 years ago the weather was very pleasant for us on this hunt.

[Snapshot]

I forgot to mention that you can get your OHV sticker with the New Mexico dept of Tourism by phone and fax and they will send it to you.

[fatfootdoc]

I have hunted that unit several times and the weather has always been good. ALmost to hot at times though. Good luck. ag

[denny]

thanx snapshot, i will be taking heaving clothing just in case is there a map that shows private land/public land dont want to get ran off some ranchers land.

[4Falls]

The private land will be well posted and alot of 23 north of mule creek is public. Tags are available at the gas station in Glenwood, which is not far from Mule Creek, and on the way to Alma which is a good place to access alot of the unit.

Weather will be hit or miss. Stay posted to the Weather channel. If it gets muddy make sure your two wheel drive truck is close to a decent road. Have a good hunt.