LOH OutfittersSouthern New Mexico
LOH OutfittersSouthern New Mexico
The grey ghost of the Southwest.
In New Mexico's far western reaches lives one of North America's most challenging deer to hunt, the Coues deer. A small subspecies of white-tailed deer, it is also called cola blanca or the grey ghost for its small grey body, large white tail, and elusive nature.
Good glass, persistence, and patience are the keys to success. Shots usually range from 200 to 500 yards, and hunters can expect to hike anywhere from 1 to 8 miles a day in pursuit of these desert whitetails.
Ready to chase New Mexico Coues deer? Let's talk about your draw application today, we'll handle all the details!
or call (575) 315-6107Draw tag only: no landowner tags.
Hunt price includes lodging, meals, guided services, and field care. NMDOW licenses, taxes, meat processing, taxidermy, and gratuity are not included. See the FAQ for the full breakdown, gear list, and more logistics.
The Coues is a small subspecies of white-tailed deer nicknamed the grey ghost for its small grey body and elusive nature. Good glass, persistence, and patience are the keys to success.
Coues deer live in New Mexico's far-western reaches. Reach out for current season dates and unit options.
Shots usually range from 200 to 500 yards, and hunters can expect to hike 1 to 8 miles a day glassing the desert hillsides.
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New Mexico's Lottery Draw awards a limited number of tags. Reach out today to discuss your hunt plans, we'll guide you through each step.
Request a Call → or call (575) 315-6107