LOH OutfittersSouthern New Mexico
African gemsbok in South Central New Mexico.

The oryx, also known as the gemsbok, is a striking African antelope that was released on the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico between the years 1969 and 1977. After their release, they migrated off base. Both sexes carry long, straight horns of 30-40 inches and often weigh near 500 pounds.
Ready to chase New Mexico Oryx? Let's talk about your draw application today, we'll handle all the details!
or call (575) 315-61075-day off-range fully guided draw hunt, one guide per hunter.
Book Hunt Now!5-day off-range draw hunt, two hunters sharing one guide.
Book Hunt Now!Draw tag only: no landowner tags. Season dates run all year besides April and May. We can apply for off range and on range oryx 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.
We hunt oryx around the White Sands Missile Range. Most of our clients draw an off range tag which is considered to be a statewide tag. If a hunter has drawn a once-in-a-lifetime tag on the Missile Range, we do offer guided services for that. The arid basin closely mirrors the gemsbok's native African habitat.
Gemsbok are known for their muscular bodies, weighing near 500 pounds. As for their horns, they can be up to 40"+.
Yes, LOH can apply a client into the draw process for specific on range hunts. Contact us about special oryx hunt opportunities for the White Sands Missile Range.
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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.
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