SCI
NORTHERN NEW MEXICO
SCI - Northern New Mexico
WHAT'S INCLUDED
✅ Private Land Antelope Buck Authorization
✅ Lodging in Fort Sumner, NM
✅ Meals during the hunt
✅ Transportation during the hunt
✅ Professional 1x1 Guide Service
✅ Caping for trophy preparation
NOT INCLUDED
❌ New Mexico hunting license or stamps (available at wildlife.state.nm.us)
❌ Packing or shipping of meat and trophy
❌ Personal items or gratuities
❌ Expenses before or after the hunt
❌ Transportation to and from Fort Sumner
ABOUT THE HUNT
Experience an exclusive 3-day rifle hunt for trophy pronghorn antelope on 30,000 acres of private land at the renowned JLJ Ranch, located south of Santa Rosa, New Mexico.
This property sits in NMDGF Game Unit 40, known for producing record-class antelope ranging from the mid-70s to over 80 inches, with a few bucks pushing 87 inches.
The winner will enjoy one-on-one professional guide service, comfortable lodging in Fort Sumner, and hearty home-cooked meals throughout the hunt.
Every detail of this adventure is designed to deliver a world-class experience, from spotting antelope across the rolling plains to capping your trophy for transport.
Hunt dates will take place in October 2026, arranged directly with Rocky Top Hunting Services to ensure the best timing for antelope movement and weather.
300 TOTAL TICKETS WILL BE SOLD
Once we sell out of the tickets, we will choose a winner randomly and announce the winner on our Facebook Page. Thank you for all of your support and good luck!
About SCI & the Northern New Mexico Chapter
Safari Club International (SCI) is dedicated to defending the freedom to hunt and promoting wildlife conservation worldwide. Through science-based wildlife management, global collaboration, and government accountability, SCI champions ethical hunting and the protection of wildlife habitats for future generations.
The Northern New Mexico Chapter carries this mission forward at the local level. As a volunteer-led organization, the chapter raises funds through community events that support advocacy, education, humanitarian efforts, and conservation projects. Seventy percent of all funds raised remain in the chapter to directly benefit local initiatives and outdoor programs.