Game Management Unit 21B (32.8031, -107.3874)
© OpenStreetMap contributorsGame Management Unit 21B
Game Management Unit 21B spans the Black Range mountains and valleys to the desert floor in Sierra County, southwestern New Mexico, from roughly 4,000 to 7,800 feet; flat creosote hills rise to mesquite and juniper, with ponderosa pine in the canyon bottoms and at the high peaks. Huntable species include mule deer, Coues deer, elk, pronghorn, javelina, cougar, and black bear under NMDGF zone- and species-specific seasons. About 62% of the unit is public land, with BLM and state trust parcels reached via Black Range Highway 152 and connected dirt roads and trailheads. A valid New Mexico hunting license is required. Confirm current dates, hunt codes, and draw status with NMDGF.
GMU 21B in the Black Range supports mule deer, Coues deer, limited elk, pronghorn, and javelina; cougar runs on a longer statewide season. Confirm current dates, hunt codes, and draw status at NMDGF.
About 62% public land with BLM and state trust parcels scattered throughout (Sierra County); Black Range Highway 152 reaches dirt roads and trailheads.
Data from New Mexico Department of Game and Fish. Conditions change — verify with the managing agency before you go.