Mule Deer and Elk Hunts

Mesquite River Outfitters books guided Mule Deer and Elk hunts on the Henderson Family ranches located near Flying H, New Mexico.  With just under 10,000 acres of PRIVATE ranch land in the foothills of the Sacramento Mountains of south central New Mexico, a hunter can be guaranteed an incredible hunting experience. There are no high fences on the ranches, making any animal taken eligible for Boone & Crockett or Pope & Young awards.

The ranch is located approximately 25 miles southeast of Ruidoso, New Mexico and borders the Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation. The terrain is rugged with deep canyons and elevations ranging from 5,600 feet to over 7,000 feet. Cover varies from open areas on the east to juniper, pinon and ponderosa pines on the west. Hunting areas are in Unit 32 (east of the county road) and Unit 34 (west of the county road.)

 
 
       
6 x 6 Bull Elk taken by Sam Henderson, Sr. on the last day
of the 2010 hunting season -- three weeks shy of his 87th birthday.
  Mule Deer rifle hunt, 2010  
     
     
     
  2009 Muzzleloader Mule Deer  
     
     
  2009 rifle Mule Deer  
     
       
  2009 rifle elk  
     
       
  The Big One!
Taken in 1958 by Sam Henderson, Sr.  Chromo, CO.
 
     
     
  Hunt Packages:  
3-day Mule Deer Hunts,
Rifle and Muzzleloader
1 buck per hunter; maximum of 6 rifle hunters per year
All hunts are guided 2:1 trophy hunts
$3,150
5-day Mule Deer Archery Hunt (January) Semi-guided over waterholes or spot and stalk
(wounded is considered taken)
$2,850
Elk Hunts Elk hunts are available on a limited basis. Contact Sam Henderson, Jr or Hunter Henderson for more information.  
Barbary/Auodad Sheep Hunts

Rifle hunts Guided spot and stalk
Expect 25” to 30” rams

$1,500 plus
$500 trophy fee
:: If blood is drawn the animal is considered harvested
 
    Old Road Canyon on the New Mexico Ranch.

The Oldtimers say Henry Tunstall of the famed Lincoln County War was killed in this canyon. Historians with New Mexico magazine write that Mr. Tunstall was killed just after lunch while riding from his ranch on the Felix Creek to the town of Lincoln.  Billy the Kid worked for Mr. Tunstall. When Billy sought revenge he started The Lincoln County War.
 
Sam Henderson, Jr.
PO Box 391 :: Eldorado, Texas, 76936
Phone: 325-853-1543 :: Email: mrohunts@verizon.net

hunter Henderson
PO Box 918 :: Springtown, Texas  76082
Phone: 817-600-6393 :: Email: badheart1@live.com