GMUs 19, 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27: javelina, either sex, any legal weapon

Hunt code
JAV-1-102
Unit
19, 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27
Weapon
Any weapon
Season
any legal weapon
Draw years
2019–2026

In 2026, 952 of 1,780 residents drew (53%).

In 2026, 65 of 268 nonresidents drew (24%).

Harvest success in 2025 was 27%.

Year by year

YearPermitsResidentsNonresidents
AppliedDrewAppliedDrew
2026–1,78095226865
2025–1,71495028763
2024–1,75395827164
2023–1,83596822265
2022–1,67386618356
2021–1,80789617056
2020–1,1098779958
2019–1,0328757756

Harvest

NMDGF counts licenses sold as hunters, and the harvest is NMDGF's estimate from hunter reports, public land only. The success rate is NMDGF's own printed figure, not harvest divided by licenses sold.

YearHuntersHarvestSuccess
20251,10215827%
20241,10123239%
20231,10022640%

Reading these numbers

New Mexico has no points: every application has the same chance every year. Each hunt's licenses are split by law, at least 84% to residents, 6% to nonresidents without an outfitter and 10% to applicants (resident or not) who contracted with an outfitter. Counts here are first-choice applicants and first-choice draws.

  • 20261100 licenses in all; by law at least 84% go to residents, 6% to nonresidents without an outfitter, 10% to an outfitter pool. Outfitter pool (residents or nonresidents who contracted with an outfitter; not counted with the residents or nonresidents above): 12 first-choice applicants, 12 drawn.
  • 20251100 licenses in all; by law at least 84% go to residents, 6% to nonresidents without an outfitter, 10% to an outfitter pool. Outfitter pool (residents or nonresidents who contracted with an outfitter; not counted with the residents or nonresidents above): 16 first-choice applicants, 16 drawn.
  • 20241100 licenses in all; by law at least 84% go to residents, 6% to nonresidents without an outfitter, 10% to an outfitter pool. Outfitter pool (residents or nonresidents who contracted with an outfitter; not counted with the residents or nonresidents above): 6 first-choice applicants, 6 drawn.
  • 20231100 licenses in all; by law at least 84% go to residents, 6% to nonresidents without an outfitter, 10% to an outfitter pool. Outfitter pool (residents or nonresidents who contracted with an outfitter; not counted with the residents or nonresidents above): 3 first-choice applicants, 3 drawn.
  • 20221000 licenses in all; by law at least 84% go to residents, 6% to nonresidents without an outfitter, 10% to an outfitter pool. Outfitter pool (residents or nonresidents who contracted with an outfitter; not counted with the residents or nonresidents above): 12 first-choice applicants, 12 drawn.
  • 20211000 licenses in all; by law at least 84% go to residents, 6% to nonresidents without an outfitter, 10% to an outfitter pool. Outfitter pool (residents or nonresidents who contracted with an outfitter; not counted with the residents or nonresidents above): 10 first-choice applicants, 10 drawn. Hunt area or bag this year: GMUs 19, 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27.
  • 20201000 licenses in all; by law at least 84% go to residents, 6% to nonresidents without an outfitter, 10% to an outfitter pool. Outfitter pool (residents or nonresidents who contracted with an outfitter; not counted with the residents or nonresidents above): 4 first-choice applicants, 4 drawn. Hunt area or bag this year: GMUs 19, 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27.
  • 20191000 licenses in all; by law at least 84% go to residents, 6% to nonresidents without an outfitter, 10% to an outfitter pool. Outfitter pool (residents or nonresidents who contracted with an outfitter; not counted with the residents or nonresidents above): 4 first-choice applicants, 4 drawn.

Sources

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Other hunts in unit 19, 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27

Units listed next to it

In NMDGF's unit order, which often but not always means nearby.