Gallo Lake Inholding

Gallo Lake is a true first inholding surrounded on all sides by Apache Sitegraves National Forest.  This 160 acre inholding sets in a huge grass draw surrounded by 9000’ ponderosa pine covered peaks.  After the monsoon storms, a dry lake bed on the deeded acreage will fill and hold lots of water which becomes a daily wallowing spot for bull elk prior to and during the rut.

Access to Gallo Lake Inholding

From HWY 32, travel approximately 5 miles on the gravel-maintained Slaughter Mesa Road, then go another 1/2 mile on the Apache Mountain Road.  The property is seldom inaccessible due to snow or rain.

Acreage of Gallo Lake Inholding

There are 160 deeded acres on this Gallo Lake listing.

New Mexico Hunting Property Information

The property will qualify for the (SCR) E-plus program where an occasional elk tag will be allocated.  The property holds elk during all seasons and occasionally turkeys.

Vegetation on Gallo Lake Inholding

There is grama grass and some rabbit brush.  Trees include scattered ponderosa pines, piñon pine, and junipers.