Baiting Rules That Apply to New Mexico Bears
New Mexico bear baiting rules and the Department of Game and Fish regulations prohibiting artificial food attractants for big game.
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Female Harvest Limits on New Mexico Bears
Female bear harvest limits in New Mexico protect reproductive sows and sustain long term wildlife populations across management zones.
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How a New Mexico Bear Zone Closes
New Mexico bear management zones close when the Department of Game and Fish reaches set harvest limits or female harvest limits.
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Where New Mexico Black Bear Density Runs Highest
New Mexico black bear density regions and habitat preferences in the Gila Wilderness and Sangre de Cristo Mountains explained.
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The New Mexico Black Bear Population Estimate
New Mexico black bear population estimates explained, showing how biologists calculate numbers and what data means for hunters.
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Ram Curl Requirements New Mexico Enforces
New Mexico bighorn sheep ram curl regulations explain three quarter and full curl horn maturity standards for legal hunting.
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How New Mexico Rebuilt Its Bighorn Herds
New Mexico wildlife managers and conservation groups rebuilt dwindling bighorn sheep herds using strategic transplants and scientific research.
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New Mexico Bighorn Sheep Draw Odds
New Mexico bighorn sheep draw odds explain the pure lottery system and tag allocation splits for residents and non-residents.
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Where Rocky Mountain Bighorn Live Up North
Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep in New Mexico inhabit high elevations and wilderness areas of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
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Where Desert Bighorn Live in New Mexico
Desert bighorn sheep in New Mexico inhabit rugged southern mountain ranges featuring steep rocky slopes, canyons and water sources.
