Reading the New Mexico Rules and Info Booklet
The New Mexico Rules and Info Booklet explains legal requirements, application processes, weapon restrictions, and season dates.
The New Mexico Rules and Info Booklet explains legal requirements, application processes, weapon restrictions, and season dates.
The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish charges application fees upon submission and full license fees after draw results.
New Mexico big game license payment deadlines and NMDGF website procedures for successful hunters after draw results are released.
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish online account setup instructions help hunters apply for draw hunts and purchase licenses.
The New Mexico hunting license year runs from April first through March thirty-first, starting with spring big game draws.
New Mexico big game draw odds and sequential processing rules explain why secondary hunt choices rarely succeed in tag allocations.
New Mexico big game applications allow hunters to list up to five prioritized hunt choices using unique hunt codes for each species.
Choice order strategy explains sequential processing in the New Mexico big game draw and how your choices impact tag odds.
New Mexico big game draw rules allow hunters to apply for multiple species independently and list up to nine hunt choices without preference points.
New Mexico big game draw applications allow a maximum of four hunters per group submission for elk, deer, antelope, or oryx.