Group Application Rules in New Mexico
New Mexico group application rules allow up to four hunters to apply together for identical hunt codes using a lottery system.
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What Happens If You Miss the Deadline
Missing the New Mexico hunting application deadline eliminates draw-only elk and deer tags and forces hunters to find leftover licenses.
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Transferring a New Mexico License
New Mexico hunting licenses and draw tags are non-transferable, meaning you forfeit unused tags and face legal issues if shared.
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Can You Return a New Mexico Tag?
New Mexico big game tag return rules and the strict all sales final policies enforced by the Department of Game and Fish.
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Buying a Leftover New Mexico Tag
New Mexico leftover tag sales give unsuccessful elk and deer hunters a second chance to purchase unclaimed licenses each summer.
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When Undersubscribed New Mexico Hunts Go on Sale
Unsuccessful New Mexico big game applicants can buy leftover licenses after the NMDGF reconciles draw results and unclaimed tags.
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New Mexico Leftover License Sales
New Mexico leftover license sales provide residents and nonresidents unclaimed tags through an online first-come system.
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Reading New Mexico Hunt Draw Statistics
New Mexico hunt draw statistics and three allocation pools explain the odds for residents, outfitters, and nonresidents.
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Where to Check New Mexico Draw Odds
New Mexico big game draw odds and tag allocation pools explained using official Department of Game and Fish statistics and data.
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Where to Find New Mexico EPLUS Tags for Sale
New Mexico Elk Private Land Use System authorizations and where hunters can purchase elk tags directly from private landowners.
