Get Ready for Fall Hunting Seasons in New Mexico

   08.22.12

Get Ready for Fall Hunting Seasons in New Mexico

The hunting season for mourning and white winged doves, dusky grouse, band-tailed pigeons and squirrels in most of New Mexico begins Sept. 1 in both North and South zones. All hunters need a Game Hunting license and a federal Harvest Information Program number. Hunters 18 and older need a Habitat Management and Access Stamp.

The September teal season is Sept. 15-23, and hunters older than 16 will need a Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp (duck stamp, $15). Those hunting either Bureau of Land Management- or U.S. Forest Service-managed properties also will need a Habitat Improvement Stamp ($5).

Applications for special hunts for light geese is Oct. 3.

Please see this flier (pdf) for rules and information about fall hunts. A complete Small Game and Waterfowl Rules and Information Booklet will be available in October.

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