New Mexico Wildlife magazine Conserving New Mexico's Wildlife for Future Generations
I recently have received several phone calls, emails and social media messages with people asking how to pay for the ticket they received while …
Read More »Fishing in New Mexico: Are you up for a challenge?
There’s no refuting that New Mexico has some of the best fishing opportunities in the lower 48 state…
It’s easy to remain legal while fishing
I recently have received several phone calls, emails and social media messages with people asking ho…
Teach your kids how to read the water in a river
Fishing a river does not require much gear and can easily be done from the bank or wading. Children …
Are you ready to start fishing?
New Mexico is home to many great fishing opportunities, from trophy fishing on the San Juan River in…
Mudbugs, better known as crawfish, are a lot of work but also a lot of fun to catch — and good to eat
I have always loved being outdoors, whether it’s hunting, fishing or just hiking around the mountain…
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Keep your hunting and shooting skills in check by hunting small game
When it comes to staying sharp and proficient at big-game hunting, most hunters spend their time practicing at the range. However, one way to …
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Some final thoughts before the big day
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Fishing in New Mexico: Are you up for a challenge?
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Teach your kids how to read the water in a river
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La pesca en Nuevo México: ¿Está preparado para un desafío?
No cabe duda que Nuevo México tiene algunas de las mejores oportunidades de pesca de los demás 48 estados. Los pescadores en Nuevo México …
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Es fácil mantenerse legal mientras está pescando
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Enseña a sus hijos a leer el agua en un río
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¿Está listo para comenzar a pescar?
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Los cangrejos de río son mucho trabajo, pero también son muy divertidos de atrapar – y buenos para comer
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See a wildlife crime, earn a reward
Operation Game Thief (OGT) is a New Mexico Department of Game and Fish program that offers rewards to citizens who turn in poachers. The …
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Department, partners work to restore riparian areas
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Keep your hunting and shooting skills in check by hunting small game
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Some final thoughts before the big day
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Meet Vivian Fernandez – #TeamNMGameandFish
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Department, partners work to restore riparian areas
Salt cedar, Russian olive and Siberian elm are all common sights along New Mexico’s rivers and streams, despite none of them being native to …
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Restoration work brings back beaver dams
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Fires can benefit wildlife habitat: New growth can create better, more diverse food sources
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Help Be Part of the Solution to Invasive Species, Not the Cause
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Ephemeral waters: Department partners with conservation organization to restore critical habitat
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Meet Vivian Fernandez – #TeamNMGameandFish
The Department of Game and Fish currently has over 300 full-time employees. Working through the hiring process, managing personnel records, ensuring proper recruitment, running …
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Grilled Whitetail Deer Backstrap
Serving size about 4 Ingredients: – Half of a backstrap, about 2-3 pounds – One pound thick-cut bacon (hickory or applewood smoked preferred) – …
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Smoked Duck Breast
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New Mexico Elk Twinkies – That’s what’s poppin’!
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Homemade Fowl Noodle Soup
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Pronghorn Saltimbocca
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Photographing oryx in New Mexico
Wildlife photographers will find an interesting variety of large mammals in New Mexico. Spend enough time in the field and you will find that …
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Kids Tracks
Meet Leland Pierce, Department of Game and Fish herpetologist Herpetology is the study of reptiles and amphibians. In an interview with Kids Tracks, Department …
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