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In New Mexico, the number of ibex tags a hunter can obtain varies by season and type of license. For example, a general license may allow one ibex tag per season, while a limited license might allow multiple tags. Hunters should check with the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish for specific regulations.
Understanding New Mexico Ibex Regulations
New Mexico’s Department of Game and Fish sets strict regulations for hunting ibex, including bag limits and license requirements. For the 2023-2024 season, the general limited-tag license allowed one ibex per hunter, while the limited-tag license allowed two ibex. Hunters should check the current regulations as they may change from year to year.
License Types and Bag Limits
New Mexico offers different types of licenses for hunting ibex, including general, limited-tag, and permit-only licenses. Each license type has specific bag limits and requirements. For example, the limited-tag license requires a hunter to purchase a separate permit for each additional ibex tag. The permit-only license is required for hunters who want to hunt ibex in certain areas or during specific seasons.
Hunting Season and Dates
The New Mexico ibex hunting season typically takes place in October and November, with specific dates varying by year. Hunters should check the current regulations for exact dates and season details. It’s essential to plan ahead and apply for licenses and permits well in advance, as they often fill up quickly.
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