How do I contact a game warden in New Mexico?

For immediate assistance please call Customer Assistance (888) 248-6866 (toll-free), or (505) 476-8000. You can speak directly with a customer service representative and we will be pleased to assist you with Game & Fish related information.

How much does a New Mexico game warden make?

Salaries for New Mexico’s Game & Fish Wardens The US Bureau of Labor Statistics found that game & fish wardens in New Mexico earned an average salary of $42,990 ($20.67/hour) as of 2016. Those with the most experience earned within the top 10%, making an average of $50,710 ($24.38/hour) that year.

How many game wardens are in New Mexico?

The most recent US Department of Labor report released in 2017 showed that just 80 total conservation officers are responsible for securing New Mexico’s vast wildlife areas and natural resources.

How do you get landowner tags in New Mexico?

New Mexico Landowner Tag EPLUS Account Changes/Updates EPLUS applications are available online, at any Department of Game and Fish office, or by calling 1-888-248-6866. Applications are normally available for the following year by October 1.

Is fishing allowed in New Mexico?

The state of New Mexico requires all anglers, 12 years and older, to possess a valid fishing license before they are allowed to fish or take fish in any state waters within its jurisdiction.

Which state pays Game wardens the most?

The following states have the highest, average salaries for game wardens:

Illinois: $88,300.
Iowa: $82,520.
Rhode Island: $77,710.
California: $76,240.
Washington: $74,010.

Can you be a Texas Game Warden without a degree?

You can’t become a game warden without a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college. Experience in the military or as a cop may be an asset when you apply, but you can’t substitute it for college credit. You can apply without a degree, but you have to complete it before you start the academy.

How many acres do you need for a landowner tag in New Mexico?

Qualifications for landowners must have at least 160 continuous deeded acres that are also inhabited by wildlife, or the landowners must posses an agricultural cropland. Landowners apply for specific landowner vouchers that are good for only specific seasons.

Can you hunt on private property in New Mexico?

New Mexico law requires written permission be obtained prior to hunting, fishing or trapping on private property. Violations are a misdemeanor offense which can result in revocation of hunting and fishing privileges for three years.

How many fish can you catch in a day New Mexico?

5 fish
Daily Limits Bag limit of 5 fish is considered for any combination of trout and/or salmon with the exception that no more than 2 lake trout and/or 2 cutthroat trout may be included in the limit.

Can you use trout as bait in New Mexico?

It is illegal to possess, transport or stock live game fish into any water (except in the water where legally caught) without a permit from the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish (NMDGF). Baitfish use is allowed in Regular Trout Waters as allowed on page 7.

How to contact New Mexico Department of game and fish?

When is national hunting and fishing day in New Mexico?

Each session will start at 6:00 p.m. and can also be viewed on the Department’s Facebook page. Anglers can fish for free in New Mexico on Saturday, Sept. 25, as the state celebrates National Hunting and Fishing Day.

Are there any trout challenges in New Mexico?

New Mexico Bass and Trout Challenges are in full swing! During this session we will cover those challenges and talk about where and how to fish for those species. Register for the Webinar. August 30 – New Mexico’s native trout – Join us to talk about conservation, management, habitat restoration and fishing for New Mexico’s native trout species.

Do you need a license to hunt Turkey in New Mexico?

Big-game & turkey hunts require a license and carcass tag (unless E-Tag chosen). Do not hunt without a valid tag. See also main menus or NMDGF Event Page. If you have tracked the weekly Fishing Report, you would notice that there have been A LOT of great catches all across New Mexico this year.