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1. • • Feral hogs are an Unprotected Species. Residents are not required to have a license to take nongame species. Nonresidents must purchase a Nonresident Nongame License or a New Mexico Nonresident Hunting License. Nongame hunting is not permitted on Wildlife Management Areas, unless specifically permitted by rule.
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   Do you need a hunting license to hunt hogs?

   • On public land, residents must have a valid hunting license, which can be purchased for $29.50. There is no hunting license needed for hog hunting on private land. On public land, residents must have a valid hunting license, which can be purchased for $148.50. There is no hunting license needed for hog hunting on private land.

   Feral Hog Hunting Regulations by State | Hogman - Hogman Outdoors

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   Does New Mexico allow hog hunting?

   • The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish manages several public lands that allow hog hunting. These include the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) properties such as Sabinoso Wilderness Area, Rio Chama Wildlife Area, Wagon Mound Wildlife Area, South San Juan Wilderness Area, Gila National Forest and many more.

   Hunting Feral Hogs in New Mexico: Where and How to Find the Best Sp…

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   Who needs a hunting license in New Mexico?

   • (Updated 12-14-2021) A license must be purchased and possessed by anyone hunting game species in New Mexico. State law also requires anyone applying for or purchasing a big-game or turkey license to purchase an annual Game Hunting license with a Habitat Management and Access Validation (HMAV -18 and older only).

   Licenses & Permits - NMDGF

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   Do you need a license to hunt feral hogs in New Mexico?

   • In New Mexico, no license is required to hunt feral hogs. However, hunters must obtain permission from the landowner. Feral hogs carry diseases that may be spread to wildlife.

   Feral Hogs, Ecosystems, and Wildlife IMPORTANT - New Mexico State

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3. wildlife.dgf.nm.gov › hunting › information-byNongame - NMDGF

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   Residents are not required to have a license to take nongame species. Nonresidents must purchase a Nonresident Nongame License or a New Mexico Nonresident Hunting License. Nongame hunting is not permitted on Wildlife Management Areas, unless specifically permitted by rule.

4. ontheoutside.co › where-to-hunt-feral-hogs-in-newHunting Feral Hogs in New Mexico: Where and How to Find the ...

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   In New Mexico, hunting feral hogs is legal on both public and private lands. Here are some tips on where to find these animals in the state. Public Lands. The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish manages several public lands that allow hog hunting.

5. wildlife.dgf.nm.gov › hunting › licenses-and-permitsLicenses & Permits - NMDGF

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   Dec 14, 2021 · A license must be purchased and possessed by anyone hunting game species in New Mexico. State law also requires anyone applying for or purchasing a big-game or turkey license to purchase an annual Game Hunting license with a Habitat Management and Access Validation (HMAV -18 and older only).

6. www.hogmanoutdoors.com › regulationsFeral Hog Hunting Regulations by State | Hogman - Hogman Outdoors

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   There is no specific hunting license required for hog hunting on public land; however, individuals pursuing hog during antelope, bear, deer, or elk seasons with a shotgun and rifled slug, or any rifle or handgun larger than .22 caliber rimfire, must have the appropriate license for that season.

7. wildlife.dgf.nm.gov › hunting › general-rulesBig Game Rules - NMDGF

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   Residents do not need a license to take nongame species. Nonresidents must purchase a nonresident nongame license or any New Mexico nonresident hunting license. Nongame species include prairie dogs, ground squirrels, Himalayan tahr, porcupine, rabbits, coyotes and skunks.

8. sportsmancrew.com › new-mexico-hunting-regulations2024 New Mexico Hunting Regulations: Your Guide to Legal and ...

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   Jan 13, 2024 · Non-residents can hunt in New Mexico but must obtain a non-resident hunting license. Some game tags are offered through a draw system, so non-residents should apply for tags according to the guidelines and deadlines provided in the New Mexico hunting rules and information .

9. easnr.nmsu.edu › documents › feralhogbrochureNew Mexico Feral Hog Facts - New Mexico State University

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   No license is needed to hunt feral hogs in New Mexico. Hunters must only obtain permission from the landowner. Some hunters find hog hunting challenging because feral hogs are wary animals and become increasingly difficult to bag under hunting pressure.