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Resident |
Nonresident |
Bighorn Sheep License |
$160 |
$3,173 |
| Resident | Nonresident |
Bighorn Sheep License | $160 | $3,173 |
New Mexico gives hunters a good opportunity to harvest a mature Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep. Most of the hunting for bighorns takes place in very steep and physical terrain, so being in shape is highly recommended. Horseback and backpacking is recommended for success. Not known for giant rams like Alberta or Montana, but a solid choice for rams exceeding 170" Boone and Crockett.
** Units listed below may not have a current hunt for this species. Units in this table are included if any part of the unit is found within the county.
Online applications accepted
Telephone applications can be submitted by calling (888) 248-6866
All seasons offered are for any legal weapon
No bonus or preference point system
Rocky Mountain bighorn hunts in New Mexico usually require horseback or backpacking
55 rams scoring over 180" B&C have been harvested since 1990
County |
Entries |
Units |
Taos |
50 |
45 / 49 / 50 / 53 / 55A |
Mora |
7 |
45 / 49 |
Grant |
3 |
Catron |
2 |
13 / 16B / 16D / 16E / 21A / 22 / 23 |
Rio Arriba |
2 |
6C / 45 / 50 |
San Miguel |
2 |
45 |