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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1977

Page

5

First wild horse roundup near Farmington New Mexico

New Mexico's first wild free roaming horse roundup will begin this month east of Farmington on the Jicarilla Ranger District of the Carson National Forest. District Ranger Wyn Green invites inquiries for adoption and outlines a plan to reduce the herd from about 250 to about 60 over four years, with humane capture methods and veterinary care.

New Mexico Farmington Jicarilla Carson National Forest Wyn Green Blanca Taos Green Ranger Station Corral May Green Forest Service Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station Fort Collins Conn New Mexico State University University of Arizona

Warm water fishing in New Mexico lakes attracts anglers

New Mexico anglers still find thriving warm water lakes with species like sunfish catfish crappie white bass largemouth bass and northern pike Elephant Butte hosted about 75 000 angler days last year Creel census shows roughly 129 000 crappie caught at Elephant Butte with crappie spawning and high egg counts suggesting population resilience rather than depletion

Fort Chevy Colt Smith & Wesson New Mexico Elephant Bute Elephant Butte Elephant Butte Lake Elephant Buite Conchas Lake Ute Lake Sumner Lake Navajo Lake Caballo Lake Bear Canyon Lake Cochiti Lake

Restrictions in effect for Lincoln National Forest and nearby lands

Restrictions begin Friday morning across Lincoln National Forest and adjacent lands from Alamogordo to Carlsbad due to low moisture and high wildfire danger. Fires and smoking are restricted to developed areas and surfaced roads with ash trays. Multi agency group includes State Forestry, Forest Service, BLM, NPS, and BIA. Restrictions extend to major highways and public lands, with camping and smoking rules enforced.

Lincoln National Forest Alamogordo Carlsbad New Mexico

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