New Mexico Wildlife Restricts Hunting Periods and Possession
An 1915 territorial act defines hunting seasons for grouse turkey dove pheasant and other game in New Mexico and sets possession limits. It bans taking or possessing antelope pheasant bob white quail and wild pigeon for five years after enactment. It also limits take to two wild turkeys six grouse twenty ducks thirty other birds fifteen pounds trout under six inches and seven inch bass per person per day with specific deer limits and retention times.
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