Wolf introduction subject of NM Ariz game commission meeting
Public testimony on Mexican wolf restoration was heard May 16 in Safford, Arizona, with 21 speakers in favor and six against. Arizona and New Mexico officials discussed joint recovery efforts, state participation, and outreach. The Arizona commission reaffirmed six guiding principles and a five year review slated for completion by June 30, 2004.
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Game Commission
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New Mexico
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Arizona Commission
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New Mexico Game Commission
Bruce Thompson
New Mexico Game and Fish
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Mexican Gray Wolf History and Reintroduction Plan
The Gray Wolf species includes the Mexican Gray Wolf, once widespread from the Arctic to central Mexico. Human impact greatly reduced its range and numbers, with fewer than 200 individuals in captivity. In 1997, reintroduction began in Arizona's Blue Range to establish about 100 Mexican Wolves in Apache and Gila NF by 2005.
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Arctic Circle
Mexico
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Chihuahuan
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U.S. Secretary of the Interior
U.s.fish and Wildlife Service
Blue Range
Apache and Gila National
Outdoor expo draws near 800 at Albuquerque shooting range
Nearly 800 outdoor enthusiasts attended the New Mexico Outdoor EXPO at Albuquerque Shooting Range Park May 17 18. The event, a NM Game and Fish City of Albuquerque and private partners effort, offered archery wall climbing and firearm shooting demonstrations with 60 instructors.
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New Mexico
Mark Birkhauser
Hunter Education
Albuquerque
Birkhauser
Spiderman
David Jarmal
San Juan fishing report highlights solid catch levels
Anglers report good to fair fishing in the San Juan arm. Kokanee are mainly at 20 to 25 feet using corn tipped gear and jerk baits. A 45 inch 23.4 pound northern pike was weighed and released after capture. Water flow at Archuleta is 433 cfs.
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San Juan Arm
Francis Canyon
San Juan
Archuleta
Stocking Report Details Rainbow Trout and Walleye Fry Planting
Crews planted 15 205 rainbow trout in waters such as Cebolla River lower Charette Lake Cimarrén River and Gravel Pit Lakes Coyote Creek near Guadalupita Coyote Creek Pond Rio Grande from Cochiti to Pilar Rio Pueblo San Antonio River and Taas Creek. They also stocked 762 000 walleye fry in Lake Sumner.
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Charette Lake
Cimarrén River
Coyote Creek
Guadalupita
Rio Grande
Cochiti
Pilar
Rio Pueblo
San Antonio River
Taas Creek
Lake Sumner
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