New Mexico Wildlife Podcast

This episode provides a weekly update from the New Mexico Department of Wildlife, highlighting upcoming events like the National Archery in the Schools Championship, hunter education classes, and the Outdoor Adventure Show with calling contests.

This episode discusses the upcoming turkey draw application deadline, results timeline, and new turkey season regulations in New Mexico for 2023-24 with biologist Casey Cardinal.

This episode of the New Mexico Wildlife Podcast covers bowhunting basics and tactics for beginners, featuring an interview with Game and Fish specialist Larry Garcia.

This episode features an interview with Jenny Seamster from the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish discussing species conservation efforts, habitat restoration projects, and the Saving Our Species campaign.

This episode of the New Mexico Wildlife Podcast discusses conservation efforts, upcoming events like the Game Commission meeting and Fishing Challenge, and engages outdoor enthusiasts in wildlife-related activities in New Mexico.

This episode features an interview with Nick Foreman, the Carnivore and Small Mammal Program Manager at the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, discussing bear and cougar management, hunting regulations, and current field work.

This episode explores chronic wasting disease and other wildlife health issues with New Mexico's wildlife health specialist Dr.

This episode introduces the New Mexico Wildlife Podcast and announces upcoming outdoor events and safety programs, with a focus on archery in schools.

This episode provides essential guidance on New Mexico's big game tag draw process, featuring experts who explain deadlines, common mistakes, and hunter education requirements.

This episode features an interview with bighorn sheep biologist Caitlin Ruhl discussing changes to hunting regulations and draw applications for the 2023-2024 season in New Mexico.

This episode discusses pronghorn hunting updates for 2023-2024 in New Mexico, including application deadlines and rule changes.

This episode explores the history and current management of Oryx and Ibex in New Mexico, featuring an interview with wildlife biologist Kevin Rotten about these introduced species and hunting opportunities.

This episode provides weekly updates from the New Mexico Department of Wildlife, covering big game draw deadlines, hunter education classes, a turkey hunting workshop, and an upcoming Game Commission meeting.

This episode provides a weekly update from the New Mexico Department of Wildlife, covering upcoming deadlines for the Fish Art Contest, hunter education classes, the Outdoor Adventure Show, and an ATV safety class.

This episode promotes a career as a wildlife conservation officer in New Mexico, detailing job responsibilities, updated eligibility requirements, and the application and training process.

This episode explores the recovery of Whitewater Creek's ecosystem after a 2012 fire and subsequent floods, focusing on efforts to reintroduce the endangered narrow-headed gartersnake.

This episode of the New Mexico Wildlife Podcast focuses on fishing in New Mexico, featuring discussions on fishing challenges, tips, and opportunities with guest Melissa Garnett.

This Father's Day special episode of the New Mexico Wildlife Podcast features a personal interview with the host's father and role models who instilled a love for the outdoors.

This episode features an interview with Orrin Duvuvuei, the deer program manager for New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, discussing important deadlines for draw applications and new regulations regarding scopes on muzzleloaders for deer hunters.

This episode features an interview with Travis Zaffarano, Elk Program Manager, discussing new elk hunting regulations and deadlines for New Mexico's upcoming season.

This episode provides updates on the Share with Wildlife program's call for proposals for habitat enhancement, research, education, and wildlife rehabilitation projects focusing on species of greatest conservation need, with deadlines and funding details.

This episode provides an inside look at becoming a New Mexico game warden, covering responsibilities, qualifications, and the application process through insights from department officials.

This episode provides weekly updates from the New Mexico Department of Wildlife, including an ATV safety class for young riders and a hunter education instructor training workshop.

This episode features Nicole Tatman, Big Game Program Manager, discussing 2023-2024 hunting regulation changes for species like oryx, barbary sheep, ibex, and javelina in New Mexico, including license increases and new hunt opportunities.

This episode features an interview with Rick Winslow, a bear and cougar biologist with New Mexico Game and Fish, discussing black bear management and safety tips for camping in bear country.

This episode discusses New Mexico's fishing challenges like the Bass and Trout Challenges as potential New Year's resolutions, featuring an interview with a Game and Fish department official.

This episode features an interview with Oren DeBouvier, New Mexico's state deer biologist, discussing deer population management strategies during hunting season.

This episode provides a weekly update from the New Mexico Department of Wildlife, covering hunter education classes, turkey hunting workshops, and important deadlines like the Big Game Draw applications.

This episode explains how New Mexico's hunting draw system works, featuring an interview with Chad Nelson, the Chief of Licensing, who details the application process and random sequencing method.

This episode introduces a new birding challenge from the New Mexico Department of Wildlife and features an interview with assistant chief of education Kurt Kaufman about his background in wildlife education.

This episode discusses responsible boating practices in New Mexico, covering safety regulations and preventing aquatic invasive species with experts from Game and Fish and State Parks.

This episode discusses native fish management in New Mexico's Colorado River Basin, featuring an interview with a fish biologist about tracking methods like pit tags.

This episode discusses Operation Game Thief, a program to combat poaching and wildlife crime in New Mexico, featuring an interview with a conservation officer.

This episode discusses conservation efforts for elk in New Mexico, including hunting regulations and deadlines, and promotes an outdoor adventure show.

This episode of the New Mexico Wildlife Podcast discusses wildlife management areas and land stewardship while also announcing upcoming state fairs, hunting seasons, and conservation events across New Mexico.

This episode features an interview with two New Mexico conservation officers discussing their roles, backgrounds, and experiences in urban wildlife conservation.

This episode of the New Mexico Wildlife Podcast discusses volunteer opportunities in hunter education, current hunting regulations for turkey and bear seasons, and upcoming Game Commission meetings, while promoting wildlife conservation in the state.

This episode provides updates on New Mexico's Big Game Draw deadlines, hunter education classes, and the launch of the state's first big birding year in 2026.

This weekly update from the New Mexico Department of Wildlife covers hunting license deadlines, big game draw results, and an upcoming ATV safety class.

This episode explores the Save Our Species campaign, focusing on native Rio Grande fish conservation efforts in New Mexico through interviews with fisheries biologists.

This episode discusses how beaver dam analogs are being used to revitalize the Rio Chamita and improve wildlife habitat in New Mexico.

This episode discusses responsible off-roading with OHVs in New Mexico, covering rules, gear, and trail recommendations with experts.

This episode provides weekly updates from the New Mexico Department of Wildlife, covering deadlines for big game draw applications and harvest reports, hunter education classes, cougar and bear zone closures, and an upcoming outdoor adventure show.

This episode features interviews with two bighorn sheep experts discussing their backgrounds and roles in managing bighorn sheep populations in New Mexico.

This episode of the New Mexico Wildlife Podcast focuses on catfishing in New Mexico, featuring an interview with warm water sports fish supervisor Sean Denny.

This episode of the New Mexico Wildlife Podcast focuses on turkey calling techniques during spring hunting season, featuring expert guest Storm Mustry.

This episode of the New Mexico Wildlife Podcast features an interview with Michael Pittman, Assistant Chief of Fisheries, discussing walleye fishing in New Mexico, including record catches and his career background from Pennsylvania to Yellowstone.

A weekly update from the New Mexico Department of Wildlife covering license sales, rule booklets, public meetings, and outdoor safety classes.

An interview with the Assistant Chief of Wildlife about her role and the work of the Wildlife Division at the New Mexico Department of Wildlife.

This episode provides a weekly update on hunting and fishing licenses, a public meeting, and a turkey hunting camp from the New Mexico Department of Wildlife.

This episode provides weekly updates from the New Mexico Department of Wildlife, including license sales, harvest report deadlines, and upcoming events.

A weekly update from the New Mexico Department of Wildlife covering upcoming meetings, events, and deadlines.

A podcast exploring New Mexico's wildlife, featuring expert interviews and outdoor activities.

An interview with the retiring assistant director of Game and Fish, reflecting on his career and passion for wildlife.

James Pittman interviews Gary Calkins from New Mexico Game and Fish about his career in wildlife management across Texas and New Mexico.

An interview with a game and fish officer discussing his career and experiences in wildlife management and outdoor recreation in New Mexico.