Quality Taxidermy

06/15/2025

Applications are now being accepted for three special military and veteran oryx and pronghorn hunts.

Injured military service members can apply online starting June 11 for one of up to 10 special oryx authorizations for hunts on White Sands Missile Range.

Resident Purple Heart recipients are eligible to apply for one of up to five special pronghorn authorizations on Melrose Air Force Base.

Active-duty military personnel permanently stationed in New Mexico are eligible to apply for one of six additional special pronghorn authorizations on Melrose Air Force Base.

The application deadline is July 16 at 5 p.m. MDT. All applicants, except resident Disabled Veteran cardholders for oryx, must submit supporting documentation to the Department prior to the application deadline. For details on eligibility and how to apply, please visit https://read.dgf.nm.gov/special-military-and-veteran-oryx-and-pronghorn-hunts-opening-june-11

06/11/2025

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Oryx hunters best of luck
Tag I been trying for 17 years make best of it

05/23/2025

Call for fish mount prices. 505-246-2227

05/23/2025

Call for pricing on fish mounts.

If you keep an eye on the weekly fishing reports, you’ve probably noticed a recent uptick in people catching big fish across New Mexico. Every spring as the waters begin to warm, big fish of all species become more active and thus angling opportunity increases.

As a general rule of thumb, think big lures when it comes to catching big fish.

Check out our fishing report for more tips and tricks!

https://www.wildlife.state.nm.us/fishing/weekly-report/

04/17/2025

04/17/2025

Fishing time! Call us for pricing, how to care for your catch. Catch and release reproductions. Any questions you have!

04/12/2025

04/10/2024

04/06/2024

Recently photograph of a Jaguar captured on trail camera near Bisbee Arizona

03/19/2024

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02/25/2024

Who else has moose on their bucket list?

02/25/2024

I’m fishing along the Corrales drain last week. I had a bucket full of tender young trout when a game warden walked up and asked for my license. Realizing I had left it at home I had to think fast. “I didn’t catch these fish” I told him. “What do you mean you didn’t catch them,” he replied. “They are still swimming around in that bucket of yours.” “Well,” I continued, “These are my pet fish. Had them for years. I just bring them out every couple of weeks to swim and get some exercise. So cramped up in that aquarium. Then when I’m ready to go I whistle. Then they all jump back in the bucket and we go home.” “That’s ridiculous!” He said. “You can’t train fish. “Can too!” “Can’t!” “Can too! Things were getting heated now. “Want me to prove it to you?” “Yeah! Prove it! Do I took the bucket, poured the fish back in the ditch. Then I crossed my arms as we watched the fish swim around. “Well, “he said. Do it!” “Do what?” I asked. “Whistle!” He yelled. “ Why would I whistle?” I asked. “So the fish will jump back in the bucket!” “What fish? I asked.