Harvest Report Information

Attention New Mexico Big Game Hunters:

Mandatory Harvest Reporting Requirements

Harvest reports are mandatory for all deer, elk, trapper, turkey, Barbary sheep, oryx, ibex, pronghorn antelope and javelina license holders. A report must be filed if the hunter possesses any of these licenses, even if they don’t hunt or harvest.

On or before February 15, 2023, hunters can submit free harvest reports for deer, elk, pronghorn antelope and turkey licenses, after which a late fee of $8.00 will apply. For these species, the reporting deadline to be eligible for the big game draw is the draw application deadline (March 22, 2023).

On or before March 22, 2023, hunters can submit free harvest reports for Barbary sheep, ibex, oryx, javelina and trapper licenses, after which a late fee of $8.00 will apply. For these species, the reporting deadline to be eligible for the big game draw is April 7.

Log in to your account and click “Harvest Reporting” in the MAIN MENU to file your Harvest Report or call the Game & Fish Information Center at 888-248-6866.

Your harvest report provides New Mexico Game and Fish with valuable information to effectively manage the state’s wildlife resources.

Any applicant who fails to file a mandatory harvest report will have all special hunts draw applications rejected.

Caution: Submitting false or fraudulent harvest information may result in revocation of your hunting, fishing and trapping privileges for up to 3 years.

New Mexico Hunters Helping the Hungry Program

New Mexico Hunters Helping the Hungry is a wild game meat donation program. The program is administered by Roadrunner Food Bank. Eleven game meat processors across the state are accepting donations of deer and elk meat. All donate game meat will be used to help feed New Mexico’s hungry and homeless

Hunters wishing to donate their deer or elk meat or people interested in making a tax-deductible donation to the processing fund should go to http://www.rrfb.org/hunters for more information.