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Resident |
Nonresident |
Ibex License |
$110 |
$1,623 |
| Resident | Nonresident |
Ibex License | $110 | $1,623 |
Ibex are found in the Florida Mountains in southern New Mexico, and hunting them can be challenging, rewarding and memorable. The mountains are unforgiving and are imposing even to physically fit hunters. Bowhunting is especially difficult. Billies often grow horns that are more than 36 inches long. Muzzleloader and archery tags are easier to draw than rifle tags, but hunters face long drawing odds no matter which ibex tag they want.
Online applications are accepted
Telephone applications can be submitted by calling (888) 248-6866
A court order in the spring of 2014 allowed the state to limit nonresidents without outfitter contracts to 6% of tags
Hunters who have contracted with a resident outfitter get 10% of tags
The state sets separate rifle, muzzleloader and bow seasons
No bonus or preference points
A hunter may draw a rifle tag in the Florida Mountains once in a lifetime
Ibex hunts are physically challenging
Bowhunters have low success rates but have better tag-drawing odds
Hunters outside the Florida Mountains may buy over-the-counter tags, but hunter success is low