Trees with autumn leaves and desert hills in the background with a wetland and dug in hunting blind in the foreground
Desert hills, blue sky, leafless tress and wetland in the background with a wooden box hunting blind dug into the grass in the foreground
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Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge is along the picturesque Rio Grande 50 miles south of Albuquerque. Three units of the refuge provide great opportunities for waterfowl and upland bird hunting. Unit A (70 acres) and Unit B (50 acres) offer hunting for duck, goose, coot, mourning dove, white-winged dove and Eurasian collared-dove on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday from half an hour before sunrise to 1 p.m. The Rio Puerco Unit (590 acres) offers hunting for mourning dove, white-winged dove, Eurasian-collared dove and Gambel’s quail seven days a week from half an hour before sunrise to sunset. Please refer to the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish Hunting Rules and Information and the Migratory Game Bird Supplement. Hunting is permitted in these three units only.

A trail on a desert wetland with a waterfowl viewing blind next to the wetland.
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Hunting at Sevilleta - Units A and B
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Hunting at Sevilleta - Units A and B

Hunting on Unit A and Unit B. located near the Rio Grande, Unit A is 70 acres and Unit B is 50 acres. Hunting shall be in accordance with all applicable Federal and State Regulations. Please refer to the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish Hunting Rules and Information and Migratory Bird...

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Hunting at Sevilleta - Rio Puerco Unit
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Hunting at Sevilleta - Rio Puerco Unit

Hunting in the Rio Puerco Unit, 590 acres located adjacent to the Rio Puerco in central New Mexico. Hunting shall be in accordance with all applicable Federal and State Regulations. Please refer to the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish Hunting Rules and Information and Migratory Game Bird...

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