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Learn how to hunt barbary sheep, navigate the New Mexico desert, and discuss the impacts of invasive exotic species on New Mexico's ecosystem during a Saturday night campfire discussion.
An adventurous outing chasing after free-range barbary sheep (aoudad) in the high desert of New Mexico in Unit 34 on BLM land. Each participant will be assigned a mentor to assist them as they navigate the BLM land that is home to part of New Mexico's barbary sheep population. Participants must bring their own firearm, required licenses/permits (available online at NMDGF), food and supplies. An 8-man tent can be borrowed from Kirtland AFI if needed.
Attendees can expect to learn:
- Barbary Sheep habitat
- High Desert Ecology
- Impact of exotic species on native flora, fauna, and animals
- The impact of these animals on NM conservation efforts
- How you can use your military voice in conservation
- and more...
When is it:
January 4th 2024 starting at 4 pm
Where is it:
Unit 34
exact details will be provided to selected participants
Who can attend:
- This event is open to all members of the military community
(Active duty, Reserves, National Guard, Veterans, and Gold Star families)
- You do not need to be a BHA member to attend
(but we sure would appreciate it if you were)
For any questions, please contact AFI Liaison Joe Corrigan @
or
Come see why BHA's Armed Forces Initiative is the fastest-growing outdoor program for the military community and help bring more folks outdoors in New Mexico.