Constitution of New Mexico
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Oct 14, 2026
Dr. Barry Ramo
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13:06TJ TroutHOST
"Torrez came this week at longstanding hunting license distribution program, arguing, uh, that it gives commercial outfitters a lucrative advantage while reducing opportunities for New Mexico residents to hel- the, to hunt elk and other big game." Okay? He just, um, he just, uh, issued a legal opinion on this, uh, the end of last week.
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13:33TJ TroutHOST
Uh, Torrez says he concluded th- th- that the state's so-called outfitter set aside, what that is, violates the New Mexico Constitution's anti-donation clause.
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13:45TJ TroutHOST
Yeah, it's getting a little into the woods here.
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13:47TJ TroutHOST
But it prohibits the government from providing valuable benefits to private businesses without adequate compensation.
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2:36Gino GutierrezHOST
New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torres is calling for changes to a hunting license program that he says gives commercial outfitters an unfair advantage over state residents.
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2:45Gino GutierrezHOST
In a 13-page legal opinion, Torres concluded that the state's outfitter set-aside violates the New Mexico Constitution's anti-donation clause.
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2:54Gino GutierrezHOST
State law reserves 10% to big game licenses for hunters who contact with registered outfitters, while 84% go to New Mexico residents and 6% to non-residents.
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3:03Gino GutierrezHOST
Torres cited state data showing more than 90% of the 1,584 elk licenses issued through the outfitter pool during the 2022-2023 season went to non-residents.