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  • Ski Report 01-03-12
    Angel Fire 31-inch base of packed powder. No new snow reported. 64 trails and 6 lifts open. Enchanted Forest 36-inch base of machine-groomed snow. No new snow reported. 35 trails open. Pajarito 48-inch base of packed powder. No new snow reported. 33 trails and 3 lifts open. Red River 40-inch base of packed powder. No new snow reported. 57 trails and 6 lifts open. Sandia Peak 51-inch base of machine-groomed snow. No new snow reported. 34 trails and 5 lifts open. Sipapu 29-inch base of packed powder. No new snow reported. 31 trails and 5 lifts open. Ski Apache 36-inch base. No new snow reported. 54 trails and 9 lifts open.
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  • Ski Report 12-23-11
    Angel Fire 36-inch base of powder. 3 inches of new snow reported. 65 trails and 6 lifts open. Enchanted Forest 36-inch base of powder. 4 inches of new snow reported. 35 trails open. Pajarito 58-inch base of powder. 14 inches of new snow reported. 33 trails and 3 lifts open. Red River 40-inch base of machine-groomed snow. No new snow reported. 51 trails and 6 lifts open. Sandia Peak 63-inch base of powder. 17 inches of new snow reported. 35 trails and 5 lifts open. Sipapu 29-inch base of powder. 2-1/2 inches of new snow reported. 30 trails and 5 lifts open. Ski Apache
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  • Outdoor Notes 12-23-11
    Pair of antelopes shot, left to rot ESTANCIA – The Department of Game and Fish would like to make the holidays a lot less merry for whoever shot two pronghorn antelope and left them to rot in a field near Estancia. Conservation officer John Martsh said the antelope were killed sometime between 10 a.m.-12:45 p.m. Dec. 15, off N.M. 542 south of Estancia. There was no hunting season in progress at the time. “It appears that someone drove up, shot the antelope and then left the scene in a hurry to prevent being caught,” Martsh said. A $350 reward is being offered for information that leads to charges being filed in connection with the case. Call 800-432-4263 to report any information.  
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  • State Notes 12-23-11
    Lobo football signs two midyear transfers
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  • Fishing report 12-23-11
    Northwest Animas River: The flow is 247 cfs. Fishing is reported as slow due to weather and a lack of activity from the fish and anglers. Chama River: No read on flow due to ice on the upper stretches. Below El Vado Lake the flow is 186 cfs and the flow below Abiquiu Lake is 388 cfs. The Chama below El Vado dam has the most consistent good fishing on the Chama. The stretch downstream of the village of Chama into El Vado reservoir is slowing down. The release out of El Vado is murky but fishable. The stretch below Abiquiu Dam is fishing good and the water clarity is getting better.
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  • Ski Report 12-20-11
    Angel Fire 40-inch base of powder. 12 inches of new snow reported. 56 trails and 6 lifts open. Enchanted Forest 36-inch base of powder. 6 inches of new snow reported. 35 trails open. Pajarito 37-inch base of powder. 17 inches of new snow reported. 33 trails and 3 lifts open. Red River 32-inch base of powder. 3 inches of new snow reported. 51 trails and 6 lifts open. Sandia Peak 47-inch base of powder. 11 inches of new snow reported. 35 trails and 4 lifts open. Sipapu 28-inch base of packed powder. 1-1/2 inches of new snow reported. 27 trails and 5 lifts open. Ski Apache
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  • Fishing Report 12-18-11
    Northwest Animas River: The flow is 240 cfs. No report due to weather. Chama River: No read on flow due to ice on the upper stretches. Below El Vado Lake, the flow is 382 cfs and the flow below Abiquiu Lake is 388 cfs. The Chama below El Vado Dam has the most consistent good fishing on the Chama. The stretch downstream of the village of Chama into El Vado reservoir is slowing down. The release out of El Vado is murky but fishable. The stretch below Abiquiu Dam is fishing good and the water clarity is getting better.
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  • Ski Report 12-16-11
    Angel Fire 31-inch base of powder. No new snow reported. 35 trails and 6 lifts open. Enchanted Forest 24-inch base of packed powder. All trails open. Pajarito 21-inch base of machine-groomed snow. 1 inch of new snow reported. Will open Saturday. Red River 32-inch base of powder. No new snow reported. 41 trails and 5 lifts open. Sandia Peak 34-inch base of packed powder. No new snow reported. 35 trails and 4 lifts open. Sipapu 29-inch base of packed powder. No new snow reported. 21 trails and 4 lifts open. Ski Apache
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  • Wyoming looking for second NM Bowl title
    LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) — Wyoming completed the majority of its game preparations before traveling to Albuquerque on Wednesday for the New Mexico Bowl, where the Cowboys will face Temple, coach Dave Christensen said. “We’re focused in and ready to go,” Christensen said, adding that he was pleased with the four practices held in Laramie since last week. The New Mexico Bowl is noon Saturday at University Stadium. It’s Wyoming’s second New Mexico Bowl appearance in three years. The Cowboys beat Fresno State 35-28 in double OT  in 2009. Both teams enter with 8-4 records, and Wyoming is looking for its first nine-win season since 1996.
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  • State Notes 12-15-11
    Aggies open their homestand with win over Western LAS CRUCES — The New Mexico State University men’s basketball team opened a five-game home stand with a 92-65 win over Western New Mexico Wednesday night. The Aggies (6-4), who had dropped four of five contests heading into their game against Division-II Western, put four players in double figures. Senior guard Hernst Laroche and senior forward Wendell McKines paced NMSU with 18 points each. Laroche not only had a season-high scoring performance but also a season-best five steals.
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