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| Coyote Creek - Mammals | | This creek is stocked with rainbow trout and some native trout and according to the State Department of Game and Fish, the creek is the highest stock water in the state of New Mexico, per square foot of water. |
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| Coyote Creek Campground - Mammals | | The Coyote Creek State Park provides 47 developed campsites, 17 full hook-up campsites, and another 20 primitive tent sites. |
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| Coyote Creek State Park - Mammals | | The park is nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains along a meandering stream. The park is ideal for fishing, family camping and leisurely nature walks. |
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| Las Vegas National Wildlife Refuge - Bird Watching, Mammals | | This 8,672 acre refuge is comprised of native grasslands, croplands, marshes, ponds, timbered canyons and streams which provide important habitat for over 270 species of birds. |
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| Lookout Trail - Mammals | | This trail is located in the Coyote Creek State Park and rated as "easy". The trailhead is at the Old Cattle Watering Trough, and travels south along the west side of the state park. |
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| Storrie Lake - Bird Watching, Mammals | | The lake is periodically stocked with rainbow trout, and anglers also catch German brown trout, crappie and catfish. |
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| Storrie Lake Campground - Bird Watching, Mammals | | This campground has a total of 45 developed sites and 21 sites that are full hook-up. Many of these sites are close to the lake. There are also 100 primitive tent sites. |
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| Storrie Lake State Park - Bird Watching, Mammals | | This state park has 36 developed tent and RV sites within several feet of the lake. Boating, swimming, and water sports are allowed on the lake. |
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