What Causes Nontypical Antler Growth in Elk and Deer? (Ask the Biologist)
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For those who’ve wondered, CPW biologists answer.
Change is a challenge, and I’ve already seen resistance to the coming licensing system in Colorado. Stress is not healthy, but getting outdoors, fishing, hunting, hiking, and exploring sure are. Let’s keep that in mind and look toward the new system with a positive attitude. Colorado Parks and Wildlife announces new agency-wide integrated purchasing system…
Renowned Conservationist, RMEF Promote Relevance of Hunting MISSOULA, Mont.—In an effort to promote a wider public conversation about the positive connections between hunting and wildlife conservation, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation partnered with widely-respected conservationist and wildlife researcher Shane Mahoney to release a timely and evocative short film titled Relevance. The video, which discusses the…
Not long ago I shared information about a fundraiser event for the DC Project. This is my first year to be able to squeeze it into the schedule, but I visited our Nation’s capital as a Colorado delegate for the group. Over 50 women descended on Washington DC, coming together to support one another as…
We’re not just getting outside and becoming healthier, we’re making a huge difference in other aspects too! If you’re not getting out there, stop procrastinating and DO IT! Here I am with my friend and fellow sportswoman, Donna Boddington, at the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation’s meet up during the National Shooting Sports Foundation’s Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor…
Sharing a memory from a busy summer! –The Little Gal and I have been experiencing a whirlwind of a summer. We already shared our summer vacation with you, but summer did not stop there. Summer vacation was only the beginning. The Little Gal headed off to basketball camp shortly after we returned home. She does this four-day…
Lawmakers pursue obscure legislative process for blocking a new rule created to give the public more say in management plans for 245 million acres of BLM public lands WASHINGTON, D.C. – Sportsmen, landowners, and former Bureau of Land Management employees strongly criticized a move by senators and representatives to overturn the BLM’s revised land-use planning…
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