What Causes Nontypical Antler Growth in Elk and Deer? (Ask the Biologist)
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Big Game Hunting – How to Prepare Your Harvest
Learning to prepare your harvests, when big game hunting, is key to great tasting meals on the table. One of the most overlooked parts of hunting is what we do after the shot. Learn how to field dress big game at a hunter’s workshop. Colorado hunting regulations require that all big game animals be prepared…
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HUNTING – SMOOTH OPERATION at NAH
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Hunting Lifestyle Combats Cancer
Each year with the dawning of the New Year, we see hoards of people resolving to be healthy and flocking to the gym. Have you ever wondered how many of them decide to change their lives instead and get active by hiking the hills, carrying a weapon weighing five to ten pounds, in search of…
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Baiting Operation to Move Deer, Elk From Highway in Gunnison Basin
CPW planning baiting operation to move deer, elk from highway in Gunnison Basin GUNNISON, Colo. – In the coming days, Colorado Parks and Wildlife will start a baiting operation in the Gunnison Basin to move deer and elk away from roads and to counter the effects of recent snowfall. A meeting in Gunnison to discuss…
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NSSF’s Project ChildSafe Takes Second Annual S.A.F.E Summer into Communities Nationwide
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