CPW approves changes to Colorado Big Game Hunting regulations
Archers may now use lighted nocks on arrows, which can help aid in recovery of game animals. New rules are also in place that allow recording devices to be mounted on a bow.
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Archers may now use lighted nocks on arrows, which can help aid in recovery of game animals. New rules are also in place that allow recording devices to be mounted on a bow.
DURANGO, Colo. – Snow, cold, wind, a lack of food – those are just some of the difficult conditions that Colorado’s wildlife face during the winter. People may also cause problems for wild critters and Colorado Parks and Wildlife asks residents to avoid disturbing wildlife during the cold-weather months. “Wildlife are uniquely adapted to survive…
BASALT, Colo. Colorado Parks and Wildlife, partnering with the National Rifle Association, will offer a free, women’s Cast and Blast on Saturday, Aug. 8, in Basalt. All women 18 and older interested in learning how to fly fish and the safe use of shotguns are encouraged to sign up for the one-day seminar.
Increase in wolf sightings, likely eventual establishment of their population in Colorado prompts advice from CPW DENVER – Due to a recent increase in unconfirmed sightings and reports of wolves in Colorado, in addition to confirmed sightings over the past several years, Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials say it is increasingly likely that the growing…
While hundreds of thousands of people are out hunting for organic food in the great state of Colorado, residents need to remember their responsibilities toward wildlife. Colorado Parks and Wildlife is sending us a reminder that as animals prepare for winter, we should as well. Remember, whether you’re a hunter or not, you need to do your…
It’s time to apply for our 2016 Colorado elk, mule deer, black bear and antelope tags. You can do this online. See Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s details below. ~Mia 2016 Hunting brochures, applications available online DENVER – An early morning sunrise viewed from a meadow, forest, mountain or plain, while listening to chipmunks shuffle through…
With the submittal of a proposal to ban bobcat trapping in Colorado a direct, unmasked, attack on hunting has been submitted. You need to take action now.
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