There’s an excitement in the air as friends, clients, and guides prepare for the turkey hunting season. We look forward to the morning chill, sometimes with a bit of frost, fog, and dew. Heck, some places even contend with snow. We prepare our gear, purchase new layers, hats, gloves, devices, and such to keep us warm. Some may think it’s pure insanity to go out in these conditions. Turkey hunters are a die-hard breed of which you should be a part.
We prepare to head out into the wilderness to pursue big-ol’ gobbling toms for several reasons. If you ask any turkey hunter, they’ll have a different number one reason on their list. Here are several to give you the inspiration to get outdoors and try to track down a bearded red-head. Chasing bearded red-heads? Now isn’t that reason enough? CLICK TO CONTINUE READING ‘WHY YOU NEED TO HUNT TURKEYS.
This is a great opportunity to learn fly fishing basics! BEGINNER FLY FISHING CLASS IN LITTLETON APRIL 2013 DENVER –Have you ever wanted to learn what fly fishing is all about? Want to know the basics of casting, tying knots, different types of equipment needed, and what you need to get started? Join Colorado Parks…
The two-year-old bear weighed just 43 pounds and its feet were badly burned. At Frisco Creek, CPW’s wildlife technician cleaned the bear’s paws, applied salves to treat the burns and wrapped its feet. The bear was kept in a pen with concrete floors to assure the wounds would stay clean. Fortunately, the bear did not tear off the bandages as a bear rescued from a fire two years ago had done.
“He was a good patient,” said Michael Sirochman, veterinary technician and manager of the Frisco Creek facility.
“Those who come to the workshop will learn the ins and outs of hunting turkeys. And good news for “locavores”, Colorado’s wild turkeys are 100 percent organic”
Wildlife Habitat Permanently Protected in Colorado MISSOULA, Mont.—The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation teamed up with conservation-minded landowners and Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) to permanently protect 1,742 acres of prime elk and greater sage grouse habitat in northwest Colorado. The project also improves public hunting in a limited draw unit. “We appreciate landowners who look…
Do you ever simply slow down to look at the world God created? It is truly amazing what is out there. Stop and smell the roses, or look at the wildlife, some time. I often get the opportunity to witness amazing wildlife events. This one was awe-inspiring so I thought I would share it. I…
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