| Encouraging everyone to get outside, hunt, fish, shoot, and survive life with others in a positive way.
At a recent board meeting we discussed ways to share hunting with others. During this COVID-19, social distancing, shut down and panic scenario, we've had several friends who needed meat and were thankful to know a hunter. While we discussed ways to share the hunt with others, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) had already designed …
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Even though we have stay-at-home orders across the country and most events have been canceled, we can still reach others and do good things. I mentioned in a prior post that I would've been at the Cameo Shooting Complex in Palisade, Co. teaching archery, and that I'd designed a virtual Basic Archery class with seven …
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If this were a normal week, prior to COVID-19, right now I'd be teaching archery at the annual A Girl and A Gun (AGAG) conference. It's supposed to be taking place, live and in person, at the Cameo Shooting Complex in Palisade, Colo. The social distancing restrictions brought on by the pandemic have caused the …
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Under Colorado law, feeding wildlife is illegal because it puts an animal’s health and safety in danger.
For years I've mentioned that even people who live in the city can get outside to enjoy nature. Heck! People in metro areas need to get outdoors. It's amazing what you can find if you set your mind to it. After moving from rural Colorado to San Diego, I learned that the city isn't all …
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During yesterday's Friday Morning Coffee Chat, a friend asked about my thoughts regarding Nebraska closing their turkey hunting season to non-residents. Since coffee chat is at 6:00 am for me, I'm not always completely awake, but I like how the questions get my mind going. The closures to non-residents, and not to mention residents, stayed …
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Thank you to those of you who joined me for coffee this morning. Here is a time stamp recap and the video for those of you who weren't able to join me for the live event.
Sportsperson’s Roundtable in Durango, Feb. 20; lion management plan also to be discussed DURANGO, Colo. – If you are a hunter, angler, landowner or outfitter plan to attend a Sportspersons’ Roundtable, 6:30 p.m., Feb. 20 at the La Plata County Fairgrounds in Durango. Local Colorado Parks and Wildlife staff will talk about current wildlife management …
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The 2020 Colorado Big Game Brochure has been released and there are notable changes for big game hunters. You'll want to check it out before you submit your applications for upcoming hunting seasons. https://youtu.be/dXB05y2Bp2o COMMENT AND LET ME KNOW IF YOU RECOGNIZE ANYONE IN THIS VIDEO. Shared via Colorado Parks and Wildlife's Colorado Outdoors Magazine …
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I recently shared a gun I found at SHOT Show that displays advancement in engineering, which affords muzzleloaders greater precision at long distances. Today I'm going to discuss another advancement in technology. It one that probably surpasses anything you imagined could exist in the hunting realm. I'm talking Artificial Intelligence, and I want you to …
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