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As trees and flowers bloom, Colorado’s wildlife is also experiencing new life and growth. Bears are coming out of their winter dens to find food, and the next generation of young wildlife is being born. Now through the end of June, wildlife will become more visible in backyards, open spaces, and on trails. Some young …
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As our early seasons are coming to a close and the weather is showing definite signs of fall we're looking toward additional big game hunts. Last year, Lea and I hunted together for deer during one of the rifle seasons. One cool, foggy morning she tagged a beautiful mule deer buck. Due to circumstances that …
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I've shared an update with my SCI chapters about the current status of introducing wolves into Colorado. As I wind down my weekend and prepare for the coming week, I thought that many of you would be interested in an update as well. Below you'll find a brief synopsis regarding the issue of introducing wolves …
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It's human nature that we're fascinated by all of the wild things, and we've learned how to manage many species. The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish is currently working on the list of threatened and endangered species. The categorization is an issue of which you, as a sportsman, outdoorsman, and general lover of …
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New Mexico is known for its divine elk herds in the hunting world. This wouldn't be possible without habitat to support the animals. The state has set aside land trusts designated as draw-only units, which are well managed. Throughout the state, however, there are other magnificent hunting areas. Thanks to the help of conservation organizations, …
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife is developing new management plans for big game in the North Fork and Gunnison areas and invites hunters and the general public to take on-line surveys that will help wildlife managers writing the plans.
Do you love the outdoors, wildlife, conservation, hunting, and educating others? Becoming a conservation officer might be right up your alley. New Mexico's Department of Game & Fish is seeking new officers. This is a great way for the next generation to become involved in the big conservation picture.
Hunters are finding it more important to display their support of conservation efforts. Over the years, hunters have been key financial in the endeavor. As more recreationists hit the woods, the impact on the resources has increased. Conservation organizations have stepped up their efforts and are generating more funds. That's why I find the isight …
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We've been discussing bears so much that we feel we need to come to a new topic on the MAC Outdoors podcast, but you'd be amazed at the number of bear incidents in Colorado this year. This is why we continue to address the topic. We've mentioned a few scenes, and the number of bears that …
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Mia Anstine and Lea Leggitt share secret outdoor destinations and talk grizzly bears on this week's MAC Outdoors Podcast. The duo divulges secret high country destinations, discuss grizzly attacks, and the news of the delisting of the bears in the Yellowstone area. If you’ve never been to Southwest Colorado you definitely need to add it …
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