— Encouraging everyone to get outside, hunt, fish, shoot, and survive life with others in a positive way.
If you have salads that wilt too quickly or have difficulty eating your vegetables, this wild game sauté is a perfect way to use up those greens and make them taste good too. Today, I'm using a bagged salad that is close to its expiration date and a few other items that are in the …
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"Why do you shoot bobcats; you don't eat them?" This question deserves a long answer, but today I'll give you a couple of short ones. I shoot bobcats to protect my domestic turkey, geese, ducks and chickens. A reason that many people don't consider is that these beautiful predators also ravage wild turkey, duck and …
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There are only TWO DAYS LEFT to support the 2022 Average Hunter St. Jude Auction, and I've donated a Bull Elk Swag package to the event. I hope you'll head over and bid on this package or one of the many others online. Included in the MAC outdoors package are: 1 ea — MAC Outdoors …
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I recently visited with Steph on the Woods and Water Podcast. It's a joy to reach out to the community of outdoorswomen and share stories and inspiration with others. Grab your favorite snack and drink, pull up a seat, and hang out with us. Woods and Waters Project: The Podcast Woods and Waters Project is …
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Today, I want to know your thoughts. I have mules and a mini-donkey that kill coyotes and foxes, but I wouldn't put them through this wildlife management test--Wolves are not the same as coyotes. Read on and let me know in the comments what you think. CPW donates burros to help North Park rancher prevent …
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"...first reported mountain lion attack of a human in Colorado since March 11, 2020."
We live in a world with wild animals and mountain lions are just some of them. The concern I have is that as our numbers grow, and as mountain lion numbers grow, the wild animals are becoming habituated to human activity and losing their open spaces. We can see results of wild animals reacting to …
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We received great news today. The "Hunter Ed" bill, HB 1168, made it out of the Agriculture, Livestock, & Water Committee today with an 11-0 YES vote. I've been notified that this bill may go to the House Floor as early as tomorrow. Let's get this bill to move through the House as well as …
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Join us next week for the first Southwest Region Sportspersons' caucus of the year. We work hard to be a voice for you, but this is your chance to listen in, ask questions, and let CPW know your thoughts. DURANGO, Colo. – Sportspersons from across Colorado are invited to Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s Southwest Region …
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It’s been a whirlwind of wolf news in Colorado, and this week isn’t going to let us rest. Today, we have news about a Federal RE-Listing of wolves as well as news about Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) collaring one of the gray wolf pups THAT WAS BORN IN COLORADO. Let's not get excited too …
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