with Mia Anstine — Encouraging everyone to get outside, hunt, fish, shoot, and savor all life has to offer.
It's springtime, which means it's time to renew your fishing license. Fishing is one of the best outdoor fun activities you'll find, at least according to several of our followers. Getting outdoors, spending time in nature, and connecting with the outdoors is a way to appreciate the beauty of the environment and its creatures. Shop …
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It's time to continue with your planning and start applying for Colorado big game hunting licenses. CPW has opened the application period, and I've included their information below. All outdoor enthusiasts dreaming of elk hunting in Colorado need to get going. Known for its rugged terrain and vast wilderness areas, Colorado is a prime destination …
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In this episode, we follow the journey of Pastor Bror, a first-time elk hunter passionate about cooking and sharing his recipes. Get to know him and his reasons for taking up elk hunting. He talks about his challenges in learning the necessary skills and techniques and the emotional and spiritual impact the experience had on …
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If you weren't successful, or if you missed the draw, for a big-game hunting license in Colorado, leftovers are now available. The remaining limited big-game licenses are up for grabs this year starting at 9 a.m. MDT on August 2. For more information on the types of licenses that will be available and tips for purchasing a …
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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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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) locating and collaring one of the gray wolf pups in the North Park area. CPW locates, collars …
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In Colorado, sportsmen have been asking about big game numbers, license allocation, and draw odds. In the coming year, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) will be asking for public input in an effort to redraft the big game hunting license allocation process. Next week, the southeast region will seek public input via a Sportsperson's Caucus, …
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