Colorado Sportspersons Invited to Big Game License Allocation Discussion

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, …

Colorado Mule Deer Hunt and CWD Testing | MAC Outdoors Podcast 75

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 …

Mentor a Colorado Hunter for a Chance to WIN!

I am always hopeful that you're mentoring others in the way of outdoor activities, regardless of what prizes you might win. If you're already mentoring new hunters you may as well take it a step further and share this year's story with Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s Annual Take a Friend Hunting …

Second Chance to Draw a Colorado Hunting License

Did you not draw the tag you were hoping for or miss the April deadline to apply? For those of you who are still dreaming of coming to Colorado to hunt big game, the secondary draw is now open. There are many elk, deer, bear and pronghorn licenses that are available. Check the details out …

Hunting Application Process plus Wintertime Skincare | MAC Outdoors 68

With the application periods for big game hunting at hand, I'm sharing an overview of the draw process in Colorado and New Mexico. Learn where to start and where to find additional information. As an added tip, I'm sharing wintertime skincare for my outdoor-loving friends and those who are learning how to enjoy it too. …

Get Outdoors for Global City Nature Challenge 2020

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 …