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Increase in wolf sightings, likely eventual establishment of their population in Colorado prompts advice from CPW DENVER – Due to a recent increase in unconfirmed sightings and reports of wolves in Colorado, in addition to confirmed sightings over the past several years, Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials say it is increasingly likely that the growing…
To those of us who reside and hunt in Southwest Colorado the thought of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) has been somewhat of a mystery. It’s a facet that many of us don’t understand and of course had a, “It’ll never happen here” attitude about. It is time to learn more. Get outside. Explore, learn, hunt,…
Colorado Parks and Wildlife offers Women-only ‘Cast and Blast ‘N Twang’ in Granby, register today for limited spaces GRANBY, Colo. – Women interested in learning the basics of fly fishing, archery and how to handle a shotgun safely are invited to a women only ‘Cast, Blast and Twang’ clinic in Granby, Sunday, July 31….
Hunters and anglers invited to Sportsmen’s Roundtable caucus July 13 in Grand Junction, resident license fees on the agenda GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. – Colorado Parks and Wildlife urges hunters and anglers, or anyone who wants their voice heard regarding wildlife issues, to attend the next NW Region Sportsmen’s Roundtable caucus in Grand Junction, Wednesday, July…
How many times can it be said? For the love of wildlife, it’s time to listen. Young wildlife do not need your help: Leave them alone DURANGO, Colo. — This is the time of year when wild animals give birth to their young and Colorado Parks and Wildlife provides this reminder: do not approach, touch…
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is accepting applications for a two-year membership to the statewide Colorado Sportsmen’s Roundtable. The application period is open Monday, April 18 through 5 p.m. Monday, May 2, 2016. Responsibilities of members include: Participating in an in-person meeting twice a year at meeting locations that rotate around the state. Participating in…
DENVER – Colorado’s bears have begun emerging from hibernation across the state. Colorado Parks and Wildlife, charged with perpetuating the wildlife resources of the state, reminds outdoor recreationists, city dwellers and rural homeowners to be responsible and take steps to minimize contact with bears, for the health and safety of both humans and bears. “About…
Turkey hunting is an excellent place to get youngsters started. That’s why it’s always great to see Colorado Parks and Wildlife offering mentored hunts. Look for similar events in your state. ~Mia CPW offers four young novices a mentored, private land turkey hunt near Craig CRAIG, Colo. – Colorado Parks and Wildlife is encouraging…
Bowhunter Safety Course offered in Grand Junction, hunters can increase their chance of success. FRUITA, Colo. – Colorado Parks and Wildlife is inviting both novice and experienced bowhunters interested in learning new skills and increasing their chance of success to a Bowhunter Safety Course at the Horsethief Canyon State Wildlife Area near Fruita, May 14-15……....
At last week’s Colorado Sportsman’s Roundtable meeting, it was emphisized that 62% of wildlife funding in the state comes from hunting and fishing license fees. This is an important number because Colorado Parks and Wildlife has been in a state of duress since they experienced $10 million budget cut a couple of years ago. Financial…
