Category: Colorado News
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Enter to Win Support Hunting | Colorado
COLORADO IS TWO WEEKS AWAY FROM A POTENTIAL BAN ON HUNTING WE ARE IN THE FIGHT – face to face with the lying anti hunters and we have the heat on HIGH, going at them in the media and in person every single day. We can push the last 2 weeks of the rhetoric by buying more…
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Be a Voice for Colorado Sportsmen
CPW is accepting statewide applications for the Sportsperson’s Roundtable through Nov. 8 DENVER – Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is accepting applications from hunters, anglers and trappers from across Colorado to join the Sportsperson’s Roundtable. The application period is open today through Nov. 8, 2024. Volunteering for the Sportsperson’s Roundtable is a great opportunity to share insights…
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Bear Attacks 74-year-old Man Inside Home
Black bear sow with three cubs enters Lake City home, attacks 74-year-old Colorado Parks and Wildlife responded Thursday night when a 74-year-old man was attacked by a black bear inside his home on the north side of Lake City after the bear and her three cubs opened a partially cracked sliding glass door and entered…
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Rally for Science Based Wildlife Management | Colorado
On October 18, a rally in opposition to Proposition 127, the ballot proposal to ban hunting mountain lions and bobcats, will be on the state capitol grounds. We are trying to get as many hunters and those in opposition to the measure there as possible. Please try to attend and invite any other hunters to…
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Coloradans VOTE NO on 127 | LION HEART
The practice of hunting predators with hounds has long been misunderstood and vilified. For many, the combination of hunting and our close bond with dogs stirs strong emotions, making predator hunting one of the most criticized aspects of our industry. That’s why it’s crucial to show the true heart of lion houndsmen—people deeply connected to…
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Labor Day Safety Tips: Water, Wildlife, and Wildfires
Stay safe this Labor Day weekend near water, wildlife, and wildfires Coloradans and out-of-state visitors play an integral role in keeping our state parks clean, living in harmony with wildlife, and making the outdoors safer to explore. Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) offers a few outdoor tips before the holiday weekend to help you balance…
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Relocating Depredating Wolves | Colorado
Colorado Parks and Wildlife begins operation to capture wolves from the Copper Creek wolf pack Colorado Parks and Wildlife, with technical support from federal partners, and as provided for in the 10(j) experimental population rule issued by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS), have begun an operation to capture and relocate wolves from the…
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Endangered Wild Boreal Toad Tadpoles Marks Conservation Success | Colorado
‘A really big deal’: CPW discovers wild boreal toad tadpoles at reintroduction site near Pitkin GUNNISON, Colo. – Daniel Cammack made the familiar trek up to a wetland at 11,500 feet of elevation for the seventh consecutive year in an effort to boost Colorado’s population of state endangered boreal toads. When he arrived at his…
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Remaining Big Game Hunting Licenses Available for Sale August 6
Remaining big game hunting licenses go on sale August 6 at 9 a.m. DENVER – Hunters, mark your calendars and don’t miss your shot! Big game hunting licenses remaining after the primary and secondary draws will go on sale soon and there are a lot of hunting opportunities still available. Remaining licenses for 2024 have…
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Free State Park Entry for Military and Veterans in Colorado This August
Military and veterans get free entry into Colorado state parks in August DENVER—To thank U.S. military members, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is offering free admission to all Colorado state parks to active-duty military, veterans, and the National Guard for the month of August. Military members and veterans, resident and nonresident, can pick up a free August…