Colorado Wolf Capture Operations Complete
CPW reports they completed the process to capture all six animals from the Copper Creek wolf pack.
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Dave Shaffer
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General Areas Inhabited by Gray Wolves in Colorado – Update
Above is an updated map just published by Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) showing where collared wolves have been in the past month. Notable Updates For comparison, below is the…
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Colorado Relocating Problem
Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), reports that 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…
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife Launches Website Redesign
If you go to Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s (CPW’s) website, just like you always have, you’ll immediately notice it looks completely different. That’s because CPW just launched a new website redesign to…
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General Areas Inhabited by Gray Wolves in Colorado – July Update
In July, wolves stayed relatively in the same watershed areas as in June and May...
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Colorado’s Leftover Licenses On Sale August 6th
Colorado’s big game hunting licenses remaining after the primary and secondary draws...
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Colorado: Initiative 91 Banning Mountain Lion Hunting Makes Ballot
Ballot Initiative 91, which seeks to prohibit hunting of mountain lions, bobcats and lynx...
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Wicked Colorado Winter & Tag Reductions
Across much of the western portions of the Colorado Rockies, and especially the northwest corner of Colorado, this winter’s snowfall is significantly above average … and winter isn’t over yet.…
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Colorado Changing Non-resident License Allocation
Colorado Parks & Wildlife Commission Meeting, 15-16 March 2023 During today’s meeting in Aurora, the Colorado Parks & Wildlife Commission addressed many topics; to include Preference Point Banking, Group Averaging,…
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Colorado Corner Crossing – Here We Go Again
For some time now you’ve probably been following the 2021 corner crossing case in Wyoming that involves four Missouri hunters who used a ladder to cross from one corner point…
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