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Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission Announces Regulation Changes for Hunting and Snowmobile Permits
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission updated regulations effective May 1, with changes across various chapters.
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Youth archers encouraged to apply for novice turkey hunting opportunity
PRESS RELEASE RBC | Colorado Parks and Wildlife is now accepting applications for the Craig Youth Novice Turkey Hunt, ...
Colorado bill to remove hunting as priority method for wildlife management fails in House committee
Animal rights groups push for bill to ban big-cat hunting and trapping in Colorado, but the bill fails to pass the House ...
Colorado Issues Record-High Payouts to Ranchers After Reintroduced Wolves Wreak Havoc on Livestock
How many more large depredation payouts to ranchers can Colorado’s embroiled wolf reintroduction program sustain? According ...
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Does Colorado Parks and Wildlife need to update its furbearer regulations for hunting bobcats?
In the months since the defeat of a ballot measure aimed at banning the hunting of mountain lions, bobcats and lynx, wildlife ...
Colorado Parks and Wildlife to pay ranchers over $300,000 for wolf depredation, losses
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission has agreed to pay over $300,000 to two Grand County ranches for wolf-related ...
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Big-game hunting license applications are open, hunters have until April 1 to apply
Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) has opened applications for big-game hunting. The application period runs until April 1.
Two Colorado ranches to receive $343,000 for wolf damage — and more payments likely
The state will pay two Colorado ranching operations for livestock killed by wolves and other impacts from the apex predator.
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Fishing Licenses Available: CPW says anglers help the environment
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - As anglers start spending their weekends in the water, Colorado Parks and Wildlife says to take extra caution in keeping aquatics nuisance species out. Officials say ...
Wildlife commission to decide if Colorado should pay $343K in wolf compensation claims
If approved by the wildlife commission, two claims would basically wipe out the $350,000 the state budgeted for wolf compensation. But there are more.