The 2015 Colorado Outdoors Hunting Guide is Available Now!

This special edition of Colorado Outdoors magazine features a big-game hunting forecast with statewide population estimates for elk, deer, pronghorn, moose and bear, as well as the inside scoop on all things big-game hunting from CPW wildlife managers and biologists.

Get the most out of your time in the field this fall by purchasing the 2015 Colorado Outdoors Hunting Guide. This special edition of Colorado Outdoors magazine features a big-game hunting forecast with statewide population estimates for elk, deer, pronghorn, moose and bear, as well as the inside scoop on all things big-game hunting from CPW wildlife managers and biologists. In addition, this issue provides strategies for pulling off the perfect dove hunt and offers tips on selecting the best rifle cartridge for hunting big game. Purchase your copy or an annual subscription today.

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