May/June Issue of Colorado Outdoors Available Now!

Discover the wizardry of European nymphing, read how biologists working with Colorado Parks and Wildlife use a variety of high-tech tools to manage wildlife and learn how a group of hunters became poachers by agreeing to party hunt.

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The May/June 2016 issue of Colorado Outdoors is now available. Discover the wizardry of European nymphing, read how biologists working with Colorado Parks and Wildlife use a variety of high-tech tools to manage wildlife and learn how a group of hunters became poachers by agreeing to party hunt. You’ll find all these stories and more in the May/June 2016 issue. Get your copy today by clicking HERE!

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