If Colorado’s big-game seasons were a football game, we’d be halfway through the first quarter. Muzzleloader season just ended (but keep your muzzleloader out for rifle seasons, if you choose) and bowhunting continues until Sept. 25. If you haven’t ventured afield yet, there are still over-the-counter licenses available. Time to get in the game.
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Wayne D. Lewis is the editor and art director of Colorado Outdoors magazine.
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GREAT photo – 2 generations enjoying the amazing outdoors together, far surpasses tapping the keys on todays technology!