As summer fades and temperatures cool, Colorado’s big-game hunting seasons are about to heat up. And, if you plan to hunt this fall you have plenty of reasons to look forward to opening day. Wildlife biologists, in general, predict good hunting across most of the state.
Blog post and video by Jerry Neal. Neal is a videographer and information specialist for Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
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Glad to hear that experts predict good hunting season because I was really disappointed with the last season. It was a really awful experience for me =(
Thanks for sharing the information.Thoroughly enjoyed the video!