2020 Colorado Outdoors Annual Preference Point Issue

For Colorado big-game hunters, the time is now to begin preparing for the upcoming elk, deer, moose, bear, pronghorn, bighorn and mountain goat hunting seasons.

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For Colorado big-game hunters, the time is now to begin preparing for the upcoming hunting seasons.

Colorado Outdoors, Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s conservation magazine, is a valuable planning resource for hunters. The Annual Preference Point Issue features preference-point data and statewide herd-population estimates to guide big-game hunters in applying for limited big-game licenses. This is a must-have item for any Colorado hunter.

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