Colorado hunters have even greater opportunities to pursue wild turkeys in 2012, thanks to increased bag limits, expanded season dates and additional private-and public-land hunting licenses.
Colorado Outdoors presents “Behind the Lens” In this Colorado Outdoors magazine video-supplement, Colorado photographer Vic Schendel offers an intimate look into the world of professional
Experienced waterfowl hunters understand the importance of using a natural-looking decoy spread to bring ducks within shooting range of the blind.
Colorado Outdoors “Quick Tips” Videos Duck decoys are an essential tool for every serious waterfowl hunter. But organizing floating decoys and keeping anchor lines tangle-free is a constant challenge.
Big Game Backpack from Colorado Parks & Wildlife on Vimeo. Of all equipment carried afield, the daypack is one of the most important yet overlooked hunting items. In this Colorado
Approaching the reservoir, first you see the dam, then white-capped mountains peaking over the structure and then the reservoir itself.
Colorado Outdoors “Quick Tips” Videos In order to maintain the quality of Colorado’s fisheries, Colorado Parks and Wildlife relies on anglers following bag and possession limits, and safely releasing some fish back
Since their introduction into Colorado in the late 19th century, brown trout have established wild and self-sustaining populations throughout hundreds of miles of rivers and creeks.
For beginning hunters or those new to Colorado’s licensing process, sometimes the mountain isn’t the most daunting part of the hunt. Deciding which license to buy and navigating the application process can give some new hunters a lost, sinking feeling.
