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Whether you’re exploring the field for the first time or the 20-something-ith, arguably the most important part of your next Colorado elk hunt will happen during the planning stages.
The “Gooble Obble Obble Obble!” rolled in through the front window of our Double Bull and The Shakes started on queue.
Tomajko’s photo, that was the cover of the 2013 Colorado Outdoors Photography Issue, will be displayed at the Smithsonian Museum in September.
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.
Colorado Outdoors, Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s magazine, features a wealth of information for hunters, anglers and outdoors enthusiasts.
