Colorado Game Management Unit (GMU) Videos
Jason Clay
In this video series, Colorado’s wildlife officers answer frequently asked questions, discuss access, describe animal movement, and more.
In this video series, Colorado’s wildlife officers answer frequently asked questions, discuss access, describe animal movement, and more.
As part of the Nontoxic Bullet Replacement Hunting Program legislation, Colorado Parks and Wildlife provides range days to demonstrate the efficacy of non-lead ammunition.
Learn how ear size, tail shape, antlers, and other features and behaviors can help you distinguish between mule deer and white-tailed deer.
Whether you’re an experienced or a complete beginner, here are five reasons why you should hunt big game in Colorado this fall.
Spring is right around the corner—time to hang up your camo and forget about hunting until next fall, right? Wrong. For Colorado big-game hunters, the time
When opening morning came, I hit the trail on a mission: I was headed for the mature billy that I saw on my first scouting
Since its inception in the 1950s, the Hunter Education program has promoted safe and ethical hunting practices and has trained tens of thousands of first-time hunters.
It’s mid-October in southwest Colorado’s San Juan Mountains. The scrub oak is turning russet, aspen leaves are a bright shiny yellow, and golden crowns are
With the possible exception of the pronghorn, there’s likely no keener eye, ear, nose and nerve combination in nature than that found in the genus
Almost everyone has seen the movie “A Christmas Story.” And if you have ever anxiously awaited something in the mail, then you can relate to
He crossed in front of me at 20 yards, broadside, walking slowly; a near-perfect setup. I took the shot and heard a loud ‘Crack!’
Elk hunting was not in my plan this year. Of course, that’s usually when good stuff happens, like two cows on the ground within minutes,
Although it’s normal for antlers to vary greatly in size, sometimes deer or elk will have unusual to extreme antler growth.
When I was a kid growing up in northern Minnesota during the 1970s, most of my friends hunted and fished, and many trapped, but my
