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.
The secondary draw is a great way to get Colorado big game hunting licenses remaining from the primary draw without having to wait to get your license over the counter.
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.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s draft East Slope Mountain Lion Management Plan is open for public input through June 14, 2024.
As draw deadline looms April 2, CPW biologist urges pronghorn hunters to study revised 2024 Hunting Forecast for Colorado’s Southeast Region
Since the beginning, hunting has been an integral part of the human experience, providing nourishment while fostering a deep respect and profound connection with nature.
It was 3:30 a.m. on an early November Saturday when my first alarm went off. To my surprise, I wasn’t nearly as tired as I
Time to start planning. Get an overview of some of the changes that affect the upcoming 2024 Colorado Big-Game seasons.
The Big Game Season Structure (BGSS) planning process is a critical component of big game management and big game hunting regulation development
Hunting is a crucial management tool for wildlife in North America, and the sale of hunting licenses help fund key projects from wildlife habitat improvements
CPW’s draft herd management plans for deer in Southwest Colorado are open to public comment through Dec. 15, 2023.
Hunters and nonhunters alike should show respect and courtesy to all users engaged in outdoor recreation activities.
Protecting Colorado’s bighorn sheep herds requires extraordinary effort by Colorado Parks and Wildlife biologists, officers and staff and volunteers
