The March/April 2015 issue of Colorado Outdoors features the 2014 big-game wrap-up, an article about matching the hatch when fly fishing Colorado’s high-mountain lakes, gourmet game recipes from one of Colorado’s most prestigious restaurants and much more.
The opportunity to land a trout during the morning fly hatch, grab a microbrew at lunch and finish the day by hooking a bass in a suburban pond is a combination that cannot be easily duplicated anywhere else in the state.
One of the best times to fish Colorado’s reservoirs is after ice out when water temperatures have hiked into the mid- to low-50s.
Adam Pisoni has hunted deer and turkeys in Teller County for years. Yet, he always suspected that he wasn’t the only hunter in this particular area.
Learn how ear size, tail shape, antlers, and other features and behaviors can help you distinguish between mule deer and white-tailed deer.
urkey hunting season is just a month away, and I find myself tuning calls, checking my old turkey vest and day dreaming about those gobbles at first light.
Colorado has two subspecies of wild turkey—the Merriam’s, also known as the mountain turkey, on the Western Slope and the Rio Grande on the Front
Whether you’re an experienced or a complete beginner, here are five reasons why you should hunt big game in Colorado this fall.
Have you ever seen a brilliantly colored bird disappear into a thicket of brush and wondered what it was?
