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A big problem is that most hunters don't know just what is happening or what they are thinking about doing until it is already done. This article just gives some a heads up to be ready for some real radical changes........................perhaps.

Is this article a look into the future for elk hunting in Colorado...

If any of you want to make a road trip here is a great occasion to see and experience a rocky mountain oyster feast. It is a great time and I plan on joining the festivities and the eats. The...

They would have to bring them in from populations up in the far north. One problem with them is that even where they have a good population they are very seldom seen. When I was hunting in a wilderness up in British Colombia I asked my guide about them. He said that it had been a dozen...

I'm hoping for saber tooth tigers myself

Must be something going around in the air. Colorado is looking at bringing back the wolverine, however they have been seen in the northern part of the state in the last few years...

The one problem with going with a outfitter to get your feet wet is that they usually have very good ground to hunt. Quite often it will be private where the normal hunter can not hunt without hiring the outfitter. But it is a way to perhaps see how to hunt elk, but with it being very good...

Two of the appointees were forwarded to the full Sennett with unfavorable recommendations and a single one being favorable. https://www.coloradopolitics.com/opinion/what-will-senate-do-as-wolf-weary-ranchers-grill-poliss-cpw-appointees-gabel/article_6818460c-d83c-11ee-bd76-d38f04a842a7.html

What state are you looking at and what weapon? Colorado still offers quite a few over the counter either sex elk tags, but there are a number of units that are bull only. There are also quite a few OTC units for rifle bull hunts with 3 different seasons of varying lengths that you can pick...

Here is a article with the 3 appointees names https://www.coloradopolitics.com/news/appointees-to-colorado-parks-and-wildlife-commission-draws-critics-ahead-of-hearing/article_eaadd9ae-d717-11ee-92d2-5753671bbacc.html Here's a link to those that are on the committee...

Got my senior small game and fishing license along with putting in for my unit 44 and or 35 muzzle loader tag. Preference points for elk and pronghorn. After thinking about it I'll pick up a couple of points in Wyoming for deer and pronghorn this year and look real hard at them for 2025

Do a search on the www for "bear sucker"

I like where they got to the Wyoming state line and stopped ✋️ 🤣

You should of let us know, I would of written down your name also.

Good luck. I struck out this year but did see a few. Having a cold and coughing my head off didn't help.

For now that is just for the northwest corner of Colorado that got hit hard last winter. The speculation is that tag draws for NR elk will be state wide.

It was bound to happen, non residents will have to start putting in for a draw for some tags in Idaho. Colorado is looking at a non resident draw for all elk tags, but for now that is just a rumor. https://legislature.idaho.gov/sessioninfo/2024/legislation/H0587/

Utah's Big Game application guide book is out. https://wildlife.utah.gov/guidebooks/biggameapp.pdf

I hunted it so many years ago I hate to even think about how long ago it was. Back then you didn't have to worry about landowners and trying to gain permission to hunt on their land. As long as you left the gates as they were and picked up your trash they were glad to have you. But the best...

What were your plans for the lights, security or nighttime shoots/activities? I just saw some solar powered floods with motion detectors on TV during the football game that may work for security