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Not to come to their defense but it was put to a vote so that all of Colorado could decide. But it was pushed through by out of state folks that financed it.

Just read this article today, some very interesting reading. https://www.coloradoan.com/story/news/2025/07/24/cellphone-recording-unveils-colorado-wolf-investigation-tampering/85319701007/?utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook

It's funny that I have been into several sporting goods stores in Denver in the past 6 months and haven't seen a single piece of paper on it.

I was on OnX today looking at some trails and noticed something that I hadn't seen before. They have fire maping on it.

Here is a map of the area that the fire is burning in.

I've hunted a lot of the area on the Utah side and while it will be for the better in the long run it is sad to see all those trees turned into matchsticks. Hopefully they'll get it under control before too much longer

I agree with CC but it could also depend on how fast you want to see if you can get into a training or safety class. In my area we have a certified firearms instructor who once a month starts a class on basic firearm safety and shooting, he caters more to women for self defense but he also...

It'll be nice to get these draws out of the way so that we can pick and choose on left over tags. There were a couple of tags in the secondary draw but I knew better than even think about putting in for them, I am sure that they all went to the youth. But there will be a few decent tags...

Got a unit 38 Pronghorn tag

Congrats I'm sitting here waiting for the Wyoming pronghorn draw with my fingers crossed.

Sweet, I hope that I am in the predicament of deciding using my local taxidermist or one in Wyoming in a few months.

And this is why you never venture into the woods without a pistol.

It can be a problem vetting outfitters and their guides and it does take time and effort on our part. I booked a outfitter for a Wyoming pronghorn hunt this coming fall, and while the draw results are not out I am 99% sure that I'll draw with 11 points. Could I do this hunt on my own, the...

I have found that on a guided hunt your experience is what you put into it. I have been to Africa twice and in Africa you are required to have a Professional Hunter with you at all times that you are in the field. I have seen some hunters who go and pretty much just turn it into a shoot...

I agree with Tim, get a guide, while they do cost money the experience is well worth it. They will know the area and animals where you will be going into the area blind even if you do get some time to get out and scout. A guide will increase your odds of getting a bull ten fold if not more...

I'm about in the same boat that you are only with other ailments, it sucks to get old. I decided to cash in 11 points this year with a friend who backed out just a week ago so I'll be going it by myself. However I am going with a outfitter outside of Chyeyenne just to make it easier on...

Just got the ah shucks email with a invitation to put in for the secondary draw, and of course pay the application fee. I'll just wait for the leftover list.

Still batting zero, but then I didn't expect to draw my tag 3 years in a row. The last time that I checked the odds they were 50/50 with zero points. My fingers are crossed for my Wyoming pronghorn tag since I have more than enough points, but you never know.

On a African hunting forum that I am on packing clothing to cushion the rifles and optics was fairly common. That was until some countries that hunters were flying into decided to put a halt to it. Some still do it and get away with it while others end up being singled out for extra...

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