As seen in the newest map released by Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), “newcomers” from the north are making their way across the entire Western Slope.
Colorado’s wolves make their way across the western part of the state Read More »
Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s annual big game brochure has been hitting hunters’ mailboxes — the annual reminder to start planning for the seasons ahead.
Changes to know ahead of big-game hunting season in Colorado Read More »
In an effort to conserve wildlife and increase opportunities for hunters and anglers, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is creating a new wildlife area along Michigan Creek.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife acquires 120 acres for new wildlife management area Read More »
Despite allegations and innuendos from animal rights activists, wolf 2307-OR died as a result of a fight with another wolf, not a gunshot wound last September.
Wolf 2307-OR died as a result of another wolf, not a gunshot wound as some theorized Read More »
It only took six weeks in 2025 for the first confirmed wolf livestock depredation to be reported, this one from Jackson County.
Jackson County rancher is first to have a confirmed livestock kill by wolves in 2025 Read More »
In January, Colorado Parks and Wildlife began an operation to capture 20 Rampart Bighorn Sheep to start a new herd.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife capture, relocate Rampart Bighorn Sheep for new herd Read More »
Residents in Pitkin and Eagle counties have some new international neighbors, a press release from Colorado Parks and Wildlife reads.
In clandestine operation, 20 wolves have been released in Pitkin and Eagle County Read More »
As federal land managers navigate shrinking budgets, Colorado Parks and Wildlife could assume a larger role in managing recreation on public lands around Pikes Peak.
Pikes Peak stakeholders ask state to help manage recreation around America’s Mountain Read More »
A Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) biologist is leading a team to trap several bighorn sheep and relocate them to mountains near Pueblo.
CPW baiting bighorn sheep to relocate herd from Colorado Springs to Pueblo Read More »
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission voted Thursday to update the way Colorado awards most of its big game tags. It’s the latest in a years-long policy review that has received plenty of public commentary and criticism. The draw changes, which take effect in 2028, are designed — in part — to combat point creep. Now, hunters who have already racked up preference points in Colorado are facing a moving goalpost.
In CPW switching its big-game draw, hunters with preference points are short-changed Read More »
