2005 DOW big game hunting outlook
Summit Daily News - Frisco,CO,USA
... elk only (no deer), runs Oct. 15-19; the fourth, open to both deer and elk hunting, runs Nov. 16-20; over-the-counter bull licenses ...
Corps orders dam's removal
Denver Post - Denver,CO,USA
A new dam on Tarryall Creek has become the latest flash point between private property rights and public access to Colorado streams and rivers. ...
8/19/05
A new elk-hunting season is under way
Elk Population
KKTV 11 News - Colorado Springs,CO,USA
A new elk-hunting season is under way in southern Colorado, where state wildlife managers hope to thin a rapidly-growing population of elk in the Sangre de ...
Elk threatening San Luis Valley vegetable farms
Summit Daily News - Frisco,CO,USA
... Besides adding a new hunting season, the division is giving license vouchers to landowners to allow elk hunting on private property. ...
KKTV 11 News - Colorado Springs,CO,USA
A new elk-hunting season is under way in southern Colorado, where state wildlife managers hope to thin a rapidly-growing population of elk in the Sangre de ...
Elk threatening San Luis Valley vegetable farms
Summit Daily News - Frisco,CO,USA
... Besides adding a new hunting season, the division is giving license vouchers to landowners to allow elk hunting on private property. ...
Tarryall -- One of Colorado's oldest reservoirs,
Dentry: Tarryall a definite treat for all ages
Rocky Mountain News - Denver,CO,USA
... One of Colorado's oldest reservoirs, 175-acre Tarryall filled in 1930. It originally was 38 feet deep, but silt raised the bottom ...
Rocky Mountain News - Denver,CO,USA
... One of Colorado's oldest reservoirs, 175-acre Tarryall filled in 1930. It originally was 38 feet deep, but silt raised the bottom ...
8/17/05
DOW BIGHORN SHEEP PATCH AVAILABLE
The Colorado Division of Wildlife (DOW) is issuing its 2005 annual patch featuring the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep. The 4-inch embroidered cloth patch depicts a large bighorn sheep ram, the state animal, at sunset and is dated 2005, No. 2, as it is the second in a series of patches the DOW has offered. For more information about Division of Wildlife go to: http://wildlife.state.co.us.
8/11/05
2005 Colorado Elk Hunting
Here's big game hunting outlook from DOW
Fort Morgan Times - Fort Morgan,CO,USA
... The first rifle season, for elk only (no deer), runs Oct. 15-19; the fourth, open to both deer and elk hunting, runs Nov. 16-20; over ...
Dentry: Over-the-counter bull-elk licenses fading from sight
Rocky Mountain News - Denver,CO,USA
... And, despite all the hype, bull-elk hunting seldom puts meat on the table or trophy hat racks on the wall. Most years, about 70,000
Up to the antlers in elk
Vail Daily News - Vail,CO,USA
... With those new numbers in tow, the wildlife commission is considering raising the number of elk hunting permits issued year-to-year. ...
Colorado's 2005 Elk Forecast
Rocky Mountain Game and Fish Magazine - USA
... to loosen its grip, record numbers of elk and a generous supply of licenses, the Centennial State is poised for another banner elk hunting season this year. ...
Colorado's Elk Population More Than What State Can Handle
TheDenverChannel.com - Denver,CO,USA
... The Colorado Division of Wildlife has increased the number of hunting licenses this year in an attempt to cull the elk population to more manageable numbers ..
Elk populations are focus of DOW meeting
Craig Daily Press - Craig,CO,USA
... herd is 28,500 elk. For the Bears Ears herd, which is north of Craig, the objective is 12,200. According to DOW projections after the 2004 hunting season, the ...
Fort Morgan Times - Fort Morgan,CO,USA
... The first rifle season, for elk only (no deer), runs Oct. 15-19; the fourth, open to both deer and elk hunting, runs Nov. 16-20; over ...
Dentry: Over-the-counter bull-elk licenses fading from sight
Rocky Mountain News - Denver,CO,USA
... And, despite all the hype, bull-elk hunting seldom puts meat on the table or trophy hat racks on the wall. Most years, about 70,000
Up to the antlers in elk
Vail Daily News - Vail,CO,USA
... With those new numbers in tow, the wildlife commission is considering raising the number of elk hunting permits issued year-to-year. ...
Colorado's 2005 Elk Forecast
Rocky Mountain Game and Fish Magazine - USA
... to loosen its grip, record numbers of elk and a generous supply of licenses, the Centennial State is poised for another banner elk hunting season this year. ...
Colorado's Elk Population More Than What State Can Handle
TheDenverChannel.com - Denver,CO,USA
... The Colorado Division of Wildlife has increased the number of hunting licenses this year in an attempt to cull the elk population to more manageable numbers ..
Elk populations are focus of DOW meeting
Craig Daily Press - Craig,CO,USA
... herd is 28,500 elk. For the Bears Ears herd, which is north of Craig, the objective is 12,200. According to DOW projections after the 2004 hunting season, the ...
8/6/05
DOW license proposal irks some hunters
DOW license proposal irks some hunters
Craig Daily Press - Craig,CO,USA
... landowners didn't manage their land for wildlife, Moffat County's hunting economy wouldn't be ... Colorado hunters like Smith will have access to more elk tags in ...
8/3/05
DOW SETS TRAP FOR BEAR IN TELLER CO.
A 49-year-old Teller County man was injured by a black bear July 31.
The man was sleeping in a semi-permanent motorhome parked on vacant land north of Cripple Creek when the bear entered through a make-shift pet door around 3 a.m.
The man suffered multiple lacerations about his head and back. He was treated and released from a local medical facility in Woodland Park. Colorado Division of Wildlife (DOW) authorities are attempting to capture the bear. If they can do so, it will be destroyed.
“The DOW policy for handling dangerous bears is very straight forward,” said Deeney. “Once a bear injures a person, no matter what the circumstances, it is categorized as a dangerous bear and it must be destroyed.”
According to the DOW, a possible motive for the attack was attractants found around the house, including outdoor cooking facilities, pet food and garbage.
“These kinds of attractants certainly pose a potential danger to homeowners, and we continue to encourage all homeowners living in bear country to take precautions and bear-proof their property,” said Area Wildlife Manager Shaun Deeney. “While we do not tolerate bears that pose an immediate threat to people, we cannot overstress the need to remove attractants to deter bears if you live in an area that bears are known to frequent.”
For more information about Division of Wildlife go to: http://wildlife.state.co.us.
The man was sleeping in a semi-permanent motorhome parked on vacant land north of Cripple Creek when the bear entered through a make-shift pet door around 3 a.m.
The man suffered multiple lacerations about his head and back. He was treated and released from a local medical facility in Woodland Park. Colorado Division of Wildlife (DOW) authorities are attempting to capture the bear. If they can do so, it will be destroyed.
“The DOW policy for handling dangerous bears is very straight forward,” said Deeney. “Once a bear injures a person, no matter what the circumstances, it is categorized as a dangerous bear and it must be destroyed.”
According to the DOW, a possible motive for the attack was attractants found around the house, including outdoor cooking facilities, pet food and garbage.
“These kinds of attractants certainly pose a potential danger to homeowners, and we continue to encourage all homeowners living in bear country to take precautions and bear-proof their property,” said Area Wildlife Manager Shaun Deeney. “While we do not tolerate bears that pose an immediate threat to people, we cannot overstress the need to remove attractants to deter bears if you live in an area that bears are known to frequent.”
For more information about Division of Wildlife go to: http://wildlife.state.co.us.
8/1/05
LEFTOVER BIG GAME LICENSES ON SALE AUGUST 9
The Colorado Division of Wildlife (DOW) will begin selling big game licenses (elk and deer) leftover from the 2005 draw at 9 a.m. August 9.
These licenses will be available during the first day of the sale at DOW license agents throughout the state and at DOW offices. For convenience sake, the DOW is encouraging hunters to purchase these licenses at license agents in order to disperse customers and keep their time spent waiting in line to a minimum. As a convenience to nonresident hunters, licenses will also be available on the 9th by calling 1-800-244-5613.
On August 10, leftover licenses will be available via the Internet at: http://wildlife.state.co.us/total_licensing/.
A list of leftover licenses is available at: http://wildlife.state.co.us/LeftoverLicenses/ and also by calling (303) 291-7519.
License buyers are asked to be prepared when they visit license agents. Buyers will need to provide:
A Drivers License or State Identification Card (or copy front and back).
Proof of Hunter Education
Customer Identification Number or Conservation Certificate Number
Social Security Number
Archery, muzzleloading and rifle bear licenses, which are no longer unlimited in number, are currently on sale. They can be purchased through license agents, via the Internet (http://wildlife.state.co.us/total_licensing), by calling 1-800-244-5613 or at DOW offices until the cap for each game management unit, or group of units is reached.
For more information about Division of Wildlife go to: http://wildlife.state.co.us.
These licenses will be available during the first day of the sale at DOW license agents throughout the state and at DOW offices. For convenience sake, the DOW is encouraging hunters to purchase these licenses at license agents in order to disperse customers and keep their time spent waiting in line to a minimum. As a convenience to nonresident hunters, licenses will also be available on the 9th by calling 1-800-244-5613.
On August 10, leftover licenses will be available via the Internet at: http://wildlife.state.co.us/total_licensing/.
A list of leftover licenses is available at: http://wildlife.state.co.us/LeftoverLicenses/ and also by calling (303) 291-7519.
License buyers are asked to be prepared when they visit license agents. Buyers will need to provide:
A Drivers License or State Identification Card (or copy front and back).
Proof of Hunter Education
Customer Identification Number or Conservation Certificate Number
Social Security Number
Archery, muzzleloading and rifle bear licenses, which are no longer unlimited in number, are currently on sale. They can be purchased through license agents, via the Internet (http://wildlife.state.co.us/total_licensing), by calling 1-800-244-5613 or at DOW offices until the cap for each game management unit, or group of units is reached.
For more information about Division of Wildlife go to: http://wildlife.state.co.us.
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