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Hunting, Wildlife

Areas Everyone Can Enjoy With a License.

Colorado wildlife needs a place to thrive. That’s what State Wildlife Areas are for. They exist to help conserve vital habitat for animals. Colorado’s State Wildlife Areas (SWA) are acquired using the money from hunter and angler licenses.
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WILDLIFE MATTERS

Fall is the start of multiple hunting seasons — deer, elk, bear, mountain lion, bighorn sheep, various birds, and more. So it’s a good time for me to discuss why people hunt and how Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers and biologists use hunting to manage wildlife herds.
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WHY WE HUNT

In Colorado, it’s more than the beauty of the changing aspens that attracts people to the mountains each fall. Of course, the colors we’re seeing are not Broncos orange, but hunter orange.
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is charged with balancing the conservation of our wildlife and habitat with the recreational needs of our state. The agency manages all of Colorado’s wildlife, 42 state parks, more than 300 state wildlife areas, and a host of recreational programs.

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