A Colorado hunting license does not grant immunity for killing all animals ... licenses they wanted because they applied for an animal in a game management unit (GMU) where requests exceeded quotas.

The hunting of big cats in Colorado will remain legal after the rejection of Proposition 127 by voters in the 2024 general election. The Associated Press called the race at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday ...

Colorado voters will decide via Proposition 127 on the state ballot whether the decades-old hunting of mountain lions and bobcat trapping should continue — or be banned outright. The measure has ...

One item that voters in the state will decide is whether or not to pass Proposition 127 — a measure that could outlaw the hunting of mountain lions and bobcats in Colorado. In this article we ...

Cougar hunting in Colorado uses a quota system based on 185 Game Management Units. The quota in each GMU is determined by the best science available. Hopefully, Ashe believes in sound science.

Efforts to ban wild cat hunting in Colorado have failed in recent years in the state legislature and have not gained traction with the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission. On Nov. 6 ...

Colorado voters rejected a wildlife-related ballot measure for the first time in four tries, as the citizen initiative to ban mountain lion hunting failed. The Associated Press called the defeat ...

The ballot initiative also makes poor economic sense, according to a new study published Monday, because a big cat hunting ban would cost Colorado around $61.65 million in lost economic revenue. The ...

Their concerns are warranted. Colorado is home to more elk than any other U.S. state, and it’s far-and-away the most popular elk-hunting destination for nonresidents. A staggering 186,028 people ...

Now Miller is asking Colorado voters to say yes to Proposition 127, which would prohibit the hunting of mountain lions, bobcats, and lynx. According to their Sept. 30 filing with the Colorado ...

Colorado voters will decide this fall whether to ban the hunting of bobcats and mountain lions. The Secretary of State’s office confirmed Wednesday that backers turned in enough valid signatures ...

And if state Senate Democrats go along with them, it will not only compromise the survival of our endangered species, it will spell the beginning of the end of elk and deer hunting in Colorado.