Post by greg on Jul 27, 2005 20:45:52 GMT -5
I knew it was too good to last! 
Colorado has traditionally allocated up to 40% of their big game licenses to non residents, but that is apparently about to change.
I know this is an Indiana board, but many of you may also travel to Colorado to hunt. Please be aware that a committee of Colorado hunters, outfitters, and landowners has been formed to try and change the Colorado regulations regarding license allocation for out-of-staters. If they have their way, our future hunting trips to Colorado may be in peril, or at the very least, much more expensive and more difficult to draw a license for. I would encourage anyone who hunts there, or is thinking of doing so someday, to consider sending in your input to the CDOW before the August 5th deadline. You can read about this committee and their proposals here:
wildlife.state.co.us/hunt/BigGame/License_Allocation/index.asp
Colorado has traditionally allocated up to 40% of their big game licenses to non residents, but that is apparently about to change.
I know this is an Indiana board, but many of you may also travel to Colorado to hunt. Please be aware that a committee of Colorado hunters, outfitters, and landowners has been formed to try and change the Colorado regulations regarding license allocation for out-of-staters. If they have their way, our future hunting trips to Colorado may be in peril, or at the very least, much more expensive and more difficult to draw a license for. I would encourage anyone who hunts there, or is thinking of doing so someday, to consider sending in your input to the CDOW before the August 5th deadline. You can read about this committee and their proposals here:
wildlife.state.co.us/hunt/BigGame/License_Allocation/index.asp
