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CO: Input sought on Larimer County bighorn herd

DENVER — Colorado Parks and Wildlife is seeking comments from the public about management of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep in northern Larimer County. The agency is developing a management plan for bighorns in the sheep

UT: Fishing Report DWR Northern Region February 09, 2012

BEAR LAKE: (February 03) Call the Bear Lake recorded information line at 435-946-8501 for up-to-date lake conditions. BIRCH CREEK RESERVOIR: (February 09) The reservoir has two feet of ice, topped with three inches of crusty

CO: PWC adopts merger implementation plan

DENVER – Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commissioners unanimously approved a final implementation plan for the merger between Colorado State Parks and the Division of Wildlife at their monthly meeting Thursday. Developed by a transition team

CO: Lamar hosts annual Goose Fest – February 23-26

LAMAR, Colo. – Each morning in southeast Colorado at this time of year, tens of thousands of snow geese lift off local ponds and reservoirs in a pre-dawn ritual. The swirl of flapping wings and

OK: Conservation Order Light Goose Season approaching

After enjoying some outstanding duck hunting opportunities this fall after a very successful nesting season, waterfowlers don’t have to stop hunting yet. The Conservation Order Light Goose Season, also known as “COLGS,” opens Feb. 13

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