Colorado Elk News
Big Changes Await Gunnison Elk Hunters - Mar. 02, 2010Gunnison, Colo.--Gunnison elk hunters will see significant regulation and license changes for the 2010 big game seasons. Two groups--archery hunters and second-season rifle hunters--are affected most by changes to license allocation and should plan carefully before arriving to the Gunnison area this fall.
Late Season Cow Elk Hunt Opportunity - Oct. 29, 2009
MEEKER, Colo- The Colorado Division of Wildlife and a private landowner in the Meeker area are teaming up to offer a special late season cow elk hunting opportunity in late November and December. Six hunters will be selected for this unguided elk hunt on the 2,900 acre Berryman property. Selected hunters must have a valid late season private land only cow elk license for unit 23 or an unfilled youth elk license from an earlier rifle season.
DOW Amending Grand Mesa Herd Plans to Match Public Management Goals - Oct. 29, 2009
The Colorado Division of Wildlife is revising Data Analysis Unit plans for deer on the north side of the Grand Mesa and elk on the entire Grand Mesa. The plans were last updated by the Wildlife Commission in 2007 following a lengthy public input process, however new herd modeling methods have provided a refined population estimate.
Colorado Springs Elk Hunting 101 Seminar - Oct. 20, 2009
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Southern Colorado hunters looking for tips to improve their elk hunting success are invited to a free seminar in Colorado Springs Oct. 29. The Colorado Division of Wildlife is sponsoring the event.
Elk Hunting Meeting Scheduled for San Luis Valley - Aug. 29, 2008
Elk hunting policies for an area in the middle of the San Luis Valley will be discussed by Colorado Division of Wildlife officials at a meeting at 6 p.m., Sept. 11, at Center Middle School, in Center.
How to Hunt Elk in Colorado - 2008 - Aug. 01, 2008
The popular hunting magazines display colorful photographs of huge bull elk standing in open meadows and presenting easy targets.
Moose or Elk? Don't Mistake the Two - 2008 - Aug. 01, 2008
Reintroduced to Colorado nearly 30 years ago, moose are thriving in many parts of the state. Unfortunately, almost every year a hunter accidentally shoots a moose. The most common error is mistaking a cow moose for a cow elk.
