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| Wildlife Public Education Advisory Council |
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| Draw Results & Preference Points |
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| Western Slope Hunting Guides |
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| Herd Management (DAU) Plans |
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| Population Management (DAU) Plans |
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| Harvest Information Program (HIP) |
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| Draw Results & Preference Points |
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| Harvest Information Program (HIP) |
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5-Year Season Structure
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 View the 2010-2014 Season Structure Final Guidelines (pdf), 2010-2014 Season Structure (pdf) and the 2010-2014 Season Structure General Dates (pdf).
The Wildlife Commission adopted the new 5-year season structure at its September 10, 2009 meeting.
Why do we have a 5-yr structure?
The Wildlife Commission approves big game season structures in five-year blocks to guide the development of annual hunting regulations. The Commission provides this guidance for a number of reasons.
For wildlife managers, multi-year season structures allow for some consistency in the application of wildlife management practices and the opportunity to assess their effectiveness. Multi-year season structures also allow hunters the opportunity to bid for vacation, plan hunts, and arrange schedules; for landowners, to plan for seasons and hunter opportunities consistent with their other land use plans; and, for service providers, business plans can be implemented with some degree of expectation of the outer parameters of hunting seasons for the pre-determined time period.
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Last Updated: 10/5/2009
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