Interested in learning to hunt? Colorado Parks and Wildlife, through the agency’s Hunter Outreach Program, is offering an opportunity for novice hunters across the state to learn responsible practices and skills directly from CPW experts.
If you are 12 years of age or older and want to hunt big or small game but don’t have anyone to show you how, here’s your chance to apply for an opportunity to be a part of critical wildlife management efforts into the future.
“What we’ve learned is that many people want to learn how to hunt but don’t have someone at home to show them how,” said NW Region Hunter Outreach Coordinator Kathleen Mawhinney. “That is why the Hunter Outreach Program is so valuable. Once they experience first-hand mentorship from CPW experts, they will be able to hunt safely and responsibly in the future.”
Learn to Hunt in Colorado
To apply for a youth (ages 12 – 17) novice hunt, complete the Youth Hunter Outreach Application.
To apply for the adult and women (ages 18+) novice hunt, complete the Novice Adult and Women Afield Hunt Application.
Applicants must be a Colorado resident, and have a valid hunters education card. In addition, applicants for adult and women novice hunts must have no big game license purchase history in the previous five (5) years.
Completed applications for the novice youth, adult and women hunts must be submitted by Friday, October 14.
Author: Mile High Mamas
