Snow pack Idaho and Utah

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My partner had been driving back and forth from Grand Junction to Craig CO installing countertops, this picture was taken maybe 2-3 weeks ago. He told me this bull was in this spot Saturday morning when he drove up and Sunday afternoon on his return trip the bull was in the same spot, he found something to eat and wasn't going to leave it. Another story, my nephew and wife from Alaska came to visit after seeing some other people up in Casper WY last week , I 80 across and down through Baggs, Craig, Meeker, Rifle, I'm exaggerating here, but he was in shock over the amount of dead animals on the side of the road. Winter around here GJ is letting up some but everything around us is still getting hammered. I'm kinda wondering how CO parks and wildlife is going to handle all this

 

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My partner had been driving back and forth from Grand Junction to Craig CO installing countertops, this picture was taken maybe 2-3 weeks ago. He told me this bull was in this spot Saturday morning when he drove up and Sunday afternoon on his return trip the bull was in the same spot, he found something to eat and wasn't going to leave it. Another story, my nephew and wife from Alaska came to visit after seeing some other people up in Casper WY last week , I 80 across and down through Baggs, Craig, Meeker, Rifle, I'm exaggerating here, but he was in shock over the amount of dead animals on the side of the road. Winter around here GJ is letting up some but everything around us is still getting hammered. I'm kinda wondering how CO parks and wildlife is going to handle all this

Winter in the Northwest: Surviving today and after the snow melts - Colorado Outdoors Online

Using the data collected over the past several months, and anticipated additional losses throughout the spring, biologists are taking conservative approaches with this year's license recommendations.

coloradooutdoorsmag.com

 

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Winter in the Northwest: Surviving today and after the snow melts - Colorado Outdoors Online

Using the data collected over the past several months, and anticipated additional losses throughout the spring, biologists are taking conservative approaches with this year's license recommendations.

coloradooutdoorsmag.com

Thanks for that intel, I'm glad to see they're (CPW) pro active on addressing the situation