Colorado Articles

Plump does make for good eating and great excuse to get out of the office. That's the life of a bowhunter!

Back home and back in the office after tornadoes, snow storms, two states and few successful hunts...Bauserman begins his search for a Damage Tag doe.

Bauserman takes a day off from the tree to prep for an upcoming out-of-state adventure.

Windy conditions on day number seven don't hinder big buck movement.

Buck down!!! Patience and preparation pay off in the form of a nice Colorado buck.

With light waning on Bauserman's day five evening hunt, a shooter buck makes an appearance.

Will a morning cold snap and a high-pressure system get the deer up and moving for Bauserman's day number four rut hunt?

Deer season is underway and Bowhunting World Editor Jace Bauserman is giving you a view from the catbird's seat. Come along as Jace takes you through deer season day by day.

Hop in the treestand alongside Bowhunting World Editor Jace Bauserman for an intimate day-to-day look at what it's like to hunt whitetail deer.

Before I get ahead of myself and start rambling about my Texas adventure, let me first pass along a very...

Investigators say people in the area reported hearing what sounded like a mountain lion, and the dog's wounds were consistent with a mountain lion attack.

The deaths of three llamas that were attacked by a rare pack of juvenile mountain lions have state wildlife officials warning residents in western Colorado to take precautions.

Wildlife officials say a Fort Collins man shot and killed a young black bear that got into a fight with his dog in his backyard.

Wildlife officials say an adult black bear scratched its way into a tent and bit a man on his forearm at a campground on the eastern end of Ruedi Reservoir near Aspen.

Authorities say he and his assistants would locate cats prior to a client's arrival and then “shorten up” the hunt by caging the animals, then releasing them when the client was present.

Forty-two-year-old Theodore James Leach of Littleton, Colorado was carrying a mountain goat he had killed when he fell on North Maroon Peak.

A western Colorado outfitter pleaded guilty to a federal wildlife charge after he was accused of capturing and maiming mountain lions and bobcats to make hunting easier for clients.

With rapidly changing weather characterizing much of the fall, the 2013 hunting season showed a successful increase in big game hunting.