For anyone interested in what happened in the CPW meeting on July 16/17,
the meeting video is on their site at the following URL.
https://cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/CommissionMeeting2020-7.aspx
You will need to go to the *Day 2* video and skip ahead to the time of
1:51:13 to get to the
CoBirders,
I am not a resident of CO. So I do not presume to tell you how to handle
this.
However, due to the subject matter of my next film for PBS, I have been in
Colorado several times recently, and had noticed signage. Through studying
this subject area, I am focusing on one state in
Mike I agree. I’m working on a CFO letter supporting this view. I hope other
organizations will do the same this week in advance of the Commissioner's
meeting Thursday morning.
Nick Komar
CFO President
>> On Jul 13, 2020, at 7:31 AM, Mike Hensley wrote:
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> I actually think a watchers
Fantastic info!
I agree... I also strongly believe ALL birders should purchase a duck stamp.
Many of us spend lots of time around and in the NWR’s.
Appreciate your insights!
Lori
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> On Jul 13, 2020, at 7:31 AM, Mike Hensley wrote:
>
>
> I actually think a watchers
I actually think a watchers license that parallels the hunting/fishing
license and whose cost contributes to the maintenance of SWA's is a great
idea. It simultaneously broadens the base of people who are financially
contributing AND provides a way to measure the number of people who are
using
I see a lot of misconceptions about the new requirement that all users of
State Wildlife Areas and State Trust Lands needing a hunting and fishing
license. First let me say that I am an avid birder, but I am also a hunter
and a fisherman. I am also full time fly fishing guide on the
