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01/14/2026

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01/13/2026

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01/13/2026

01/12/2026

Well that’s a wrap on the 2026 Denver International Sportsmens Expo. A huge thank you to all of listeners who stopped by to say hello, I really appreciate each and everyone of you. We made a lot of new friends as well, stay tuned for some new great companies becoming a part of our show. We were able to have alot of incredible guest for interviews, so stay tuned to hear those next week.
Ray with Ray's Jerky, thank you sir for the awesome jerky, it was delicious.
Thanks to the ISE for having us there at this years Expo.

01/10/2026

These 2 young ladies loved their new water bottle from our friends at the The Colorado Wildlife Council! The ISE a great family fun event.
Stop by and see us Booth 428
Sat Jan 10th 10-7
Sun 10-4pm

01/09/2026

01/08/2026

“Pipeline Collapsing”? How About Activist Interference?
This article perfectly illustrates why Coloradans are loosing faith in Colorado’s wolf program—not because we oppose wildlife conservation, but because this piece celebrates exactly what’s wrong: prioritizing ideology over science-based management.
The author frames the “collapsing pipeline” of new wolves as a crisis while glossing over the real crisis: repeated violations of its own management plan and total disregard for the people living with the consequences. Notice how Marc Bekoff—an animal rights advocate, not a wildlife manager—gets prominent billing advocating for a complete no-kill policy. This isn’t science-based management; it’s emotional activism.
The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation, which Colorado voters thought they were supporting, requires sustainable populations managed through sound science and local input. Instead, wolves were released from chronically depredating packs near ranches—directly violating the plan—and relocated a wolf to Grand County without notifying ranchers or commissioners.
The article quotes Bekoff saying we should “just start negotiating with people who hate wolves” as an after thought and only after his wants, wishes and desires have been met. This reveals the true attitude: rural Coloradans don’t “hate wolves”—we oppose mismanagement, broken promises, and a program that treats us as obstacles rather than stakeholders.
Real wildlife management requires consequences for problem animals to protect both the broader population and human communities. Yellowstone’s successful program, mentioned briefly, used lethal control when necessary. That’s science. Bekoff’s “compassionate conservation” that prioritizes individual wolves over sustainable populations and rural livelihoods isn’t conservation—it’s preservation at any cost.
Colorado’s West Slope communities support wildlife management. We don’t support being lectured by activists who face none of the economic losses or safety concerns while insisting we sacrifice more.
https://coloradosun.com/2026/01/06/colorado-wolf-pipeline-collapsing/?utm_source=Colorado+Sun+App&utm_medium=App+Share+Button

01/08/2026

Sportspersons from across Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s Northwest Region are invited to attend a hybrid sportsperson's meeting to discuss a variety of important issues involving hunting, fishing, and conservation. During the meeting, staff from CPW will provide important updates on hunting and fis...

01/03/2026

Join us today January 3rd for Sportsman of Colorado Radio from 1-2pm on KLZ 560AM.
Our guest today our friends from LTArms, Kyle, Brandon and Evan.
Also, Kevin Jones with Seekins Precision one of Title Sponsors for the 2026 Mile High Hunt & Fish Expo March 20-22nd.
Our show is brought to you by The Colorado Wildlife Council and The Mile High Hunt and Fish Expo.
Get tickets now www.MileHighHuntExpo.com

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