Colorado Parks & Wildlife is asking for help identifying a man who chased an angry moose into traffic on CO 9 last weekend in Frisco. A passerby took a photo of the man next to the moose, which was visibly agitated.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife identified two people who chased and fed moose through social posts.
More moose means more stress on willows, which has big implications for the park ecosystem.
A moose spotted hanging around Broomfield's FlatIron Crossing mall was darted and returned to the wilderness.
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The animals were killed in separate incidents on northern Colorado's Highway 125.
A new portal also streamlines buying licenses, park passes, and more.
The seasonal closures protect elk and nesting raptors.
Colorado Parks & Wildlife Officials remind hikers and homeowners alike to be on the lookout for the large ungulates.
Hunting fees pay for wildlife conservation. With participation dropping, who will pick up the slack?
