Amendment 83 asks Colorado voters to enshrine hunting and fishing rights in the state constitution this November.

Colorado's Amendment 83: The Battle Over a "Right to Hunt and Fish" Is About Far More Than the Ballot Come November 3, ...

Colorado's Amendment 83 would constitutionally protect hunting and fishing rights, but existing bag limits, licensing and ...

The measure was funded by at least $1.5 million from the conservative Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Alliance ...

Hunting and fishing are part of Colorado’s outdoor recreation history and culture, but this year voters are being asked ...

Amendment 83 on Colorado’s November ballot would protect hunting and fishing in the state constitution as well as designate them as the preferred method for managing wildlife populations.

I believe hunting and fishing are part of our history and heritage, and they provide a connection to the land that is increasingly important in a divided society.” ...

Colorado voters will decide in November whether to add a constitutional right to hunt and fish to the state constitution ...

A "yes" vote establishes hunting and fishing as a constitutional right and the preferred method for managing most wildlife. A ...

For decades, licensed hunters have killed hundreds of Colorado mountain lions every year to control the state's population of the elusive feline. Voters in November will decide whether to ban the ...

COLORADO, USA — The scenery of Colorado's Rocky Mountains makes moments in this state easy to remember — and part of those postcard views is the wildlife that a 2024 ballot measure seeks to protect.

Hunting large carnivores is a contentious issue in wildlife management and conservation. It’s on the ballot in fall 2024 in Colorado, where voters will consider Proposition 127, a proposed ban on ...