Thank you. Looking forward to those posts. 👍👍

This is great, thank you!!

Or we could just do it year round and drop a lable that puts anyone in a "bracket" to be labled but you know, that would be to progressive yet

This is really neat and long overdue! Looking forward to seeing more. I am sure a certain demographic will get over themselves while others embrace and appreciate what you are doing!

This is awesome! Excited to see what's in store!

White achievement month...

Indian history month!!!@

When do others get their own special month?

Honestly, super excited to see this and I hope this will be continued for Hispanic (15 Sept -15 Oct), Asian Pacific American (May), Native American/American Indian (Nov) History/Heritage months! Considering that access to public lands and safety has been a noted problem by POC engagement in public lands and conservation. Recognizing the POC engagement in our public lands is an attempt to bring recognition to groups not commonly considered in outdoor recreation communities but are in fact very present. Groups like HECHO in Denver and Latino Outdoors are very active with bringing public land access to these groups. For everyone saying why are they highlighting one groups engagement, it is specifically what you are trying to say: They are just trying to normalize and recognize all groups who use our parks! Some fast facts for y'all who are gonna say something :Black engagement in visits to national forests are at 1% of total visits. LatinX visits comprise 6% from surveying by the federal government. However in other polls, the engagement is actually much higher visiting National Forests and lands. www.fs.usda.gov/rmrs/recreating-color-promoting-ethnic-diversity-public-lands www.outsideonline.com/2296351/were-here-you-just-dont-see-us

Yawn.

Thanks for sticking to your guns.

When is White history month, Asian history month, Hispanic history month, Native Americans history month, etc. I thought we were all equal! Why pander to one race or the other? This is why we are divided in this country.

When is white history month

Mexican history month!!!@

Would like to applaud the work of Parks and Wildlife. Appreciate the thoughtful and science based approach they use to managing the important wildlife herds in the State. Great resource and form of recreation. We should all be appreciative.

Omg! They’ve been here for years. Jackson, Grand, and Routt counties. Perhaps if the CPW would do their due diligence we could put this “reintroduction” to bed.

Scavenged. Tell it like it is. Wolf killed elk carcass is the reality. Colorado you are only in the infancy of this non essential wolf experiment. No need to expedite the ungulates decimation process. The wolves are already at it. Vote NO on 107. ballotpedia.org/Colorado_Gray_Wolf_Reintroduction_Initiative_(2020) follow the money. You are in an uphill battle.

I am glad that we have an adequate environment for them to thrive in, and that we now won’t have to re introduce them. Nature is moving forward on its own.

So validating for the people who had sightings and weren't believed

In the early 80s a friend and I spotted a wolverine in Colorado reported to a DOW officer he said that it was probably a coyote or a fox but I know what we saw.

People be aware that you have chosen to live in the animals home. Be alert when your out and if you don't want them around go back down the mountain where you won't be where the animals are. we that have chosen to live with the wildlife understand they are wild and we are to always be alert in there environment.

Here come all the crazy wolf comments. If you’re a native and enjoy the back country, then you KNOW wolves have unofficially already been in Colorado for a VERY long time. It was a don’t ask, we don’t need to create a policy for years if not decades. I think between the wolf reintroduction bill and social media, CPW could no longer ignore the issue. Nature was been quietly expanded her own system of management quite well on her own and perhaps instead of interfering we should just let her continue!!!!

I hope you increase your enforcement presence in that area before this pack gets poached.

For all the psycho hunters threatening to kill them. This is YOUR future. Wolves are an endangered and PROTECTED SPECIES

Looks like we are about to find out what it feels like to be hunted. Thanks for nothing CPW

This is exciting news. I hope people will leave them alone and let the wolves do their job. Keeping wildlife in check

All the years we've been asking "Does a bear sh*t in the woods?" Looks like we won't have to keep asking the same question about the wolves! Since we now know how many male and females there were...can we show what all they are eating? Elk, cow, sheep... #vegan #whatsavegan #iwonderwhattheytastelike

To Patrick: My house borders Rocky Mountain National Park near the Wild Basin entrance, I hope this qualifies me to have an opinion on this subject to such a small man as yourself. A thriving population of elk and deer?? Have you been to Estes Park? Those herds could use some natural culling to be sure, instead of rangers sneaking in the dead of night to do the job. Yeah, the wolves have just ruined Yellowstone haven't they, you mullet. I hope you cannot reproduce either (along with Kelly and David) and proliferate ignorance. 😎

Awesome....the more wildlife the better. Maybe they can help cull the elk and deer herds. Nature has a plan 😉

After decimating the Yellowstone elk herds they’re working 😞😞 their way down to Colorado

I saw one in Grand County last year. Same thing they said probably a Coyote. It looked like a Wolf to me. Much much larger. Glad they are back and protected. I hope

I saw a white wolf pass in front of me at 4pm in early part of 2019. In Estes on 34 near the Stanley Hotel. I was shocked. I knew then they are here. People are either denying there here or just haven't seen them.

I’m glad they’re here now just let nature take its course no need to bring in outsiders

Welcome back wolves!! We are so happy to have them in Colorado again.

They have been in the state for years. CPW really needs to pay attention. I know for a fact several people have reported to them over several years that wolfs where here and they always said that its not true and never looked into it. The reintroduction to the state is pointless since we already have them and have for Years.

Oh boy, the usual suspects are here telling us all those sightings were just really big coyotes...

Really!!!! Found tracks on my property 2years ago everyone I talked to has known they’ve been there for a long time. Just getting more and more populated which will become a major problem very soon.

Hopefully this ends the debate on "reintroducing" Artic wolves into our area, since the Timberwolves that should be here, obviously are.

I have been hunting all my life but I love this series! Great refresher during the off season or when wanting to try something new. 😁

Not interested, thanks, anyway.

We as hunters need to get the parks out of wildlife, they are screwing up the hunting like they did before, They messed up so bad that the state had to take parks away from wildlife. Now we as hunters are having the same problems just because parks go bankrupt and needs the wildlife division to get them out of the red.

They are welcome on my prairie dog property!

Stop poisoning Prairie Dogs, Colorado, their source of food. That would an improvement.

LOL...I DON'T have an annual income either....Maybe they could help me out LOL BEFORE you all get bent and go on a tangent.....REMEMBER TO LOL

To be used to irradicate the plague in the prairie dogs so they can sustain on their own?

I remember those lines. They kept getting longer every year.

Kristy Bly

Stop wasting money on species that doesn’t generate income to the DOW. Spend it on species that do.