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SCI Colorado

DEDICATED TO CONSERVING WILDLIFE AND PRESERVING HUNTING RIGHTS

Supporting hunters throughout Colorado and the United States

Welcome to Our COLORADO Hunting Community

At the Colorado Chapter of Safari Club International, we dedicate ourselves to protecting your hunting rights while giving back to the community. We don't believe in ballot box biology and we are active at the state level as we battle those groups and individuals who want to take away our hunting and fishing. The Colorado Chapter helps fund a full-time lobbyist at the state capitol to protect our interests as hunters, gun owners and conservationists.

About SCI Colorado

Our members are conservationists who hunt and embrace the highest of ethical standards. We find no irony in this because we believe that hunting and conservation are not only compatible, but inseparable.

We believe that habitat and wildlife must be kept in balance, and that wisely managed hunting is the best way to accomplish this.

Professional wildlife managers have proven that total protection is not conservation. There are many examples of what happens when species are allowed to exceed what their habitat can support.

Protect the freedom to hunt for all hunters not just for any specific species
Education of the value of hunting as a viable wildlife management tool
Conservation of wildlife to preserve the heritage of hunting for future generations
Humanitarian services

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Convention Access

Join the industry’s biggest gathering of outfitters, auctions, gear & news.

Record Book Recognition

Track your achievements with SCI’s renowned Record Book. new members receive three free Record Book entries.

SCI Publications

Hunting news and updates in print & digital.

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Relentless Advocacy

Your membership fuels SCI’s fight for your hunting rights.

Member Stories

So there I was…..”

Watch out for bears while camping, hiking and backpacking in Colorado bear country

Colorado Parks and Wildlife implements voluntary fishing closures on the Yampa River near Steamboat Springs

St. Mary’s High School Competitive Shooting Team

SAF and SCI Issue Formal Legal Warning to Colorado Commission

EDITORIAL: Want to help starving bears? Don’t feed them.

Maybe you need a new truck.

Recreation isn’t Conservation

Low water levels close west boat ramp at John Martin Reservoir State Park; East ramp remains open

Member Travel Advisory – South Africa

Colorado Wildlife Conservation Report

DENVER – Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) has confirmed the formation of a new gray wolf pack: the Piney Ridge Pack in Eagle County.

Who’s gonna pick up the check?

The 7mm PRC: Hornady’s New Offering Fits Right Into Family of Innovative Modern Hunting Cartridges

Too much on parks, not enough on wildlife?

Is Colorado mortgaging the future of its wildlife?

Denver Gazette: Staring Down the War on Hunting

The Conservation Funding Question We Cannot Ignore

CPW invites landowners to request funding to protect wildlife habitat or provide wildlife-related public access on their property

Thank you SCI Colorado!

Wildfires and drought challenge wildlife across Colorado, CPW scientists monitor habitat loss and animal movement

Can you be found in an emergency?

SCI Partners