It will be more expensive to hunt and fish in Colorado next year.
It will be more expensive to hunt and fish in Colorado next year – especially if you live out of state. Campers and hikers will be paying more too. Starting Jan. 1, there will be varying increases to licenses and annual park passes.
Residential annual small-game and fishing licenses will each increase by $8 to $28 and $33, respectively. The same $8 increase is applied to deer, elk, bear and mountain lion hunting. But moose, goat and sheep are now $50 more – or $300 each.
Residential license prices haven’t been raised since 2005, in part because it’s required that Colorado Parks and Wildlife to go in front of the legislature to ask for any changes.
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