Meetings to take place to discuss waterfowl changes | News

THE TRIBUNE

Local News National News Your News Around Colorado Faith Services Sports UNC Sports CSU Sports Opinion Business Features Food Entertainment Health Obituaries Viewfinder Subscribe

SPOTLIGHT

Special Sections In-Depth Reports Tribune Awards

INTERACTIVE

Photo Galleries Trib Blogs Media Center Electronic Edition Special Editions RSS Feeds

MARKETPLACE

NoCo Wheels NC Yellow Pages Real Estate Employment Classifieds Advertiser Index Coupon Book Top Jobs On The Lot

SERVICES

Weather & Alerts Road Work Map Dining Guide Movie Listings TV Listings Events Calendar Public Notices Archives Subscriber Services Email Headlines eNewsletter News Tip Write the Editor Announcement Forms Newspaper in Education

NEWSPAPERS

Northern Colorado Tribune Fort Collins Now Windsor Now NEXTnc La Tribuna The Fencepost Tri-State Livestock News Farmer and Rancher Exchange Aspen Avon Carbondale Frisco Glenwood Springs Grand Junction Leadville Rifle Snowmass Village Vail

			Classifieds \| Place an Ad		May 17, 2008

Meetings to take place to discuss waterfowl changes

May 6, 2008

Comments

Representatives from the Colorado Division of Wildlife will host five meetings in May, including one in Greeley, to discuss proposed changes to waterfowl hunting in northeast Colorado.

Potential regulation changes will be discussed for the following State Wildlife areas: Jackson Lake, Jean K. Tool, Brush, Atwood, Overland Trail, Bravo and Red Lion.

Potential regulation changes to allow waterfowl hunting from boats will be discussed for Jackson and Jumbo reservoirs.

• May 19 - Morgan Community College, Bloedorn Lecture Hall, 820 Barlow Rd., Fort Morgan.
• May 20 - Hilton Fort Collins, 317 W. Prospect Rd., Fort Collins.
• May 21 - Greeley Guest House, 5401 9th St., Greeley.
All meetings will take place from 6:30-8:30 p.m.


Subject:
Message:

By posting you agree to the terms and conditions

If you live here, you get it!

For the most up to date news and information in Northern Colorado, subscribe to The Tribune.

CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE

BACK

TOP OF PAGE