Big-game hunting interest soars beyond Colorado's capacity

The rising interest in hunting is due to a relatively recent change in Colorado’s fee structure and the COVID-19 pandemic. It now costs less to apply for licenses and more people — cooped up during the last few years — are clamoring for the outdoors.

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