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Howl For Wildlife To streamline Hunters, Anglers, Sportsmen, Brands & Conservation Groups to effectively push for science based Wildlife management.

11/02/2026

Let's go Colorado!

11/01/2026

Brothers and sisters of the outdoors, the time is now.

We’re thinking beyond this election. Beyond the next season. We’re setting our sights on the next 20-30 years, building a movement to protect hunting, fishing, and wildlife conservation for generations to come.

Colorado is a defining chapter in that effort. What we do here can help set the direction for what comes next.

Stand with us. Bring someone with you. Vote YES on 83.

10/31/2026

Breaking news in the anti-hunting world. And the NO on 83 coalition has a connection Colorado voters should know about.

David Michelson, the chief petitioner behind Oregon’s IP28, has launched NALLA to take his efforts beyond Oregon. (National Animal Life & Liberty Association)

Remember IP28? It would have criminalized hunting, fishing and killing animals for meat, along with artificial insemination used in livestock and dairy production.

Now look at who’s partnered with the NO on 83 campaign: Pro-Animal Future. Their Oregon campaign director worked directly on IP28, collecting signatures and organizing volunteers.

These connections matter. Especially when the same coalition is telling Colorado voters we don’t need constitutional protection for hunting and fishing.

Watch what they’re building. Vote YES on 83.

10/31/2026

We’re continuing to break down who’s behind the opposition to Amendment 83. This time: the Center for Biological Diversity.

You’ve heard the cruelty arguments against 83. What you may not have heard is that C*D backed the plan to eradicate Catalina Island’s entire mule deer herd.

Bucks. Does. Fawns. The entire herd.

Samantha Miller ran Cats Aren’t Trophies, the Proposition 127 campaign Colorado voters rejected in 2024. Today, she’s C*D’s senior carnivore campaigner. C*D, Animal Wellness Action and the Center for a Humane Economy are all listed in the coalition opposing Amendment 83.

Their logos. Their connections. Their record.

Before you take their word on hunting and wildlife, look at what they’ve supported.

Watch the video. Share the receipts. Vote YES on Amendment 83.

10/31/2026
10/29/2026
10/29/2026

Eric Washburn wants you to believe he speaks for Colorado’s hunters and anglers. Look at what he’s actually doing.

This fall, Washburn, president of the issue committee raising money to defeat Amendment 83, filed a petition accusing the Colorado Wildlife Council of illegal electioneering. The Wildlife Council exists to tell the public why hunting and fishing matter, and it’s paid for by a $1.50 surcharge on YOUR hunting and fishing licenses. Remember Hug a Hunter? That’s the council.
So what was he trying to shut down? “Supporting Science in the Wild.” Since 2023, that campaign has featured real CPW biologists and officers in the field, showing how license dollars pay for wildlife research, habitat, hatcheries and endangered species work. That’s it. That’s the campaign.

Washburn’s petition asked CPW to pull that outreach before this election and to permanently ban council spending for six months before every statewide election. In Colorado, that’s every year.
And his claims didn’t stand alone. They were echoed by the Center for Biological Diversity, one of the most aggressive anti-hunting groups in the West. A “hunters and anglers” committee and an anti-hunting organization making the same argument at the same time.

Now CPW Director Laura Clellan has made clear she does not believe the council broke the law. The Fair Campaign Practices Act bars state agencies from spending money that “urges” people to vote for or against a ballot measure, and these ads don’t do that. Their message is simply that hunting and fishing license fees pay for the science behind Colorado’s wildlife. No mention of 83. No mention of any ballot measure.

Even so, the ads went dark through Election Day as a precaution while the Secretary of State weighs in.

Think about what that means. Your license dollars, meant to tell Colorado why hunting and fishing matter, were silenced right before a vote on whether hunting and fishing deserve constitutional protection.

Friends of hunters don’t take hunters’ own dollars off the air.

Read the article. Then vote YES on 83.

https://www.aspentimes.com/news/colorado-parks-wildlife-director-violated-electioneering-laws-allegations/

10/27/2026
10/27/2026

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