Moose attack outside Nederland prompts warnings of potential aggressive wildlife behavior defending their young
NEDERLAND — A 69-year-old man was attacked by a cow moose while working on a ranch Thursday morning and was transported by ambulance to Boulder Community Hospital for examination of his injuries. The incident occurred on private property outside of the town of Nederland. The man was doing property work near thick willow brush when the cow (female) moose attacked him. Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers surveyed the property and found a cow moose still in the area and witnesses report seeing her with a calf recently, likely prompting the defensive and aggressive behavior. A dog was also present at the sceneRead More
Anglers encouraged to catch illegally introduced northern pike at Kenney Reservoir, earn $20 per fish
RANGELY, Colo. – The illegal, unapproved relocation of fish from one body of water to another continues to cause significant problems for management agencies, water providers and ethical anglers acrossRead More
