This is in the area of game management units 61 and 62. It will be well marked with banners and signs and have two large tables with Division literature. Volunteers will staff the site, but will not take part in any patrolling, Smith said. They ll just take complaints and answer questions related to hunting. Operation Game Thief is a longtime Division program that rewards people for information leading to the conviction of wildlife lawbreakers.
Callers can remain anonymous.
Colorado hunters can expect other types of law enforcement as well. District wildlife managers will still be contacting hunters in the field and in camps. They routinely check licenses, answer questions, and take complaints. Wildlife officers will run game check stations. These can be found just about anywhere in the state, at any time of the day or night.