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For elk, deer, pronghorn or bear (previously only elk or deer) hunt codes that required six or more points for an adult Colorado resident to draw, up to 20 percent of the licenses may go to nonresidents.

For elk, deer, and antelope draw hunts, Colorado uses a preference point system in the draw lottery to increase chances over time. Preference points are like a place in line: first in, first out. The applicants with the most preference points draw before those with fewer.

"In Colorado, you can hunt on your own land without a license if you are a resident of the state and the land is designated as your primary residence." If this is true, I've been doing it wrong! In TN the landowner is exempt from having a license, but they must register deer and turkeys harvested.

The preference point only code for Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep is S-P-999-99-P, for mountain goat is G-P-999-99-P, for moose is M-P-999-99-P, for deer is D-P999-99-P, for elk is E-P-999-99-P, and for antelope is A-P-999-99-P.

I Have Changed My Name and Need to Update My Card If you have changed names since you received your original card, CPW can issue you a replacement but will need proof of your name change. Name change reissue cards can be obtained in person at a CPW office, State Park, or through the mail.

PRIVATE LAND Hunters can typically freely take game animals hunted on their own private property or may seek permission from a landowner to hunt on private property. Hunters who wish to take game on privately owned land must follow state hunting regulations as well as any regulations specified by the landowner.