Opponents of Proposition 127, including many wildlife experts, argue that a hunting ban would have a ripple effect on other wildlife populations. "Unless they're kept in check, ...

How would Proposition 127 work? If passed, those charged with the illegal killing of these wild cat species could spend up to 364 days in jail, receive a fine of $1000 or both.

Proposition 127 was petitioned onto the ballot by a coalition called Cats Aren’t Trophies. Because it would place the hunting ban in state law, the measure needs a simple majority to pass in the ...

Instead, Proposition 127 is a 100% ban on the hunting of our state’s lions and bobcats. Supporters of 127 are portraying every hunter as a person who supports or participates in these illegal ...

This proposition would make it a crime to hunt mountain lions, lynx and bobcats. race called Source: Election results and race calls are from The Associated Press. By The New York Times election ...

Reject extremist Proposition 127. I am not a mountain lion hunter, a trapper or a guide of any sort. I’m a Boulder mom, trail runner, snowboarder, angler and occasional hunter, and I am a hard ...

Proposition 127 would ban the hunting and trapping of three separate species, all with different levels of hunting and protection in Colorado. Parks and Wildlife manages all three.

As Proposition 127 wades into the science of wildlife management, proponents argue it also asks voters a moral question. In Colorado, the predominant method of hunting mountain lions is hound hunting, ...

We are 27 locals, including seasoned wildlife biologists, supporting Proposition 127 to protect native wild cats from unethical and unscientific killing, as expertly defined by the former Director ...

As Proposition 127 wades into the science of wildlife management, proponents argue it also asks voters a moral question.. In Colorado, the predominant method of hunting mountain lions is hound hunting ...

That could end if Proposition 127 passes this year, which would ban the hunting of big cats. First gray wolves, now big cats: how Colorado manages -- or doesn't manage -- its wildlife is once ...