Colorado Trappers & Predator Hunters Association

Colorado Trappers & Predator Hunters Association

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Petition to amend 2 CCR 406-018 to prohibit the commercial sale of wildlife fur in Colorado.
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Colorado Parks & Wildlife Beaver Management Plan public comments end on December 17th, 2025. Please take the time and comment!
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Proposed changes to Chapter W-3 – Furbearers and Small Game, except Migratory Birds:
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The Colorado Trappers and Predator Hunters Association (CTPHA) is an organization of trappers and other interested individuals solidly dedicated to the following principles.

Due to the nearby Aspen Acres fire and the use of Pathfinder Park for evacuees, we must regrettably cancel the upcoming 2-day outdoor event.

However the August 8th Conservation Banquet is still a go.

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The Colorado Trappers and Predator Hunters Association (CTPHA)

is an organization of trappers and other interested individuals
solidly dedicated to the following principles.

  • Preservation and improvement of the harvesting and marketing of wild fur bearing animals.
  • Education of youth and the general public about trapping as a wildlife management tool and it’s necessity.
  • Humane and ethical treatment of wildlife.
  • Assistance to CTPHA members to help each one improve their trapping techniques, equipment, fur handling, and marketing.
  • Assistance to government wildlife authorities in the management of wildlife in Colorado.
  • General promotion of our unique trapping heritage.

If you are a Colorado Trapper, you need the CTPHA and the CTPHA welcomes you.

All those truly concerned about the future of trapping, wildlife and the outdoors should get involved.

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