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Bookmark or Share- Would Colorado's mountain lion population grow if hunting is banned?But the truth is likely a mix of the two, said Jerry Apker, a retired CPW wildlife biologist who worked as the statewide carnivore biologist for 17 years before his 2017 retirement.
- OPINION: Lion hunting isn’t trophy hunting because trophy hunting is ...Guest Column by Jerry Apker. Oct 3, 2024 Updated Oct 4, 2024. A mountain lion is seen in the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge. (USFWS/ CC BY 2.0) As a life-long hunter, conservationist...
- No on 127: Hunting ban will harm mountain lion managementJerry Apker is a retired wildlife biologist. His 38 year career with Colorado Parks and Wildlife he served as a wildlife officer, wildlife officer supervisor, and during 17 years of his career he was Colorado’s carnivore biologist, responsible for mountain lion and bobcat management matters.
- Proposition 127: Is mountain lion and bobcat hunting unethical or just ...Jerry Apker, a retired wildlife biologist who spent 38 years as a wildlife officer and carnivore biologist for Colorado Parks and Wildlife and who said he participated in a few mountain...
- Yes on 127: Ban hunting, trapping of mountain lions and bobcatsBut last week, retired state carnivore biologist Jerry Apker reported to NPR and The Denver Post that once we approve Prop 127, mountain lion populations will be stable and not increase. He called fears of lions running amok to decimate deer “far-fetched.”
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