Colorado has seen a dramatic decline in the number of wild jackasses and Mule deers in the state with the increase suburbanization. The state of Colorado wants o help out human hunters of der and Mules to have more opportunities to hunt these glorious creatures y shooting some of the ther predators hunting these animals and recently authorities have decided about fifty crazy cougars and a hundred or so center bears need to be shot. The spread of housing into the wilderness and intense fracking for energy resources though are the real culprits as this country and other industrial powers are starting to get nervous and realize oil is running dry.
Once again it is the big predators where blame is pout for decline in herds of wild life and natural predation is not the cause of Mules and deers dropping in Colorado. Nine thousand wells have been dug up and hundreds of thousands of tree replaces for fracking in Northwestern Colorado not to mentions the millions of trees likely felled as human populations and demand for over-sixed housing by wealthy people wishing for homes in private wilderness localities and this is the real reason for the drop of wildlife in a state supposedly known for its abundant. 
hunters are relishing the chance for this hunt to thin out the predators and pushing for a return to the days where state officials paid bounties on the head of bears,Lions, and Cheetahs. Many hunters are flocking to the Colorado area as it offers them a rare opportunity to knot only hunt game infinitely but to do it smoking and having a high times while at it. This is all political as hunters do not like th idea of sharking the elk, mules, deer, and squirrels to the beras and Pumas, and coyotes of the great state of Colorado which unlike its neighbors Wyoming and Montana is a pretty cool an hip place 
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