CObirders,

The $36 fee for Jumbo and Prewitt seems exorbitant, mainly because you'd evidently still need a habitat stamp for other SWAs. Sounds like the high fee is simply to discourage "non-wildlife" activities at those two areas and may be a good thing overall.

It seems to me the smart thing to do is just to buy a fishing license for $26 and add the $10 habitat stamp. That way you have access to all SWAs at the same price as the Jumbo/Prewitt permit.

If you happen to be 64 or over, an annual fishing license is only $1. The $10 habitat stamp may also be required, although the DOW website says they are only required for ages 18-64. As noted in the discussion, the price of a license or a stand-alone habitat stamp covers expenses related to search and rescue (but not medical transportation and so on).

Fishing licenses and habitat stamps can be purchased online from the Colorado Division of Wildlife site. Just google Colorado fishing license.

Scott Roederer
Estes Park

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