DUCKS
Central Flyway
Youth mountain/foothills: Sept. 23-24.
Youth eastern plains : Oct. 21-22.
Mountain/Foothills Zone: Sept. 30-Nov. 26; Dec. 22-Jan. 28. No pintail or canvasbacks may be taken after Nov. 7.
Eastern Plains Zone: Sept. 30-Oct. 8; Nov. 3-Jan. 28. No pintail or canvasback may be taken after Dec. 2.
Bag limit: Six ducks, no more than five mallards, of which no more than two can be females; one pintail; one canvasback; two redheads; one mottled duck; two wood ducks; two scaup. Also, five mergansers of which no more than two may be hooded; 15 coots.
Teal: Sept. 9-17 east of Interstate 25 and in Lake and Chaffee counties. Bag limit four.
Pacific Flyway
Youth: Oct. 28-29.
Regular season: Sept. 30-Oct. 15; Nov. 1-Jan. 28.
Bag limit: Seven ducks and mergansers, of which no more than two may be female mallards, one pintail, one canvasback, two redheads, three scaup. Also: 25 coots.
GEESE
Central Flyway
Early season: Sept. 30-Oct. 8 northern Front Range, North Park, San Luis Valley, South Park.
Bag limit: Three dark geese, possession six.
Regular season: Nov. 25-Feb. 18.
Bag limit: Three dark geese, 20 light geese.
Light goose season: Nov. 4-Feb. 18. Daily bag limit 20, no possession limit. Special conservation order season Feb. 24-April 30 east of I-25.
Pacific Flyway
Early season: Sept. 2-10
Regular season: Sept. 30-Oct. 6 and Nov. 1-Jan. 28.
Bag limit: Three geese in aggregate.
UPLAND BIRDS
Band-tailed pigeons: Sept. 1-30 Bag five, possession 10.
Blue grouse: Sept. 1-Nov. 26. Bag 3/9.
Chukar: Sept. 1-Nov. 27. Bag 4/12.
Doves: Sept. 1-Oct. 30. Bag 15/30. An unlimited number of Eurasian collared doves may be possessed, provided feather identification is retained.
Greater prairie chicken: Oct. 1-15 in select portion of Yuma County by permit only. Bag 2/2.
Pheasant: Nov. 11-Jan. 21 east of I-25. Nov. 11-Jan. 7 west of I-25. Bag 3/9.
Ptarmigan: Sept. 9-Oct. 1 except in units 53, 54, 66, 67, 68, 70, 71, 74, 75, 751, 76. 77, 78, 79, 80, 81. Sept. 9-Nov. 19 in the aforementioned units. Bag 3/6.
Quail: Nov. 11-Jan. 7 in northeast Colorado. Nov. 11-Jan. 21 in southeast Colorado. Nov. 11-Jan. 7 in western Colorado. Bag 8/24 of each species.
Rail: Sept. 1-Nov. 9. Bag singly and aggregate 25/25.
Sage grouse: Sept. 9-15 in select units. Bag 2/4.
Sandhill crane: Oct. 1-Nov. 27 east of Continental Divide, except North Park and San Luis Valley. Bag 3/6.
Sharp-tailed grouse: Sept. 1-17 in select units. Bag 2/4.
Snipe: Sept. 1-Dec. 16. Bag 8/16.
Turkey: Sept. 1-Oct. 1, except in special management units. Bag one either sex.
TUESDAY
Fly-fishing|Dan Wright presentation, “Colorado River: Top to Bottom,” 7:30 p.m., Colorado Women FlyFishers, Piccolo’s, 3563 S. Monaco Parkway, 303-985-4479.
Fishing|Bait and bobber class, 7 p.m., Absolute Angler, 6390 Wads- worth Blvd., 303-421-4025.
WEDNESDAY
Fly-fishing|Mike Rieser on the Sea of Cortez, 6:30 p.m., West Denver Trout Unlimited, Jefferson County Fairgrounds, West Sixth Avenue at Indiana Street, 303-467-3890.
Fly-tying|Advanced class, Absolute Angler, 6390 Wadsworth Blvd., 303-421-4025.
THURSDAY
Waterfowl hunting|Basic seminar for women and youth, 6:30-9 p.m., Colorado Division of Wildlife education building, 6060 Broadway, reservations 303-291-7545.
Fly-tying|Introductory class, Absolute Angler, 6390 Wadsworth Blvd., 303-421-4025.
FRIDAY-SEPT. 10
Women fishing|”Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing” weekend, Kassler Environmental Center, Waterton, 303-291-7362.
