C.R.S. Section 33-1-127
Nontoxic bullet pilot program

  • rules
  • repeal

(1)

The division shall cooperate and collaborate with one or more willing nongovernmental entities to design and promote a two-year nontoxic bullet pilot program that allows individuals who satisfy the requirements of the program to receive vouchers that offset the cost of purchasing hunting rounds that have nonlead bullets, focusing on areas where the exposure of wildlife populations to spent lead bullets is of special or potential concern. The division shall work with one or more willing nongovernmental entities to determine the scope of the pilot program.

(2)

To implement this section, the division may cooperate and collaborate with willing nongovernmental entities to:

(a)

Develop and distribute educational and promotional materials and brochures about the pilot program statewide; and

(b)

Identify range space for public demonstrations and educational activities and offer those activities at the identified range space.

(3)

The division shall cooperate and collaborate with willing nongovernmental entities to collect the results of the pilot program and report those results, including data on participation rates, to the commission and post this information to a publicly accessible division website.

(4)

The division shall designate a qualified entity, as determined by the division, to:

(a)

Educate hunters about the benefits of using nontoxic bullets in hunting; and

(b)

Publicize the nontoxic bullet pilot program, including using hunting brochures and the division’s website.

(5)

The commission may promulgate rules reasonably necessary to implement this section.

(6)

To implement the pilot program in accordance with this section, the division shall not expend any money, other than for staff time, printing, and the creation of educational materials.

(7)

This section is repealed, effective July 1, 2026.

Source: Section 33-1-127 — Nontoxic bullet pilot program - rules - repeal, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-33.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

33‑1‑101
Legislative declaration 33‑1‑102
Definitions 33‑1‑104
General duties of commission 33‑1‑105
Powers of commission 33‑1‑105.5
Acquisition of property - procedure 33‑1‑106
Authority to regulate taking, possession, and use of wildlife - rules 33‑1‑107
Regulation of areas under wildlife commission control 33‑1‑108
Rule-making procedure - judicial notice of rules 33‑1‑110
Duties of the director of the division - habitat partnership council, program, committee - created - duties 33‑1‑111
Hearings - administrative law judges 33‑1‑112
Funds - cost accounting - definition - repeal 33‑1‑112.5
Backcountry search and rescue fund - repeal 33‑1‑113
Expenses of employees 33‑1‑114
Conservation magazine - revenue - Colorado outdoors magazine revolving fund 33‑1‑115
Migratory birds - possession of raptors - reciprocal agreements 33‑1‑116
Powers of director of United States fish and wildlife service 33‑1‑117
Assent of state to Pittman-Robertson act 33‑1‑118
Assent to Dingell-Johnson act 33‑1‑119
Federal aid projects income fund 33‑1‑120
Limitation on division and commission authority 33‑1‑120.5
Oversight of the division - target dates for implementation of management review recommendations 33‑1‑124
Revenue bonds - authority - issuance - requirements - covenants 33‑1‑125
Colorado nongame conservation and wildlife restoration cash fund - creation - disbursement of money - wildlife rehabilitation grant program - authority and board created - process - report - definitions 33‑1‑126
Prohibiting certain animals in a traveling animal act - short title - definitions 33‑1‑127
Nontoxic bullet pilot program - rules - repeal 33‑1‑128
Wolf depredation compensation fund - compensation for damages - definitions - rules - repeal
Green check means up to date. Up to date

Current through Fall 2024

§ 33-1-127’s source at colorado​.gov