Code of Colorado Regulations
400 - Department of Natural Resources
406 - Colorado Parks and Wildlife (406 Series, Wildlife)
2 CCR 406-17 - CHAPTER W-17 - DAMAGE CAUSED BY WILDLIFE
Article X - DAMAGE TO LIVESTOCK FORAGE ON GRAZING LAND WHICH IS DEFERRED FOR SEASONAL USE
Section 17100 - NOTICE OF INTENT TO DEFER GRAZING

Universal Citation: 400 CO Code Regs 17100

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 17, September 10, 2024

A. Any person who designates all or part of his grazing land as "grazing land which is deferred for seasonal use" shall provide written notice thereof to the Division no later than fifteen (15) days prior to the beginning date of intended deferral period. Such notice shall include:

1. A map and legal description of the grazing land which is deferred for seasonal use.

2. A statement from a professional range conservationist or similarly qualified person, stating the range site(s) included within the area to be designated and the range condition class(es) of the area, and the resulting initial stocking rate recommended for the designated area in a normal year, a favorable production year and an unfavorable production year. If more than one range site and/or condition class is represented on the area designated, the area in each site and condition class shall be outlined on the map described in 1, and the percentage of the total area in each site and condition class shall be recorded. Methods used to determine range site and condition class shall be described. Copies of all data collected shall be included. If the professional range conservationist or other qualified person is not available, the range site classification maps and data may be used provided that the range site classification maps and data have been developed within the last five years.

3. A signed statement on forms provided by the Division from the owner or grazing lessee of the lands to be designated certifying;
a. That the area to be designated is surrounded by a fence adequate to exclude livestock which may be present on adjacent lands.

b. Beginning and ending dates of the intended deferral period (period of no livestock grazing).

c. Beginning and ending dates of the intended grazing period.

d. Numbers of livestock animal units by species which are intended to be grazed.

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