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    Colorado Wolf survey

    Absolutely. Still doesn't change my feelings for the front range and thier viewpoints and shenanigans. :)
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    Colorado Wolf survey

    Meeker resident here. Agreed 1000%. I wont do business with many folks from the front range. Probably a petty thing to do, but its one small thing I can do to avoid them at all costs.
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    Colorado Wolf survey

    This meeting is a joke. No clear answers.
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    Other than big game hunting what is your go to small game hunting?

    We like to kill coyotes between seasons. Sittting on a ridge with a canned rifle plinking dogs is a blast.
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    Glacier National Park

    I was a backcountry ranger for 4 years if you need any hikes that are not so vanilla. PM me if you need any help
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    Rough Winter for Mule Deer ID/Wy/Ut

    Same here. I live in Meeker and work in Hayden. I have never seen so many elk on my ay to work than I have the last month. Hundreds a day and they are belly deep in snow, sometimes the calves are barely able to see over the drifts.
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    Rough Winter for Mule Deer ID/Wy/Ut

    I live in NW CO and we are 150% over annual snow pack. Only a matter of time we start finding dead ones around here, elk too.
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    How much hunting does your wife let you get by with?

    My girlfriend of many years doesnt care how much I hunt anymore. She knows to not plan anything in May, September or 4th rifle. She goes with me to scout, helps with hunts like logisitics/transport meat and is a big supporter in me going after my dreams of chasing big game. I guess the only...
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    "Old Rifles"

    I use an 1895 Chilean 7mm Mauser that was grandfathers. Still shoots well if I use heavy bullets. Not sure I would take it on a multiday backcountry hunt but its fun for coyotes and day hunts just walking in the woods.
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    Hunting partners…Finding new ones, losing old ones.

    Good to see so many people getting involved in western hunting. I live in Meeker, CO and am happy to share what intel I can of the area or to help others be successful. Its a lot of work to hunt out west but sure is satisfying.
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    Buying new elk rifle

    I enjoy firearms and have the means. I fail to see a problem with that.
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    Buying new elk rifle

    I have been shooting the 6.8 Western since last year. Ammo is pretty abundant for it here, I have about 250 rounds stocked. I am about to order a 7mmPRC and try that this fall on mule deer. The Backcountry Hunt with Joseph Von Benedict has a lot of recent podcasts on those 2 rounds that are...
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    Meeker CO Wolves

    Meeker resident here. The hunting has been crap this year with a 30mi radius around L07 where the 18 head were killed. I hope anyone that's in favor of the reintroduced wolves never has another cold beer and goes flaccid forever. It had been a rough year.
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    Colorado 12, 13, 23, 24

    I live in Meeker
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    Colorado 12, 13, 23, 24

    If you get in a bind locally let me know. Will help wher and when I can Best of luck buddy
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    Meeker CO Wolves

    Meeker resident here. Friends at church had 14 I think killed. Hunting was terrible this year as stated. Its only going to get worse across the state once more are introduced.
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    Colorado 12, 13, 23, 24

    Meeker resident here. We got about 6inches of snow today, I imagine above 8k by sleepy cat, pagoda and hay flats got much more than that. I havent seen LO7 all day from my porch. Are your tags for first rifle, I must have misread the OP?
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    CO 3rd season - Meeker

    Feel free to PM me with any questions!
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    Water in boots.....make it stop!

    Probably the outlier here, but I rub mink oil on mine a week and then again 3 days before my trip. Leave them in the sun a few hours to really let it penetrate. Outside of that, I make sure my socks are only an inch or two above the top of the boot.
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    Colorado OTC elk

    I like to have 2 or 3 units in mind each year. Depending on rainfall over the year, weather during hunt and scouting, I like to have a lot of options. They dont have to be next to each other either. As long as they are about an hour or two drive apart, I keep them on the short list.
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