Hunter frying pan wilderness Colorado

[Hunter1212]

Anyone know anything about this wilderness? Decent bucks to be found in the high country? Seems like an interesting area.

 

[Trr15]

Spent a week there in September in the high country. Lots of goats and sheep. Can’t say I recall seeing a single deer.

 

[PathFinder]

Oh my, I'm so glad you asked! I've just been dying to tell everyone all about it!
There are giant bucks in every basin, and no hunting pressure at all! Completely undiscovered! Every new hunter that wants to kill a big buck without doing any work should hunt there!

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[josh13]

Anyone know anything about this wilderness? Decent bucks to be found in the high country? Seems like an interesting area.

Did you make it out there? I am thinking of trying it out in the next few seasons.

 

[Cereal Killer]

Did you make it out there? I am thinking of trying it out in the next few seasons.

Well, did you try it out?

 

[Nickofthewoods]

I'm thinking of trying it out too. A few guys I know are also waiting to try it out once they hear whether or not I try it out. So if either of you guys tried it out let me know.

 

[h2so4]

I've tried trying it out. To many cougars in Aspen that get in the way of hunting.

 

[Cereal Killer]

I’ll be there in September for a high country rifle hunt….. fingers crossed. Will report back

 

[satchamo]

Rough ass country and low elk density. Good luck

Edit - realized this was about deer. Sorry

 

[Trr15]

I’ll be there in September for a high country rifle hunt….. fingers crossed. Will report back

Good luck to you. Beautiful country.

 

[CoMulies]

The southeast section of that wilderness is pretty popular, expect a lot of recreational hikers / campers in September. Though I guess that’s most spots in CO now..

 

[Foldem]

If anybody sees a big moose on the south side of 47 (or 431 or 471) let me know. I have a tag this year.

 

[Cereal Killer]

If anybody sees a big moose on the south side of 47 (or 431 or 471) let me know. I have a tag this year.

Will do, I’ll be there in Sept, when is your moose hunt?

 

[Foldem]

Opens 9/12 for archery and 10/1 for rifle. My tag is only good for the south part of 47 that drains toward the roaring fork. Not the Fryingpan side/north.

 

[pods8 (Rugged Stitching)]

I've tried trying it out. To many cougars in Aspen that get in the way of hunting.

Some cats are trophies after all.

 

[Cereal Killer]

Opens 9/12 for archery and 10/1 for rifle. My tag is only good for the south part of 47 that drains toward the roaring fork. Not the Fryingpan side/north.

I plan on focusing around 10.5-12k ft for deer… not sure if I’ve ever seen a moose that high, usually around 7-10k… Have you?

 

[atmat]

Some cats are trophies after all.

Not always first place, though.

 

[Chris in TN]

Shouldn't we be letting these old area-specific threads die?

 

[Hnthrdr]

Oh my, I'm so glad you asked! I've just been dying to tell everyone all about it!
There are giant bucks in every basin, and no hunting pressure at all! Completely undiscovered! Every new hunter that wants to kill a big buck without doing any work should hunt there!

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OMG I had no clue, thanks for the Hawt dish Path!!!

 

[CoMulies]

I plan on focusing around 10.5-12k ft for deer… not sure if I’ve ever seen a moose that high, usually around 7-10k… Have you?

I found 4 moose at 11k 2nd rifle last year, including two solid bulls