Location advise?!?

[Lts940]

Not looking for anyones honey hole, but only have a few days left of hunting and still havent seen anything. Im just looking to see if there is areas i should be focusing on more than others? Have been hunting untit 45 and 37 in co. Any help would be appreciated. Pm's welcome. Thanks in advance.

 

[mallard833]

I was in southwest CO for first rifle and most of the elk/sign we saw was between 9500-10500 ft. They were either on or headed to Thick timber on North facing slopes.

 

[Lts940]

Thanks for the responce, thats primarily where we have been focusing. Its just been so quiet. If it were easy i guess everyone would be doing it! Thanks again..

 

[mallard833]

It was really hot when we were out there, so I don't think the elk were moving a ton and were definitely hard to find. Keep at it and you'll find them!

 

[westrnwild]

Up High still. I was near 45 this year, elk are still high unless they have committed to the private

 

[Lts940]

Thanks guys, love how this site allows us to communicate our common goals. Yeah was out again all day, and another day of nothing. As much as i like the hot weather, its not helping the cause. Have been primarily focusing up high as much as possible, will be at it again tomorrow.

 

[5MilesBack]

In this weather I'd be at least at timberline glassing the fringes hard at first and last light.

 

[PY Bucks]

In this weather I'd be at least at timberline glassing the fringes hard at first and last light.

Yep. This.

 

[Lts940]

Found a herd of 21 with 3 legal bull, didnt find them until 45 min till dark so just sat on them until dark. Going to get em in the am. Hope i made the right choice, just didnt feel i had enough time to get around a ridge top to play the wind before dark. It was a hard decision to make. They were way high at the tops. Got to watch a couple bulls fight which was awesome and a few cows being very loud, like a late rut action.