timekiller13
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I’m burning my Colorado elk points.
I can pretty much guarantee a muzzleloader tag or a 1st rifle tag in a limited unit. I have one point more than what guaranteed a tag last year.
I’m trying to decide which one I go for. First rifle has less tags, higher overall success. But it also has a shorter season. And due to the dates I can only hunt 4 of the 5 days of 1st rifle. I can arrive 2 days early and scout. I can’t shift these days at all to be able to hunt more.
Muzzleloader has more pressure (archery and ML hunters) but also I would be able to hunt 7 days but no scouting at all. I would show up and hunt. the elk should be bugling/rutting that time of year.
So. Which hunt do you go with? September is a magical time in the elk woods. But an open sighted ML limits me to 100-125 yds. First rifle isn’t a bad hunt either, and I can shoot 400-450 with my rifle.
What say you rokslide?
I can pretty much guarantee a muzzleloader tag or a 1st rifle tag in a limited unit. I have one point more than what guaranteed a tag last year.
I’m trying to decide which one I go for. First rifle has less tags, higher overall success. But it also has a shorter season. And due to the dates I can only hunt 4 of the 5 days of 1st rifle. I can arrive 2 days early and scout. I can’t shift these days at all to be able to hunt more.
Muzzleloader has more pressure (archery and ML hunters) but also I would be able to hunt 7 days but no scouting at all. I would show up and hunt. the elk should be bugling/rutting that time of year.
So. Which hunt do you go with? September is a magical time in the elk woods. But an open sighted ML limits me to 100-125 yds. First rifle isn’t a bad hunt either, and I can shoot 400-450 with my rifle.
What say you rokslide?