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That the previous three years required at least a 10 point average to draw.what does it mean "to include a rolling 3 year average.. " ?
That the previous three years required at least a 10 point average to draw.what does it mean "to include a rolling 3 year average.. " ?
Yea ill be honest, im not the brightest, what does that mean? haha how does it effect the R / NR ratio ?That the previous three years required at least a 10 point average to draw.
Saw that yesterday, already fired off a comment to the commission. We need 80/20 for all draw units, not 6 point or 10 point units that is silly and doesn’t help with jack. High point units should be 90/10. Don’t like it move to Co and live the “mountain lyfe” don’t forget your co state sticker, T-shirt, and mandatory SubaruAnd so it begins! Looks like the potential Less tags for R more for NR……
NR will always have a place in CO, and money will always be the motivating factor
wait, I drive a Subaru, where do I get the T shirt?Don’t like it move to Co and live the “mountain lyfe” don’t forget your co state sticker, T-shirt, and mandatory Subaru
It all makes sense now Stanginthe11s… just kidding subbies are solid vehicles, just easy easy to peg all the newcomerswait, I drive a Subaru, where do I get the T shirt?
You forgot to add… and drive it through Boulderits not real elk hunting unless you toss an elk on a subie roof rack......... sorry, I had to lol
I want to go real elk hunting - archeryWhat is real elk hunting? Well, my eyes have been opened, and it is NOT Colorado. I had a chance to hunt another state this year for the first time ever and lets just say, this next five year structure the CBA and other groups should be pushing hard for limits on elk/tag allocations.
The time has come for such groups to get vocal about the current situation occurring in OTC units in CO. Regardless if you kill elk, CO is not elk hunting in any way shape or form compared to what I experienced in a "non draw" unit.
As a resident of CO, I'm already trying to figure out how to hunt out of state next year.
I want to go real elk hunting - archeryWhat is real elk hunting? Well, my eyes have been opened, and it is NOT Colorado. I had a chance to hunt another state this year for the first time ever and lets just say, this next five year structure the CBA and other groups should be pushing hard for limits on elk/tag allocations.
The time has come for such groups to get vocal about the current situation occurring in OTC units in CO. Regardless if you kill elk, CO is not elk hunting in any way shape or form compared to what I experienced in a "non draw" unit.
As a resident of CO, I'm already trying to figure out how to hunt out of state next year.
Well, I wish you the best in finding that spot!I killed three elk this year, and consider one of the three a legitimate elk hunt. The other two, combat hunting.I want to go real elk hunting - archery
I want to go real elk hunting - archery
Good planWe gave up hunting CO otc and stick to the draws. We don't get to hunt every year, but it frees us up to hunt other species and other states.
That's pretty true, but it still doesn't mean CO can't improve. Just as an FYI as you seem to love taking shots whenever you can, I did kill two elk in CO right behind my camp. With nothing else to do, I arrowed a bear as well. Then I took my lazy ass up to WY and arrowed another bull of all places, right behind our 3rd camp.
Maybe that's why we didn't see anything. I was sitting at the camper holding a piece of sagebrush hoping a bull would eat it out of my hand. I was covered in Sitka, had swaros, and custom built crazy a$$ caliber gun topped with a rangefinding thermal scope, I thought that's all it took. Normally during deer season, I take a golf club to whichever giant buck is in my living room.Two years is nothing...look at success rates for OTC units they are not high, and most of the guys that do the killing are the same year after year. Elk hunting isn't like sitting at a bait pile waiting for a whitetail to walk by.