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Originally posted by Deers & Beers View PostI put in for most western states. What I try to do is have a short term, mid-term, and long term plan.
AZ the Elk unit(s) I want take 7-9 years so I count that as a mid-term. I'm at 7 so I'm close! After I blow my deer points in AZ I'm going to put in for a much easier unit, but I can't waste my points I have now.. WY I'll never catch up to max so I'm pretty much on the mid-term plan since nothing is "easy" to win there.. Utah and Nevada are pretty much all long term. NM I put in for easier units in the Guide Draw (although I DIY it). My goal is to try to get NM every other year or so.
Then I always have a back up plan if I don't win crap.. My current backup plan is leftover Coues hunting.. It's too much fun to pass up
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I consider myself a fairly intelligent person but I may have over estimated my abilities. Lol
Where can I find out about public land hunting in colorado in particular which sections are legal for OTC tags and which are draws. For instance unit 78 says it has OTC tags and draw tags but I can’t find a map which shows which sections can you hunt with an OTC tag?
What is the difference between US forest service land and USFS wilderness areas? I am smart enough to stay away from private land but can’t tell the difference between these. I read what is legal to shoot and how to leave evidence of sex on the animal. i can find the stats on harvest numbers for the units but nothing differentiating OTC and Draw sections.
Are whole units OTC and whole units draw only or are they mixed?
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
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Originally posted by bm22 View PostI consider myself a fairly intelligent person but I may have over estimated my abilities. Lol
Where can I find out about public land hunting in colorado in particular which sections are legal for OTC tags and which are draws. For instance unit 78 says it has OTC tags and draw tags but I can’t find a map which shows which sections can you hunt with an OTC tag?
What is the difference between US forest service land and USFS wilderness areas? I am smart enough to stay away from private land but can’t tell the difference between these. I read what is legal to shoot and how to leave evidence of sex on the animal. i can find the stats on harvest numbers for the units but nothing differentiating OTC and Draw sections.
Are whole units OTC and whole units draw only or are they mixed?
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.so be careful(well atleast in the late 70’s)
The tag weither draw or OTC is good for the assigned season and entire unit, public or private land
78 Archery elk- OTC all sept
78 first rifle season -draw
78 second rifle season OTC
78 third rifle season OTC
78 fourth Rifle season Draw
USFS is open to bikes and motorized vehicles
Wilderness is not open to bikes or Motorized vehicles only foot traffic
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife is a nationally recognized leader in conservation, outdoor recreation and wildlife management. The agency​ manages 42 state parks, all of Colorado's wildlife, more than 300 state wildlife areas and a host of recreational programs. CPW issues hunting and fishing licenses, conducts research to improve wildlife management activities, protects high priority wildlife habitat through acquisitions and partnerships, provides technical assistance to private and other public landowners concerning wildlife and habitat management and develops programs to understand, protect and recover threatened and endangered species.
This has everything you would ever want to know.
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Originally posted by bm22 View PostI consider myself a fairly intelligent person but I may have over estimated my abilities. Lol
Where can I find out about public land hunting in colorado in particular which sections are legal for OTC tags and which are draws. For instance unit 78 says it has OTC tags and draw tags but I can’t find a map which shows which sections can you hunt with an OTC tag?
What is the difference between US forest service land and USFS wilderness areas? I am smart enough to stay away from private land but can’t tell the difference between these. I read what is legal to shoot and how to leave evidence of sex on the animal. i can find the stats on harvest numbers for the units but nothing differentiating OTC and Draw sections.
Are whole units OTC and whole units draw only or are they mixed?
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
The tag thing seems easy until you're hauling out a bull in multiple trips. The tag says it's a carcass tag which to me means it stays with the meat. You haul half of the meat to the truck and leave the rest but then you're walking around with meat, proof of sex, and no tag. Do it the other way and then you leave the head, proof of sex, and half of the meat miles from the truck with no tag on it. Lol lose/lose.
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