CO Muley points
03-23-2008 | 05:10 PM
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CO Muley points
Last year was my 1st point puchased with a money orderby mail.I sent in $309(i think?) and got my refund in June. This year, on line, they're only charging me a total of $79. . . . can anyone explain that to me?
03-23-2008 | 05:18 PM
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RE: CO Muley points
I had the same thing happen and they are charging the amount for a doe license I think. I did mine on line and questioned it but that is what the computer charged and I did it the same as the previous 2 years. $79 is better than $300 to tie up until June. last year in addition I put in for an either sex elk tag and didn't get picked. They were into me for over $800 until the refunds came in June. I did an OTC bull tag and hunted 2nd season and that is the way to go IMO.
03-25-2008 | 08:23 PM
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RE: CO Muley points
I hear you. I bought an elk point along with my muley point. I'd like to have a crack at a nice bullin a trophy unit someday before my Dad gets too old to climb those mountains. But I will be going OTC for bulls in the mean time. I have a cousin in Montrose who suggested unit 53, just outside of Paonia. Any suggestions for OTC bullswould beGREATLY appriciated. . . btw, called CO DOW yesterday, andyou were right, the 76 (+$3 processing fee) is the new price for a reduced doe tag. Works for me 
03-25-2008 | 08:33 PM
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RE: CO Muley points
Good to hear! I wish all states would only charge an applicaton fee, and wait to bill your card upon drawing. I'd like to apply for some sheep/goat hunts, and moose, all 3 are like 1800 bucks in CO, thats just way too much to have tied up, and even if your applying for points only I think its that much, we'll just have to figure it out.
03-27-2008 | 09:53 AM
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RE: CO Muley points
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I hear you. I bought an elk point along with my muley point. I'd like to have a crack at a nice bullin a trophy unit someday before my Dad gets too old to climb those mountains. But I will be going OTC for bulls in the mean time. I have a cousin in Montrose who suggested unit 53, just outside of Paonia. Any suggestions for OTC bullswould beGREATLY appriciated. . . btw, called CO DOW yesterday, andyou were right, the 76 (+$3 processing fee) is the new price for a reduced doe tag. Works for me
I hear you. I bought an elk point along with my muley point. I'd like to have a crack at a nice bullin a trophy unit someday before my Dad gets too old to climb those mountains. But I will be going OTC for bulls in the mean time. I have a cousin in Montrose who suggested unit 53, just outside of Paonia. Any suggestions for OTC bullswould beGREATLY appriciated. . . btw, called CO DOW yesterday, andyou were right, the 76 (+$3 processing fee) is the new price for a reduced doe tag. Works for me
1-800-244-5613. I'm doing my antelope huntin' in WY or MT
03-27-2008 | 07:45 PM
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RE: CO Muley points
Gangly, tell that guy I'm more than willing to help him out with his elk "problem" . . .ya, my cuz in Montrose said that 6 of his buddies took 6 bulls ofa mountain side right near there on opening day of archery, in an OTCunit. Not sure they were trophies, but when you're from Ohio, every elk is a trophy!!
. . .ya, my cuz in Montrose said that 6 of his buddies took 6 bulls ofa mountain side right near there on opening day of archery, in an OTCunit. Not sure they were trophies, but when you're from Ohio, every elk is a trophy!!