Unit 67 mule deer colorado
#1
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2013
Posts: 3
Unit 67 mule deer colorado
I'm thinking cashing in my preference points in this year on a 3 rd season mule deer tag in unit 67 colorado . I hunted 67 three years ago during the muzzle loader season for elk. I hunted up high and didn't see many deer. I've heard that 3rd season the mule deer hunting is much better, and the deer are down low?
If any one has any info that they would be wiling to share it would be gratefully appreciated. Would like to talk to some one who has had this tag in the past. Thanks Adam
Also I am not new 2 this forum, I can't remember my pass word so I had 2 creat a new profile. My old name was adamwipp07, if anyone knows how I can get a new password sent to my email let me know.
If any one has any info that they would be wiling to share it would be gratefully appreciated. Would like to talk to some one who has had this tag in the past. Thanks Adam
Also I am not new 2 this forum, I can't remember my pass word so I had 2 creat a new profile. My old name was adamwipp07, if anyone knows how I can get a new password sent to my email let me know.
Last edited by Wipp04th; 12-30-2013 at 10:01 PM.
#3
Fork Horn
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Colorado
Posts: 200
I used to hunt 67 for elk, 3rd season, and used to practically trip over deer down low. I haven't been down that way in about 5 years, but I think you're on the right track. Heck, they used to walk through the parking lot, somehow knowing none of us had deer tags!
#4
Spike
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Join Date: Dec 2013
Posts: 3
When you hunted for elk in the 3rd season where did you stay? Where you close to Gunnison? I also have 2 elk points and could probably draw a 3rd rifle elk tag also, how was the elk hunting when you were out there?
#5
Fork Horn
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Colorado
Posts: 200
I stayed in a tent on the side of the mountain and froze my nuts off. The elk hunting was atrocious except for the guys on horseback. The horseman were able to go farther up and farther in than any of us tools on foot, and guess where the elk were. That was the case every time I hunted there, but I kept coming back thinking ONE OF THESE YEARS WE'LL GET SOME WEATHER! But we didn't.