Another yr trying to draw Co.
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Well Im getting OLD. Need to go mule deer hunting "trophy". Got 18 pts. Quit taking huntin-fool. Been looking at units around gunnison for several yrs. Dont need honey holes just a unit that has recovered and has trophy potential! Will come up in late summer and scout. Is 44,53,and54 getting better?
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Well Im getting OLD. Need to go mule deer hunting "trophy". Got 18 pts. Quit taking huntin-fool. Been looking at units around gunnison for several yrs. Dont need honey holes just a unit that has recovered and has trophy potential! Will come up in late summer and scout. Is 44,53,and54 getting better?
#4
I have 5pts and will hopefully draw a unit 83 deer tag this year. Saw lots of good bucks last year so expecting to see some nice 5.5 and 6.5 year olds this year.
You didn't say if you want a DIY or guided hunt? You might check the Trinchers Ranch in Fort Garland for guided. They have 171,000 acres of prime deer and elk country that is lightly hunted.
You didn't say if you want a DIY or guided hunt? You might check the Trinchers Ranch in Fort Garland for guided. They have 171,000 acres of prime deer and elk country that is lightly hunted.
#6
Thanks for info. Prefer to do it myself, have a hunting pard that will come also. Oh yea Ive got 18 elk pts, 12 antelope too! The ranch might be an option though? I thought 1,2,10,201 were over 20 for both species for NR. Hey Car, nice looking bear
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He can't apply for Trinchera. That ranch is enrolled in the Ranching for Wildlife program and only CO residents can apply for those tags. If he wants to hunt there as a non-resident he would have to book the hunt through the outfitter that runs the hunts on the ranch and that will cost at least $10K.
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So, Trinchera would be off the table for him.



