Co. tags
06-10-2008, 08:42 PM
#5
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Kerrville, Tx. USA
Posts: 2,722
RE: Co. tags
Chapman:
They had it on their website that they would post the elk results on the 10th and they had it up this aftenoon.
I also received my elk tag in the mail yesterday. First time I got the tag before they posted the results.
And, in case you missed the "back door method". We all knew last week that we drew and I already know that I drew a deer tag. Here is how: Go to Colorado DOW. Act as if you are applying for a habitat stamp. As you are "applying" about the 3rd page, you scroll down and it has a list of what they have "on file" for you. Mine says I have 2 habitat stamps, an elk application, an elk tag, a deer application, and a deer tag. It doesn't actually say a "tag" but it just says "2008 nonresident antlerless elk" and "2009 nonresident deer". That means I drew an elk and deer license. By the way, you don't have to complete your purchase of a habitat stamp unless you still need to buy one. It is just that 1/2 way through the buying process, it tells you if you drew or not.
In my case, I knew that I had only applied for a muzzy deer tag, no second choice, so that tells me that I drew a buck muzzy tag. However, if you put a second, third choice, you can't tell on that page which you drew.
They had it on their website that they would post the elk results on the 10th and they had it up this aftenoon.
I also received my elk tag in the mail yesterday. First time I got the tag before they posted the results.
And, in case you missed the "back door method". We all knew last week that we drew and I already know that I drew a deer tag. Here is how: Go to Colorado DOW. Act as if you are applying for a habitat stamp. As you are "applying" about the 3rd page, you scroll down and it has a list of what they have "on file" for you. Mine says I have 2 habitat stamps, an elk application, an elk tag, a deer application, and a deer tag. It doesn't actually say a "tag" but it just says "2008 nonresident antlerless elk" and "2009 nonresident deer". That means I drew an elk and deer license. By the way, you don't have to complete your purchase of a habitat stamp unless you still need to buy one. It is just that 1/2 way through the buying process, it tells you if you drew or not.
In my case, I knew that I had only applied for a muzzy deer tag, no second choice, so that tells me that I drew a buck muzzy tag. However, if you put a second, third choice, you can't tell on that page which you drew.
06-11-2008, 05:27 AM
#6
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2005
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Posts: 3,246
RE: Co. tags
ORIGINAL: txhunter58
Chapman:
They had it on their website that they would post the elk results on the 10th and they had it up this aftenoon.
I also received my elk tag in the mail yesterday. First time I got the tag before they posted the results.
And, in case you missed the "back door method". We all knew last week that we drew and I already know that I drew a deer tag. Here is how: Go to Colorado DOW. Act as if you are applying for a habitat stamp. As you are "applying" about the 3rd page, you scroll down and it has a list of what they have "on file" for you. Mine says I have 2 habitat stamps, an elk application, an elk tag, a deer application, and a deer tag. It doesn't actually say a "tag" but it just says "2008 nonresident antlerless elk" and "2009 nonresident deer". That means I drew an elk and deer license. By the way, you don't have to complete your purchase of a habitat stamp unless you still need to buy one. It is just that 1/2 way through the buying process, it tells you if you drew or not.
In my case, I knew that I had only applied for a muzzy deer tag, no second choice, so that tells me that I drew a buck muzzy tag. However, if you put a second, third choice, you can't tell on that page which you drew.
Chapman:
They had it on their website that they would post the elk results on the 10th and they had it up this aftenoon.
I also received my elk tag in the mail yesterday. First time I got the tag before they posted the results.
And, in case you missed the "back door method". We all knew last week that we drew and I already know that I drew a deer tag. Here is how: Go to Colorado DOW. Act as if you are applying for a habitat stamp. As you are "applying" about the 3rd page, you scroll down and it has a list of what they have "on file" for you. Mine says I have 2 habitat stamps, an elk application, an elk tag, a deer application, and a deer tag. It doesn't actually say a "tag" but it just says "2008 nonresident antlerless elk" and "2009 nonresident deer". That means I drew an elk and deer license. By the way, you don't have to complete your purchase of a habitat stamp unless you still need to buy one. It is just that 1/2 way through the buying process, it tells you if you drew or not.
In my case, I knew that I had only applied for a muzzy deer tag, no second choice, so that tells me that I drew a buck muzzy tag. However, if you put a second, third choice, you can't tell on that page which you drew.
06-11-2008, 01:23 PM
#7
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Kerrville, Tx. USA
Posts: 2,722
RE: Co. tags
chapman: Did you only apply for the tag you wanted, with no second choices? The "backdoor" doesn't tell you which specific tag you drew if you put more than one choice, only that you drew a deer tag.
For example, if you put in for unit 1 as a first choice and unit 2 as a second choice, you still wouldn't know which you drew until you call and confirm or until the frontdoor posting comes out in a few days.
In my case, I knew I drew a muzzy tag because I didn't put a second choice.
For example, if you put in for unit 1 as a first choice and unit 2 as a second choice, you still wouldn't know which you drew until you call and confirm or until the frontdoor posting comes out in a few days.
In my case, I knew I drew a muzzy tag because I didn't put a second choice.
06-11-2008, 02:12 PM
#8
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: May 2006
Posts: 473
RE: Co. tags
ORIGINAL: TNHagies
I drew aML cow tag! My first trip out for Elk, gonna be fun.
Side note, my BIL's dad drew a statewide archery bull tag-which from what I understand it not easy to get.
I drew aML cow tag! My first trip out for Elk, gonna be fun.
Side note, my BIL's dad drew a statewide archery bull tag-which from what I understand it not easy to get.
Redclub
06-11-2008, 02:42 PM
#10
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Tennessee
Posts: 1,607
RE: Co. tags
ORIGINAL: Redclub
I believe Archery is over the counter for most of the state
Redclub
ORIGINAL: TNHagies
I drew aML cow tag! My first trip out for Elk, gonna be fun.
Side note, my BIL's dad drew a statewide archery bull tag-which from what I understand it not easy to get.
I drew aML cow tag! My first trip out for Elk, gonna be fun.
Side note, my BIL's dad drew a statewide archery bull tag-which from what I understand it not easy to get.
Redclub