Picked for CO MUZZY hunt!
#1
Thread Starter
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 2,722
Likes: 0
From: Kerrville, Tx. USA
My group of 3 guys was picked for the statewide bull muzzy season. One more guy should pull a cow tag, so lookee like we are in for a Rocky Mountain High hunt next fall! Can't wait.
They won't post actual results til next thurs/friday but I called and they told me we all now have 0 points after the draw, which should mean that we drew our first choice
Doesn't get any better than stalking bugling bulls in the great state of Colorado!
Hope you guys are as lucky in the draw
They won't post actual results til next thurs/friday but I called and they told me we all now have 0 points after the draw, which should mean that we drew our first choice
Doesn't get any better than stalking bugling bulls in the great state of Colorado!
Hope you guys are as lucky in the draw
#2
That sure sounds like a wonderful time. What regulations do they have reference the kind of muzzleloader? I read somewhere that they only allow conicals and then certain size ones, and a bunch of other stuff. Sounds like your in for a real exciting time.
Good luck with your elk hunt....
Good luck with your elk hunt....
#3
What regulations do they have reference the kind of muzzleloader?
Single barrel guns only, no double barrels.
No scopes, open or iron sights only. Fiber optic sights are legal
No peletized powder. loose powder only
No smokeless powder, only BP and its substitutes.
No sabots, bullets must be full bore.
Bullets can not exceed twice the bullet diameter in length.
Bullets must weigh at least 170 up to 50 caliber and above 50 caliber they must weigh at least 210 grains.
Moose and elk minimum caliber is .50
Deer pronghorn and bear minimum caliber is .40
209 primers are legal
Oh yeah, I forgot to tell you good luck on your hunt Tex.
#9
Joined: Apr 2003
Posts: 330
Likes: 0
From: Wisconsin
TXhunter - you will have a great time. I would expect that your season runs somewhere in the second/third week of September timeframe? I was out last year with the m/l and the bulls were bugling pretty strong. I took a decent 5x5 on the 16th of Sept (Tuesday of the hunt that started on Saturday) Bugled him in after working him for over a half hour.
Bigbulls pretty much summed up the regs....one thing to add is that Powerbelt bullets are legal, although sabots are not.
ENJOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bigbulls pretty much summed up the regs....one thing to add is that Powerbelt bullets are legal, although sabots are not.
ENJOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
#10
Thread Starter
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 2,722
Likes: 0
From: Kerrville, Tx. USA
Bluechablis: I don't hear anyone seriously complaining about the regs. What is your point? Don't want us there? I am an elk hunting addict and wouldn't miss the experience if I had to stand on my head when I shoot!
Whitetails: September 11-19. Can't wait. We are doing a drop camp about 5 miles in around Durango. I have friends that live there that gave us the location, and an outfitter is packing us and our own gear in by horseback. Will be my 5th time to muzzy hunt.
Whitetails: September 11-19. Can't wait. We are doing a drop camp about 5 miles in around Durango. I have friends that live there that gave us the location, and an outfitter is packing us and our own gear in by horseback. Will be my 5th time to muzzy hunt.



