Colorado Elk hunting info needed
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Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Lock Haven PA USA
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I would love to hunt Colorado this fall, but have no idea which areas to look into. I just graduated college and got married, but have very little money right now. I am young and in great shape. Which areas should I be looking into and what zones?
I would be willing to trade items, information, or swap for good leads and information. I have a flyfishing service in central PA in the heart of the spring creeks. Also I have access to 500+acres of private land for whitetails and eastern turkeys. Also a two great lodges that I have access to also.
I would be willing to trade items, information, or swap for good leads and information. I have a flyfishing service in central PA in the heart of the spring creeks. Also I have access to 500+acres of private land for whitetails and eastern turkeys. Also a two great lodges that I have access to also.
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Spike
Join Date: Sep 2003
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idaho elk hunt private land would trade for hunting equipment huge deer two [email protected]
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Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Sedro-Woolley,Washington
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Heres what I did.... I have hunted Colorado for elk the last 2 years and have just sent in for my Muzzleloader permit. The best way to find an area i found is to go to www.biggamecd.com Its from Colorado Outdoors and they will show you the unit descriptions,BLM Land, Private Land,Summer Range,Winter Range,Resident Herd,Type of terrian,Vegitation,Cow to Bull Ratio,Hunting Pressure and a lot more. I ordered the cd and did some looking at different areas. You should still contact the Dow like Silvertip suggested and get you a game regulation book comming That way you can see what units are an over the counter tag.