This tag I've got some things to help out I'm going to take full advantage of. We live within a few hours of much of the unit and am familiar with it from other times in it from the past. Because we're so close, scouting it a lot will be possible. Your hints and advice are appreciated...thank you.
So after the initial euphoria of getting this tag I realized I was confused, and then gave confusing info. Somehow, through dumb luck, NDOW gave me two consecutive muley tags. One last year (2023) in area 10, and now this year (2024) for area 24. The saying "I'd rather be lucky than smart" seems...
That would not be good for sure. Long time ago, by accident really, I got up the drainage from where horses were also going. Saw a lot of nice MD that day. Guess it could go either way, depending.
Of GMUs 75, 751, 77, 771, and 78, how do they rank in terms of being the most difficult to access? In other words, which GMU has the most unforgiving yet accessible terrain?
edit: COLORADO, GMU 771
2k for a thirty foot mexican palm....son and I did it for the price of a Husqvarna and some accessories. It was a tough job. Had to work hard to cut things down to a size we could deal with....4 trips to the transfer station.....left the stump but cut it down to 0 ground level.
The word "maybe" works too....use it often when someone is trying to get me off my settled perch. It throws people off, they don't know what to say in response....there's no argument to "maybe". See that - used ellipsis and clever words, too.
Just came across reference to ramcats elsewhere. Really wanting to believe "fly like field points". It would be great to not have to make site adjustments from shooting FPs to BHs.