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Boman's Colorado Deer
Congrats again, Michael. Very nice buck. So it sounds like your knee is good enough for your late cow hunt??? We head up on Friday.- tmsander
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- Forum: 2002 Hunt Talk Trophy Room
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Boman's Colorado Deer
Congrats again, Michael. Very nice buck. So it sounds like your knee is good enough for your late cow hunt??? We head up on Friday. -
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Successful Hunt
Good luck, KC. If you happen to find a land ownder thats just beggin to have some elk removed (ya right!), let me know. I actually killed that one elk I saw, so my tag is filled. But my wife wasn't able to go, so she still has her tag and I'd love to see her take her first elk. -
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Successful Hunt
Good for you guys, KC. I hunted the first season up there and only saw one elk. I, too, got the letter you mentioned (as did the rest of my hunting pary). Problem is, it's only good on Private land and I don't have any of those types of contacts. -
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Ds and Anaconda's Pix.......
Congrats on all the scores, guys! Great to see some Colorado success. We had an RMEF committee meeting the other night and of the guys in the room I was the only one to have connected...and all I got was a calf!- tmsander
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- Forum: 2002 Hunt Talk Trophy Room
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Ds and Anaconda's Pix.......
Congrats on all the scores, guys! Great to see some Colorado success. We had an RMEF committee meeting the other night and of the guys in the room I was the only one to have connected...and all I got was a calf! -
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Bull Busted In Bitterroot Burns
Great bull, HS. Congrats. I've got a bad back too, so I know the toll you're talking about!- tmsander
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Bull Busted In Bitterroot Burns
Great bull, HS. Congrats. I've got a bad back too, so I know the toll you're talking about! -
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Moosie's finally successful, but....
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Is there any kind of award for smallest deer taken?
On kind of a last minute whim, I went out to fill a doe tag over the weekend. Ended up shooting a yearling. Weighed in without guts, head, skin, and lower legs at a whopping 33 lbs! Looked more like a coyote than a deer! She oughta eat well, though! -
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Deerking's Deer..He lies it's an elk!..WOW!
Congrats! The way Bowman puts it, however, you kill em like this every year ;) -
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Anaconda's Question.....
Yep... that's probably the best advice one can get... you find em where they are.... I talked to the DOW guys in Walden when I dropped off my head for CWD testing, and they said its been a screwy year all round. Elk aren't being found where they normally are in some areas and elk are being... -
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CO first combined season a tough hunt
Bo, My late season tag is for unit 371. The hunt runs from something like 11/23 through 12/01. I do this hunt with a bunch of guys from the Denver RMEF chapter committee. Last year I think 8 of us hunted on and off and 5 elk were killed. This year I think there is going to be 11 of us. It's... -
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CO first combined season a tough hunt
Bowman, Sorry to hear about your knee, man. I knew there was an issue with it but I had no idea it was serious enough to consider surgery. Good luck with that and let us know if you need anything. I've since checked, and there are no cow tags left for 161. I am sort of considering unit 27... -
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Anaconda's Question.....
I spoke to an elk biologist out of Hot Sulpher Springs about this once. I don't recall the exact figures he gave me, but I was surprised. He said the cows come out earlier and due to a lesser amount of snow... that I knew. But he also said the biger bulls stay up high for a long time. Again... -
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CO first combined season a tough hunt
Micheal, Where ya headed for the late season? I've got a cow tag for the late season in 371. My potential plans for hunting the third season are not set in stone and depend on whether leftover tags are still available for 161, but if you'd like to go maybe we could go together? Just a thought. -
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CO first combined season a tough hunt
DS - I do hunt a lower part of that unit, although the unit does encompass plenty of higher altitude areas. I like the lower part because it is good transition habitat and holds elk all year round. Plus, over the years, I have found a couple of natural travel funnels that usually produce at...
