SFC B
Well-known member
Well, this (obviously) is my post 2000 on HuntTalk. I will start by saying how much I have garnered through the forum and interacting with great people (as well as Cush 
). It is a refuge for me to find like minded people and lose myself a bit into all things hunting. I am no sort of expert and don't have a long hunting resume (didn't hunt my first animal until I was 33 and didn't harvest until I was 40) but have definitely learn a lot.
My subject here is how many Colorado folks have taken advantage of the RFW program and what are your takeaways?
What do you think of how the program is administered?
How much do you consider these opportunities when putting together your applications?
I will tell you that I have hunted RFW twice (doe pronghorn and cow) connecting on the doe and most probably would have connected on the cow had I not had to leave early due to unforeseen stuff. I also took the Hunting Princess on an RFW cow hunt this last year as it was the only way to fit hunting around her school schedule. We would have had a very good shot at a cow had we not been hamstringed by the vehicle we had to use. In all of these instances I have found the ranch reps to be kind and helpful. FYI, I applied for a couple this year that are longshots and will continue to utilize them to extend my seasons......
). It is a refuge for me to find like minded people and lose myself a bit into all things hunting. I am no sort of expert and don't have a long hunting resume (didn't hunt my first animal until I was 33 and didn't harvest until I was 40) but have definitely learn a lot. My subject here is how many Colorado folks have taken advantage of the RFW program and what are your takeaways?
What do you think of how the program is administered?
How much do you consider these opportunities when putting together your applications?
I will tell you that I have hunted RFW twice (doe pronghorn and cow) connecting on the doe and most probably would have connected on the cow had I not had to leave early due to unforeseen stuff. I also took the Hunting Princess on an RFW cow hunt this last year as it was the only way to fit hunting around her school schedule. We would have had a very good shot at a cow had we not been hamstringed by the vehicle we had to use. In all of these instances I have found the ranch reps to be kind and helpful. FYI, I applied for a couple this year that are longshots and will continue to utilize them to extend my seasons......
