A little help in CO

[DoubleAron]

Im from TX, moved to CO several years ago. I went pronghorn hunting for the first time once in a unit that I was able to get a tag with no points the first year I was eligible. Except for being out hunting it was no fun. All the private had all the water etc. So I decided to build some points and try again. What I am having a hard time figuring out is how many points gets me in a unit that would be a decent hunt.

I am looking for a meat hunt. Dont care about horns or even if it is a doe. Just looking for a fun hunt that actually has a chance of harvesting.

Thanks

 

[SilentKid0423]

2024-Primary-PRONGHORN-Post-Draw-Report.pdf

cpw.widen.net

Asset Share - Cpw DAM

These two links will have all the info you need on harvesting and drawing. Just about anything east of I-25 is going to be easier to draw but mostly private. West of I-25 has some good areas to hunt but harder to draw in those great areas.

 

[nrpate05]

CO is pretty tough for antelope. Most are on the eastern side of the state which is pretty much all private. There are some decent opportunities, but it takes a little research. Cross reference the draw report with units that have some public access. Likely easier to get a rifle mule deer tag and try to shoot a forky or doe!

 

[Bluffgruff]

CO is pretty tough for antelope. Most are on the eastern side of the state which is pretty much all private. There are some decent opportunities, but it takes a little research. Cross reference the draw report with units that have some public access. Likely easier to get a rifle mule deer tag and try to shoot a forky or doe!

But antelope meat >>>>>> deer meat!

 

[5yearcoueshunter]

But antelope meat >>>>>> deer meat!

Maybe it depends on the state. My experience in NM, I'd take a fork horn deer over a pronghorn any day!

 

[SilentKid0423]

Maybe it depends on the state. My experience in NM, I'd take a fork horn deer over a pronghorn any day!

I would agree. If you shoot a pronghorn buck that’s been chasing does all day, probably going to be a little tougher. I’ve had a pronghorn doe that tasted almost as good as the elk I shot the year prior!