Colorado deer suggestions?

[Oak]

I shot my last 200"er on a left over tag.

Low-key...

 

[TheGreek]

Come to NW CO and show me how to kill big mule deer. I’ll buy the beer.

 

[Bambistew]

Low-key...

Shoot, I meant my second to last 200 incher.

 

[Frequently Banned Troll]

Just remember to not leave the area if you see a big one. I know, a fundamental suggestion but if you fail some douche bag local will photo dump a bunch of big buck pics - only to remind you of how big of a loser you are.

 

[BENEDSUM]

@Oak Eastern portion of 391 has been productive in recent years.

 

[antlerradar]

Not looking for anyone's honey hole, but I'm currently sitting on zero points and am wondering if anyone has thoughts on where to apply for a reasonable chance at a mature buck (180"-200"). I'm a resident if it matters. Thx.

I am setting on like 30 NR points and wondering the same thing.

 

[Addicting]

No bullshit, saw a 200”+ in the back of a pickup truck last year come from the late plains hunt. He made it thru the whole season to get wacked at the end. Beautiful deer that anyone would have shot had they found him.

 

[Dinkshooter]

Would you be happy with a Townie or are you looking for a pure "Extreme Backcountry DIY" only buck?

 

[Oak]

Would you be happy with a Townie or are you looking for a pure "Extreme Backcountry DIY" only buck?

I am anything but pure.

 

[Dinkshooter]

I am anything but pure.

As much as I hate internet scouters here's some tips:

1. Use Google Earth to locate new subdivisions that were on or close to historic winter range
2. Then narrow the field down farther to those with golf courses
3. Last but certainly not least, look for patches of Dogwood within the subdivisions
4. Practice all summer for your grip and grin for Gram, Trophy mags and Salt Lake

Please keep these tips on the down-low and off google searches.

 

[DFS]

As much as I hate internet scouters here's some tips:

1. Use Google Earth to locate new subdivisions that were on or close to historic winter range
2. Then narrow the field down farther to those with golf courses
3. Last but certainly not least, look for patches of Dogwood within the subdivisions
4. Practice all summer for your grip and grin for Gram, Trophy mags and Salt Lake

Please keep these tips on the down-low and off google searches. View attachment 366179

That is a giant buck

 

[Farmer]

Kinda big. Prolly only 170" though. Hold out for bigger!

 

[antlerradar]

As much as I hate internet scouters here's some tips:

1. Use Google Earth to locate new subdivisions that were on or close to historic winter range
2. Then narrow the field down farther to those with golf courses
3. Last but certainly not least, look for patches of Dogwood within the subdivisions
4. Practice all summer for your grip and grin for Gram, Trophy mags and Salt Lake

Please keep these tips on the down-low and off google searches. View attachment 366179

Quit burning my spots !!!!!!!