Spent my birthday traveling to western Colorado. Not sure about this warm dry weather and trying to tag and elk or a deer.
We are here in Gunnison today. Cool place. I have never been here prior to this. Filming a bunch of stuff with the CPW and the Gunnison tourism folks, then will be out hunting in the morning.
Hope to show people how many elk exist in Colorado and how you can come and hunt elk on OTC tags. Here with Still Kickin'. I am thinking I will let him get a bull tag and I might go for a cow tag, given there are plenty left over.
It took me a few years, but I finally drew a 3rd season deer tag. Hoping the deer will be thinking about the rut, even though we have no snow and it is warm and dry.
Should have good connections and will be able to provide some daily updates. First time in many hunts that we have some sort of connection that we can use for daily updates.
I love Colorado. The best place I can think of for the traveling non-resident hunter to come and chase elk, every year, in 92 different OTC units, on 23 million acres of public land.
Map of the Colorado Over-the-Counter Elk Units.
Lots of elk live here. Lots of businesses excited to have hunters here chasing the elk (and spending money).
We are here in Gunnison today. Cool place. I have never been here prior to this. Filming a bunch of stuff with the CPW and the Gunnison tourism folks, then will be out hunting in the morning.
Hope to show people how many elk exist in Colorado and how you can come and hunt elk on OTC tags. Here with Still Kickin'. I am thinking I will let him get a bull tag and I might go for a cow tag, given there are plenty left over.
It took me a few years, but I finally drew a 3rd season deer tag. Hoping the deer will be thinking about the rut, even though we have no snow and it is warm and dry.
Should have good connections and will be able to provide some daily updates. First time in many hunts that we have some sort of connection that we can use for daily updates.
I love Colorado. The best place I can think of for the traveling non-resident hunter to come and chase elk, every year, in 92 different OTC units, on 23 million acres of public land.
Map of the Colorado Over-the-Counter Elk Units.
Lots of elk live here. Lots of businesses excited to have hunters here chasing the elk (and spending money).
