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Fire is still 15 miles from White Rock. Bigger concern is that even with calm(er) winds last night, the fire spotted in the NE. Lots of trees still on the Lab property, they are working hard to keep the fire from making it there. Might not want to be downwind of a fire burning there...My daughter and Son in law live in White Rock and were put on notice to be prepared for evacuation. Didn't happen but they had to do the, "what do we take and what do we leave drill".
Nemont
Not sure where you got the information about not killing big game animals. Our SCU fire wiped out most everything with fur and feathers. While the elk are starting to come back, we have a small handful of deer, and a couple herds of pigs. There's no feed to speak of tens of thousands of dead trees standing and down. We have a black moonscape 2 years later.Fires don't kill very many big game animals. I've hunted recent burns for decades. The hunting is usually excellent.
Summer rains will create a nice green up.
Apparently residents say otherwise.'Field Notes' Explains How Wildfires Impact Deer And Elk
How devastating are wildfires to deer and elk? Can most of them outrun or outflank a rapidly spreading fire? And what about the survivors when they return…www.mtpr.org
Wildfires impacting big game & how to track fires
In a year full of flames, you need some tools to track wildfireswww.gohunt.com
Colorado Parks and Wildlife
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is a nationally recognized leader in conservation, outdoor recreation and wildlife management. The agency manages 42 state parks, all of Colorado's wildlife, more than 300 state wildlife areas and a host of recreational programs. CPW issues hunting and fishing...cpw.state.co.us
Science says I'm correct.
I did. Read all the bullshit you want but real life that I am living proves different. Some college kid takes a small area, writes some reports and becomes a fing expert?Who said?
This next week starting Sunday showing high winds for us til Thursday. And Temps in 90sOne more day of mild winds before it whips up again through next week. Not a good scenario.
It’s really a conundrum, urban sprawl is terrible at ruining mule deerOnly said that it is mostly good for game.
On people it is horrible.
Sorry Redmt, but isn't that what you are doing? Looking at a burn that happened less than two years ago and anointing yourself an expert on fire recovery. It does take time but burned out areas do become good wildlife habitat. I have noticed that burns that seem to recover nicely in around five years now seem to be taking much longer due to the ongoing drought. I also suspect that "recovery" will look somewhat different in the future, due to climate change. I won't argue the effects on us puny humans, no body knows better than me the joys of a good wildfire but even personal recovery can be a lot quicker than one might think.I did. Read all the bullshit you want but real life that I am living proves different. Some college kid takes a small area, writes some reports and becomes a fing expert?
This is the first since I started elk hunting didn't put in for it, I was feeling bad but would have hated to finally get tag only to have it go up in smoke! Going north this year hoping that it won't be too dry!Feel sorry for guys that finally drew permits and units are buried in ash and char