Thanks gents. I was there over the weekend. Big country, and lots of vertical feet. Thanks for the insight on the burn area. I'll keep posting and let you know how it goes.
I pulled a first season rifle bull tag in Colorado GMU 49, between Leadville and Fairplay. Anyone hunted it, and have any insights on how to approach the hunt? Here's what I'm thinking so far:
1. Focus on the south end of the unit, Fairplay side, in the lower part of the Buffalo Peaks...
Hey all. Thanks for the suggestions.
@rmyoun1 -- hogs are better eating than black bear, and probably less smelly.
@montexan -- I'm not going to share the name of the place because I don't want to hurt the man's business. The hunt was high quality, and the problems we had were unique and...
Hi all,
A buddy and I (from Denver) have been hunting hogs on a ranch outside Abilene, Texas, for the past couple of years to break up the long stretch between elk hunting seasons. For various reasons, we need a new place to hunt next spring.
Anyone know of a place to hunt hogs in February...
You gotta go get these suckers, don't you? Good work. My heart is in these types of solo hunts -- for the mental battle as much as anything. It's not easy to stick with it in the woods alone, especially when the snow starts to fly.
"In Colorado, try not to accumulate many elk points. The marginal benefit to each point is very small once you get above five points. Burn those points and go hunt."
That's the truth. I'm at 7 points now, will wait until I have 8, and have a plan to hunt 2016. Should be able to get into a 350...
Nothing like being able to back the truck up to a hill and rest the tail gate on it to skid one down and right in. It's been a few years since I've had an elk like that.
Good work and way to get in the woods with your wife.