Colorado Antelope unit 48

[Timberghost#4]

I drew a unit 48 Pronghorn tag in Colorado. I am not very familiar with the area and admittedly, I put in for the wrong unit. This was the first year it opened. Are there any nice antelope in the area? Should I turn the tag back in? I used 14 points.

 

[teej89]

Here's what gohunt.com has to say about the unit, probably one of the most negative reviews I've read on gohunt

"There are not a lot of antelope, but those that live here are found on low flats and rolling sagebrush hills in the east. This is not a great place to hunt pronghorns. Public access is limited so be aware of property boundaries. Make sure to get permission to hunt private land before applying for a license."

 

[Timberghost#4]

Thanks for the input. I might make a drive up there and see what I can see. The prospect doesn't look too good according to gohunt.

 

[vanish]

You almost definitely don't want to burn 14 points on that unit.

 

[HighDesertSage]

You can draw unit 3 with that many points.

 

[Gellar]

I drew a unit 48 Pronghorn tag in Colorado. I am not very familiar with the area and admittedly, I put in for the wrong unit. This was the first year it opened. Are there any nice antelope in the area? Should I turn the tag back in? I used 14 points.

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