Colorado GMU maps?

[nickman]

Might one of you Colorado guys know where to buy the BEST gmu maps? We have been hunting there for years, but just cannot seem to find a good, clear map of the various gums'.

Any leads would be appreciated........Thanks!"

I could eat a bowl of Alphabet Soup and
sh!t a better argument than that!"

 

[tx_packmule]

>Might one of you Colorado guys
>know where to buy the
>BEST gmu maps? We have
>been hunting there for years,
>but just cannot seem to
>find a good, clear map
>of the various gums'.
>
> Any leads would be appreciated........Thanks!"
>
>
>I could eat a bowl of
>Alphabet Soup and
>sh!t a better argument than that!"
>


I order the species specific maps off the Huntin' Fool resources tab along with the GPS cards.

 

[tailchasers]

GPS and gps card is the way to go from Montana Maps. Cost ya a couple hundred bucks but you are done dealing with purchasing maps. And pretty tough for a landowner or law officer to dispute you in the event you they suspect you are in the wrong unit or on pvt property. COuld very well say you some money.

"Courage is being scared to death but saddling up anyway."

 

[MuskegMan]

+1 on a GPS and Colorado state chip from Montana Maps. It was only $80 for WYO (less land owner names)

A good paper map is not a bad thing either.

 

[nontypical]

+2 on the GPS with the maps.Great product.

 

[Smokepole]

Try this link from CDOW, it's what I use. Should give you what you need.

http://ndis.nrel.colostate.edu/Maps...lor=green&style=Maps&Referer=&bckgnd_vis=topo

Smokepole

 

[tagsoup]

I get my gps stuff from here.

http://www.huntinggpsmaps.com/



And paper maps from here.

http://www.mytopo.com/products/hunt-area-maps.cfm

 

[nripepi]

Depends on the unit you are looking at (if you want a site specific map or unit wide map) and your computer/GPS skills....

What is really nice if they are available for your unit are the National Geographic waterproof maps:

http://www.natgeomaps.com/ti_colorado.html