Ltsheets
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Hey guys and gals,
This past year I only put in for tags in NM, where I currently live as it was my first full season hunting out west. Now that I'm starting to get a handle on more of how these different draw systems work,I'm going to start branching out to apply for some other states as well for hunts that if drawn, will give me a good chance at a great animal! I'm still learning about how the points systems work for each state but I'm posting here to get some direction on which units would be good ones to start researching in CO for putting in for the draw with 0 pts. At this point, I don't care if the odds are <5% if the hunt quality is high. I'm busy enough that if I draw an out of state hunt, I want it to be well worth the trip and time away from the family. I love bow hunting but would consider rifle as well. Any advice of which units for Mule deer and Elk in CO that would be a good place to start researching, that would produce high quality animals would be greatly appreciated.
This past year I only put in for tags in NM, where I currently live as it was my first full season hunting out west. Now that I'm starting to get a handle on more of how these different draw systems work,I'm going to start branching out to apply for some other states as well for hunts that if drawn, will give me a good chance at a great animal! I'm still learning about how the points systems work for each state but I'm posting here to get some direction on which units would be good ones to start researching in CO for putting in for the draw with 0 pts. At this point, I don't care if the odds are <5% if the hunt quality is high. I'm busy enough that if I draw an out of state hunt, I want it to be well worth the trip and time away from the family. I love bow hunting but would consider rifle as well. Any advice of which units for Mule deer and Elk in CO that would be a good place to start researching, that would produce high quality animals would be greatly appreciated.