2nd season CO recommendations???

[liecabucks]

I'm usually not one to come on here and ask for help....usually its just posting pictures of successful or unsuccessful trips and such. However, today I am having major withdrawals from not drawing what I thought was a guaranteed tag in Wyoming. I have been considering the purchase of a voucher this year and have a couple options.
These would all be 2nd season. 54, 55 or 62 are a couple units that I have been researching a little. I'm a go getter, can use horses and or will hike my azz of to get the job done. Have deer #'s increased enough to consider 54 or 55?

Any of your thoughts are welcome, even criticism



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[lostinOregon]

I will send you a PM

Rich

 

[Rando]

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[treedagain]

my experience is that 62 has some good bucks and plenty of places to get off the beaten path...


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[DnkyPunch]

62 has some ok areas but you need some weather to make it good. Dry hot conditions with all that scrub oak is miserable and it's thick as sh%t in that country. Lots of private there too so don't trespass b/c everyone hunts their property there.

 

[ColoradoRam]

Lots of private? Just guessing but I would say 85% of the unit is public land if not more.

 

[treedagain]

Private? like any unit in Colorado sure. plenty of PUBLIC land to glass up a GOOD buck. oak brush is common in western Colorado as is pines and quakes...and I am sure the temperature will be the same everywhere.