Recent content by k22hornet

From the report: Between 2007 and 2013, Colorado’s estimated statewide deer population declined from roughly 600,000 deer to approximately 390,000 deer; The product of this public process was the 2014 West Slope Mule Deer Strategy (WSMDS). The WSMDS identifies seven management priorities to...

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Did you have any success?

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I have shot a lot of coyotes, and never shot, nor seen, a black one. Late one snowy afternoon, I crested a ridge and saw a coyote maybe 150yds away. I sat down to shoot, and an Irish Setter appears in the scope, next to what I thought was a coyote, so now I don't trust that I actually saw a...

I had that tag in 2014. What questions do you have?

I use a 3.5x10x50, on my favorite calling rifle. My best equipment is one of my calling rifles. It's a Sako, L461 in 222RemMag, topped with a Kahles 3.5x10.50. I figure I get to use my best equipment a lot in real hunting situations, and, the Kahles let's me stay in the field later at the end...

"A major improvement would be putting the BLM office in Eureka NV, or Price UT, or any little town in any BLM state." "The Trump administration moved the BLM headquarters to Grand Junction last year (2020) as part of a plan to relocate more than 300 positions to Colorado and other western...

Blackhorn 209 is in stock at the Lone Tree, Colorado Cabelas., as of Tuesday, 01/25/2022.

When you called one in, did you kill it? If yes, then go back and call the same area again. If no, then wait a week or 2, and use a different sound. I used to have a private duck hunting club that allowed me coyote hunting. This property was 710 acres, and I would hunt it twice a month, killing...

Great buck!

Watch the wind. Coyotes will always (99%+) try to get downwind of the calling site. Elks has very good info listed. Try learning handcalls instead of an Ecall. I can put 'emotions' into a handcall that an ecall with a looped sound can't. Watch the wind. If you can, go out to a State Park...

"The old population objective for this herd was 67,500 deer. At the time of plan approval the population was estimated at 36,000. The new objective in the approved plan is 25,000-35,000." So, is the CPW moving the goalposts?

Follow the money. More tags, more 'revenue' to keep Parks afloat.