muleyslayer52
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Since adulthood took me away from my childhood home of northern Colorado, I have been building 11 non-resident points and I am looking to burn these points soon (next year or in the next few years).
I have chosen to hunt an early rifle high country deer. I have
narrowed it down to these hunt codes.
I was hoping to get some insight on quality of these hunts. I am not new to colorado rugged terrrain hunting. I would be happy with a 170+ buck. I plan on bivy hunting. no horses.
Only 1 unit will take me another few years to draw (74) is it worth the wait?
I probably wont be able to get into the area and be able to scout much before the season. If anything I would get there a few days earlier to scout.
If you were in my shoes what unit would you choose?
Unit: 36 (Eagles Nest Wilderness)
Unit: 471
Unit: 65 (Above 11,000 ft)
Unit: 74 (Above Timberline)
Unit: 43 (Maroon Bells Wilderness)
Units: 44, 45, 444 (Holy Cross Wilderness)
Units: 47 (Hunter-Frying Pan Wilderness)
Units: 48, 56,481, 561 (Above Timberline
Units: 82, 86, 861 (Above Timberline)
Unit: 12, 231, 24, 25, 26 (Flattop Wilderness)
Thanks
I have chosen to hunt an early rifle high country deer. I have
narrowed it down to these hunt codes.
I was hoping to get some insight on quality of these hunts. I am not new to colorado rugged terrrain hunting. I would be happy with a 170+ buck. I plan on bivy hunting. no horses.
Only 1 unit will take me another few years to draw (74) is it worth the wait?
I probably wont be able to get into the area and be able to scout much before the season. If anything I would get there a few days earlier to scout.
If you were in my shoes what unit would you choose?
Unit: 36 (Eagles Nest Wilderness)
Unit: 471
Unit: 65 (Above 11,000 ft)
Unit: 74 (Above Timberline)
Unit: 43 (Maroon Bells Wilderness)
Units: 44, 45, 444 (Holy Cross Wilderness)
Units: 47 (Hunter-Frying Pan Wilderness)
Units: 48, 56,481, 561 (Above Timberline
Units: 82, 86, 861 (Above Timberline)
Unit: 12, 231, 24, 25, 26 (Flattop Wilderness)
Thanks