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Congrats !!

Very cool Brandon … looks like a giant !!! Congrats

Thanks for the invite Slugz. You run the finest camp I’ve ever been a part of. Well done indeed. 👍

^^ I would say you are all correct. You can’t consider the landowner tags as resident or nonresident because they can use them however they want. I imagine that’s why in the CPW example they take them off the top and leave them is a separate category. The result is either 423 or 520 tags...

Yeah, I’ve talked to a few landowners who just sell all their tags to an outfitter. Then the outfitter uses them for guided hunts … usually for nonresidents.

Point of order Bones. I’m not saying what I think … I’m just presenting the CPW example & numbers from their video ( you can watch it). That example is CPWs.

^^ Qualification begins by owning 160 Acres … then you can request a landowner tag. I don’t know all the other ways but I know there are also “depredation tags” CPW can issue to landowners based on crop damage, etc. Once the landowners get ‘em they can use them themselves or sell them to...

^^ Hey Bones, I get what you’re saying but I wouldn’t count the 20% off the top that landowners get as “resident tags” because those tags are no longer available for resident to draw. Sure you could find a landowner and buy one for big $$$ but that’s much different than being able to draw it.

^^ Exactly. That results in only 423 tags for residents out of 1000 originally available as I described above (from the video's "water pitcher" example).

Here's a link to Eastman's BLOG about this (Part 1). There will be a follow-on BLOG also. https://blog.eastmans.com/colorado-parks-and-wildlife-cpw-commission-license-distribution-workshop/

I watched the entire video, twice. Here's their example for DE007O1A: This is an Either Sex Archery Deer unit with 1,000 tags. 20% (200 tags) go to landowners right of the top (a statutory requirement, no residency requirement), then another 15% (150 tags) is taken off the top for youths (this...

^^ ouch, that sucks.

No, that is still not a fact. That is your opinion (and you are welcome to it), but it is not a fact (and capitalizing “IS” doesn’t provide any proof). It appears you truly aren’t capable of understanding the difference between a fact and an opinion … which actually explains a lot of your...

Most of your posts are so ludicrous that I occasionally feel compelled to call you on your B.S. Like today when you claimed to know who's getting into heaven and calling it a "fact" ... hilarious stuff. One of your favorite things seems to be referring to things as facts when they are not, then...

^^ NVA (No Value Added) ... again.

For Texas plates it's much less...

The cops already watch for them and stop as many as they can (Texicans speeding in CO is no bueno).

I guess that helps explain why I-25 is packed with Texas license plates heading north into Colorado during the fall.

Oh, ok. But lot's of folks lease private land here also. Although we can certainly hunt without doing so.

What is hunting for free?