Well, i was kicking around some late season colorado hunts but ended up getting my wife's blessing to take a week in september for a high country buck hunt. Thats a big deal since we will be welcoming our 3rd child within a month! She is a trooper and I am lucky to have her.
I ended up cashing in 6 points on the above timberline 48/481/56/561 early rifle buck tag. I have been doing my maps/google earth research and talking to biologists, wardens, etc to settle on some places to check out. I will be headed out there twice to scout before the hunt. Probably late july and again in last august or early september. It looks to have no shortage of high country to the point it is a bit tough trying to narrow it down some! Here in utah our mountain ranges I usually hunt have a miniscule amount of country above timberline compared to colorado! It will be a fun challange as the hunt has to take place entirely above timberline.
If anyone has any experience in the units and would care to share, i would love to hear it. Either areas to check out or to avoid or just any stories you might like to share.
Thanks!
I ended up cashing in 6 points on the above timberline 48/481/56/561 early rifle buck tag. I have been doing my maps/google earth research and talking to biologists, wardens, etc to settle on some places to check out. I will be headed out there twice to scout before the hunt. Probably late july and again in last august or early september. It looks to have no shortage of high country to the point it is a bit tough trying to narrow it down some! Here in utah our mountain ranges I usually hunt have a miniscule amount of country above timberline compared to colorado! It will be a fun challange as the hunt has to take place entirely above timberline.
If anyone has any experience in the units and would care to share, i would love to hear it. Either areas to check out or to avoid or just any stories you might like to share.
Thanks!
