Anyway you look at it, you still have a long wait. I find that it will drive me nuts obsessing on a particular date, so move on to other things, and there's always plenty to do in the spring. I don't like the early app. date for the WY elk tag, at at least you know real early what the results are. I have 3 tags in the wind, but already have a WY tag in my pocket. Good luck.Will Colorado release their draw results early like New Mexico did???
Sure wish some of the states would tweak their dates to allow for easier planning. For example CO could move date 7-9 days back it?d give you a 1-2 day window to apply. As long as you already have your homework done the input would be simple.I don?t think it was early last year. I was hoping it would be so I could have those plans before applying for WY deer. That app deadline is 5/31, and I didn?t know in time.
Utah has been early the last few years. Even if they're not this year, you'll still have a day to get in your WY apps (May 30th is the published release date). Colorado was not early last year, I'm hoping it was because of glitches in the new system and that they release early this year.hopefully utah results will be out by then also,,i think i got cc hits around 5-20 or so on utah
I wish it was that easy for me, If I draw CO and WY, either I lose my points or money in CO because it's the only one I could turn back in. 2 western hunts just isn't doable for me. I'd love to do it but I need a job and mule deer hunting doesn't pay my bills lol.Utah CC hits started hitting around May 11 last year.
Colorado on the other hand was in June.
So just apply for the hunts that you want to go on or just purchase points and not worry about it.
As a non-res to all western states, where $$ can be lost, it is not this simple. Wish it was Jim.Utah CC hits started hitting around May 11 last year.
Colorado on the other hand was in June.
So just apply for the hunts that you want to go on or just purchase points and not worry about it.
Playing in one state sends u to otc Colorado most of the time. U r going to be without a decent tag in most years.That is where you just need to concentrate on one state. Put in for the tag in Colorado and build points in Wyoming. Then if you haven't drawn the tag that you want in Colorado by the time you have enough points in Wyoming then switch states for a year and go hunting in Wyoming.
I expect to see quite a few bailing out of Colorado after this year with having to purchase a hunting license to get into the draw. My brother in law is one of them. He put in for a unit that should be a sure draw for him with his points and then he'll forget about Colorado since he is a non resident and concentrate on Utah where he lives and Wyoming.