- Jan 22, 2012
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Looking to buying land I have looked into New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, Idaho. Any suggestions and ideas about theses states. Hard hunted, tags, ect?
Wyoming is the easy answer to me... You can still find reasonably priced land and you can buy OTC tags every year.Retire and be able to run some cattle and little farm/ hay land. Budget is up to 5 million
I'd focus on what tags are available for residents versus NR's. Colorado has lots of OTC tags but also has a large population so getting good tags is difficult. Not to mention many of their tags are given to landowners so there are fewer and fewer tags available in the draw, unless you plan to buy enough land to get landowner tags. For example it will probably take 10+ years to get a good antelope tag in Colorado and in Wyoming you can get a similar tag every year as a resident.I agree if you want to hunt every year choose a state that sells OTC tags.
That sounds pretty dang good... Probably the only way a guy ever gets a unit 100 elk tag.There's 250 acres in unit 100 WY for sale that has a cpl Elk and Antelope LO tags. The guy is over on monster muleys WY forum..
They couldn't agree on selling it a few yrs ago when an O&G exec out of Houston wanted it..I see they've raised the price tag a cool 200 million though. It'll go the way of the Y.O. Ranch and be sold off to pay the bill for it.
High muley tags like Utah. I dont think Colorado has the caliber of Mule deer as Nevada and UtahNorth of 50 is bc 54 is OTC 2nd for elk, that place is sitting south in gmu 66 up against 67 and on a major migration route along Cebolla creek with hi $ muley tags to be drawn.