Just off of 285. Nat Forest.
several spots easy access and you won't have to walk forever.
For some reason they like hwy noise.
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Just off of 285. Nat Forest.
several spots easy access and you won't have to walk forever.
For some reason they like hwy noise.
Do you know what GMU's?
pretty much all the mtn units are over the counter. we live in 46, but 500 591. 50 etc are all bordering.Originally Posted by Backinblackrifles
Any of you seeing any? I have seen at least 100 in the last few days. Toms in full strut too!
Sniper....just get the over the counter type. I like ronaldrwl use to go down to south of Canyon City area and see em' every time. I know a great spot and good camping area too. I had some two years ago hit on the roost in my camp site while I was making coffee. Needless to say I didn't get to drink coffee that morning!
Making the trek to Nebraska again this year. We will be hunting them outside of South Sioux City Nebraska on the Missouri River. I have 3 permits this year. They have so many birds up there I should be able to fill all three tags.
Are you going? We could join up. I went there last year and did see lots of hens. Also, the crazy castle guy is down there. Also like to see what progress he is making.
Grandpa's Sheriff Badge, Littleton 1920's
Not this year. I have since moved to TN as of last July. I'm going to SC and of course hunting in my own back yard, TN. No CO turkeys for me this year. Thanks for the invite/offer though!
I got nothing in SC. Except for a nose full of pollen. Now for TN Toms!
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