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  1. 01-11-2011, 15:40 #31
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    You have to take an online class.I did it last year
    http://wildlife.state.co.us/NR/rdonl...tionCourse.pdf
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  2. 01-11-2011, 16:59 #32
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    WOW sorry didn't know haven't hunted them in bout 10 years.
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  3. 01-11-2011, 17:28 #33
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    Google...



    Yeah.. I'm not much help am I?
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    Quote Originally Posted by funkfool View Post
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    Yeah.. I'm not much help am I?

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  6. 01-14-2011, 04:25 #36
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    Alright funk, that was funny.
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    Well the closest I ever came to hunting a mountain lion is when I almost hit one driving up the Poudre Canyon outside of Fort Collins at night. I couldn't believe how big it was up close (literally feet from the front of my Pathfinder).

    Sorry I'm no help either.
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    Use bait, cheaper than dogs and doesn't endanger the dogs. On the way to hunt stop in Boulder (or anywhere else they may hang out) and ask around if anybody wants to protest/protect lions from hunters. You throw that animal rights activist in a cage and the rukus will call in the lion.
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    I have seen one near Red Feather while deer hunting, he was hunting us. I have seen one near Carr on the plains chasing Antelope in my uncles pasture, and we seen one last year turkey hunting in Nebraska on the plains. They say their is a few out in the cornfields. I have never hunted them but I have been considering it, I know where some are in a game unit my step dad and nephew hunt elk in.
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  10. 01-19-2011, 16:55 #40
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    I just read a really good article in American Hunter magazine about mountain lion hunting.

    The guy said basically the really only good way to do it is use dogs.

    Hunts were usually booked for 6 days. they leave early in the morning, driving logging roads and going on trails. when they find tracks, if it looks like a good size, then they either walk or take horses, let loose the dogs and go. get the cat treed and then it is just a choice of if the cat is good to take or not.

    So really dogs are the way to go unless you happen to spot one, keep track of it or know the location it stays, get a tag and hope to see it again.
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