SwaggyD
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2024 Colorado Draw Results Thread
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MtnElk
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That is the face and body of a finely tuned athlete on the verge of greatness
Desk Pop
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So...when is this happening.
Colorado folks? When you thinking?
Now that the back door is closed (*insert Michael Scott quote.*)
Colorado folks? When you thinking?
Now that the back door is closed (*insert Michael Scott quote.*)
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Sheep and goat on Tuesday. Everything else May 28-31. License quotas for deer, elk, pronghorn, moose, and bear aren’t set until the first week of May.
@jvanhoy The tag quotas are send out in the May Wildlife Commission Meeting materials but this info is made know after the draw deadline. https://cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/CommissionMeeting2024-5-1.aspx
Thank you!
QuazyQuinton
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Remind me. Do credit card hits happen before the emails come out? I got my (unsuccessful) emails between 9am and noon local time last year.
QQ
Yes, emails follow CC hits.
High level (DAU level) license recommendations have been posted on the Commission page. Recommendations at the hunt code level will probably be posted next Monday.
LuketheDog
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I'm sweating man, I put in for another archery sheep hunt because the odds are decent...
My wife just had a baby and has never big game hunted. Figured I’d put her in for a dessert Sheep tag because why the hell not. You think you’re sweating it, if she draws I’m going to have to explain what just went down.
LuketheDog
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Nah, she'll be itching to get out of the house by then, will probably leave you at home with the kids so she can go have some peace and quiet...
Facts right there, she’ll probably hire a guide and say see you in a couple weeks. Thanks for taking care of the kids!!!Nah, she'll be itching to get out of the house by then, will probably leave you at home with the kids so she can go have some peace and quiet...
QuazyQuinton
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Look on the bright side. Once this blows over in a year or ten, you'll be qualified to join @Big Fin 's marriage advice tour.
Hey she loves that part of the state and has always been open to hunting big game but doesn’t like being cold. Figured this is the perfect intro hunt.
Extremely low pressure hunt when it comes to other hunters.
She has none of the pressure we would knowing the grandeur of a dessert sheep tag.
And even if I don’t get to put my animals in the living room, something tells me a first animal and ram might get a place above the stairs. I could care less if I pull the trigger or not. That would be amazing!
Carnage2011
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Careful Boss! She'll probably draw and have the experience of a lifetime. Next thing you know you'll be on the hook to apply her in every western state. It sounds awesome, but as someone that is married to an avid hunter, it can get a wee bit pricey. My current CC balance is alarming (thanks New Mexico!).
cgasner1
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Even worse she decides sheep are the coolest thing ever and wants the slam
Carnage2011
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I seen an article a while back and the lady was saying how her goal was to have 4 grand slams. Quite a deal.
