Colorado Tag Sorting/Filtering Tool

[birmingham485]

Hey all - I built a tool to sort and filter through the Colorado draw odds and harvest stats called tallotags (tallotags.com). It's basically a Colorado-specific gohunt for those that hunt primarily Colorado and don't want to cough up $150/year. It's totally free to use for this year (Code FIRSTYEAR), but I am planning to charge for access next year as I'll be adding a few more states ($20/year to keep it well below GoHunt's $150). It's up to date with all the 2026 hunt codes and all published draw odds (2025) and harvest stats for Deer, Elk and Antelope! As this is my first year launching it I would love any feedback or suggestions if you try it out! Below is a screenshot of one of the antelope tables showing a few of the filters and data output.

 

[jvanhoy]

Very cool. I’ll check it out!

 

[jvanhoy]

Was going to sign up but see no need at all to give my credit card info for something that is free.

 

[duckhunt]

Was going to sign up but see no need at all to give my credit card info for something that is free.

Agreed

 

[birmingham485]

Was going to sign up but see no need at all to give my credit card info for something that is free.

Yeah I get not wanting to put in card info and am considering switching the setup for that exact reason. Right now it's running as a 1 year free trial so you've got a full year to cancel before it charges anything, but the payment site I use still requires the card upfront. You could even cancel immediately after entering information and still keep the subscription for the full year. As I mentioned, I do want to start charging next year and thought this was the best way to go about it to make sure people weren't surprised when I did start charging. For what it's worth, you can browse the antelope stats for free without any subscription just to get a feel for how it works! Sorry if that wasn't clear in the first post and hopefully this helps explain it!

 

[jvanhoy]

Thanks. I just checked it out. Definitely legit and I think it’s a great deal for 20 bucks for those that don’t have time or just don’t feel like digging for the info on CPW website.