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2020 - Elk Point Pools
Codes that require 16+ points
Codes that require 16+ points
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I'm not buying points for Colorado anymore, tell me I'm wrong.
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It would take 39 years to get all the NR with 16 or more points drawn for one of the top units.
Say 90% of them are boomers and they all die tomorrow.
It would take 4 years.
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It would take 39 years to get all the NR with 16 or more points drawn for one of the top units.
Say 90% of them are boomers and they all die tomorrow.
It would take 4 years.
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Exactly, @wllm1313 . @Dinkshooter is cantankerous because I pointed out some of those numbers to him yesterday. Point creep is not going away. It's only going to get worse, especially for the mid-level NR units.
Arcola
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Burn what you have. I gave up on CO points a few years ago.
SCliving Outdoors
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I'll never have more then 3-4 points in CO for deer or elk. Plenty of good options out there.
I'm in the same boat, only with 3 points. I was leaning towards maybe buying points one more year for elk, but if I keep buying deer points I guess I may as well spend the extra $15 or whatever it is for an elk point. From what I understand I'll never really make much progress but like others have said, it's insurance even if I only want to target a lower pressure 1st rifle unit. In your case, I think there might be some benefit to keep buying deer points if you're going in the next 2-3 years, and if you're doing that you may as well buy an elk point while you're at it...
Question: if someone dies and obviously is no longer applying, their points won't show up in the draws stats, correct? Someone with way more time on their hands than me could take the draw statistics and calculate annual attrition beyond those who are successful in the draw.
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If you are a NR thinking about points here is something to consider. These are the units that take 1 to 3 points to draw.
These are basically the only units were your points are "safe", where you likely won't be chasing the creep. (Bull or Either-sex)
These are basically the only units were your points are "safe", where you likely won't be chasing the creep. (Bull or Either-sex)
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I don't believe that is correct. CPW would have to be notified of their death and would have to remove their account. If you die I bet your points "hangout" on the list until the 10 years have passed.
I can't think of a way for CPW to tell if someone has died or just hasn't applied for anything in 4 years. Their not going to call the Monongalia coroner in West Virginia every year to get a list of the death certificates for the year and then cross reference them with their point holders.
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Dougfirtree
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Damn, Wllm, you just cost Top Rut like, 376 memberships..
All your doing is helping my points, I appreciate it. Thank you
Nick87
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Am I missing something here? More 1 to 3 point units than that.
Bowhuntrben
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Unit 40 is highlighted for archery but is way above 3 points.
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Good catch, fixed it 040 and 004 tripped me up... damn codes
LopeHunter
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Complicating things is many, if not all, of those applicants holding 16 points have hunted for that species in CO in the past 16 years. You can buy a landowner tag or grab a leftover tag or get very lucky by winning a raffle tag and still get a point that year. That is a failing. If you hold a tag then you should lose your points. If no one wants to a leftover tag then after 5 days make it a surplus tag that anyone can get without forfeiting your points. Or, put leftover tags up for bid where you bid points and if are multiple point holders offering the top bid then is a lottery with just those persons with the winner getting the tag and losing their points.
My point is that they won't show up in the draw recap, because they are not submitting an application. Their points are still in the system but are not included in the recap unless they apply. So you should be able to see attrition in the recap.
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About 2.5% of Residents and 9% of NR are in that pool.
You get a tag you lose your points. No exceptions.
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So request, next time your doing gods work, would you mind aksing Danielle or whoever for the Access/XLS or whatever database they use to generate the .pdf reports for the website.
It's a royal PITA to get that data into a workable format and CORA requests are rough. The CORA rep IMHO doesn't really know the best person to contact.
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