Jumping Cow SWA

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Originally Posted by rondog

But don't you have to apply for a permit and draw one to hunt there? I did for the SWA just north of there, they said I got one of only two granted. Had to apply like, July or something. And I've YET to see any whitetails in CO, ain't buying any more damn tags for 'em.

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Here's one that was posted recently that was taken just north of Ft Collins..

https://www.ar-15.co/threads/165067-...nters-any-Luck

I've seen whitetails in both 104 and 105. Problem is getting permission to hunt them in the spots I've seen them. Here at work we had to open gates to our high fenced work property to get 2 doe and their fawns out of the fenced area. We still have no idea how they even got in. We do see whitetails on the outside of our fenced area quite frequently, and this is just south of Parker. I've also seen whitetails in the creek south of Byers, also the creek just west of Deer Trail, and another bunch of them in the creek south of Bennett, while I was out calling coyotes.
If you want to find whitetails, just follow the creeks.

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Originally Posted by rondog

But don't you have to apply for a permit and draw one to hunt there? I did for the SWA just north of there, they said I got one of only two granted. Had to apply like, July or something. And I've YET to see any whitetails in CO, ain't buying any more damn tags for 'em.

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Rondog, watch the creek bottom when you turn south from 86 going to Ben Lomond. I see whitetails in that creek bottom near that single lane bridge and the surrounding alfalfa fields very often. Nearly every time I go out there. Whitetails are definitely expanding in Colorado and why the DOW is issuing so many tags to try and get rid of them or severely restrict them.

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Originally Posted by Shooter45

Rondog, watch the creek bottom when you turn south from 86 going to Ben Lomond. I see whitetails in that creek bottom near that single lane bridge and the surrounding alfalfa fields very often. Nearly every time I go out there. Whitetails are definitely expanding in Colorado and why the DOW is issuing so many tags to try and get rid of them or severely restrict them.

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All I've ever seen there is mulies, lots of 'em. I had permission and hunted there several times last December with a whitetail doe tag until I got food poisoning somewhere and got sick as a dog. Can't hunt when you gotta be near a bathroom. Property has horses on it now. I was there when this lady nailed this awesome buck. Never saw any WT's.....