Don't forget!
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Don't forget!
My hunting partner called me and I didn't know it was so close. I thought it opened in April. I figured there wasn't a thread on here so I still had time.
[emoji1303][emoji1303] thanks.
Almost did.
Thanks for the reminder, I'll be doing my applications online today. I hope to get licenses for elk, deer, pronghorn, bear and moose. I'm able to get 2 elk tags while saving preference points, but will use my 2 points for a buck pronghorn tag this year. Will take a different strategy on deer, trying for a later season in a trophy unit near the UT border. Also, this will be my 16th consecutive year applying for a Bullwinkle license. Maybe I'll get lucky and draw the Brainard Lake unit this year? HA! [fudd]
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good heads up! I put in a few weeks ago for pp for mt. goat and elk.
I'd appreciate a link. Still trying to learn this stuff.
cpw.state.co.us
Does anyone know if there is an animal harvest report available from last year in a form OTHER than the pdf provided on colorado parks and wildlife website? I have that one, but its just a large image and you cant search it or export to excel to manipulate it.
thanks!
Not harvest report, but here's a link to interactive maps where you can see migration and concentration of different species:Quote:
Originally Posted by h2so4
First pick a GMU, but once the map opens, you can move around the whole state - kinda like Google Earth/Maps
You have to click around on the "Map Layers and Legend" to show "Game Species" and then choose what you want to highlight.
http://dowlegacyapps.state.co.us/app...ps/gmumaps.asp
I have seen them at DPW offices, but they are in a booklet form and normally only report the percent of the tags that were successful. I forgot what the book is called...it had a lot of other useful information in it as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by h2so4