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There is a very good chance that I will be moving to CO mid to end of August. Is there any decent OTC big game opportunities on public land out there? I am primarily a meat hunter so getting a trophy animal is not a priority. Also, are their any units that offer a better chance to tag out? I am not afraid of a long hike in the mountains. My family has grown accustomed to the land providing for the table so any information would be greatly appreciated.


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The job is in Denver, but a few hours of travel is not an issue


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Posts: 1090 | Location: Eau Claire, WI | Registered: 20 January 2011Reply With Quote
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There is plenty of public land elk hunting in NW Colorado and over-the-counter tags available offering a reasonable chance for successful hunting.
 
Posts: 664 | Location: NW Colorado | Registered: 10 December 2007Reply With Quote
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I think it takes 6 months before you are considered a Resident. Looks to me that you will be a little short of that, so it would be a Non-Resident.
 
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I have not looked at CO Regs in several years, but Cow Elk meat hunt may take some of the sting out of the out of state/Non Resident license fee.



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Posts: 4261 | Location: TN USA | Registered: 17 March 2002Reply With Quote
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yes, I will be paying non res fees for the first year. Makes me wish I was still a student out there.


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