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I know its gonna take a few years, but do you guys have some suggestions as to where I should start looking as far as sheep and/or goats go? I'd even be interested in a ewe hunt just to sink my teeth into the experience! If you think every possible niche has been filled already, thank a wildcatter! | ||
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I got my mtn goat in G13----lots of goats & tags. I went in the 2nd season---fur is better. Ewe hunt would probably be in the Sangre DeCristros. Bighorns experience is only down in SW corner of the state. Better units out there for sure. CB | |||
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Thanks Bob! If you think every possible niche has been filled already, thank a wildcatter! | |||
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You really won't have to worry about drawing a tag for 3+ years so just put in every year for Sheep and Goats, use a ewe as a second choice on your Sheep application. After you have accumulated 3 preference points you will then be "in the drawing" so to speak. So look at it this way you have 3+ years of touring the states Sheep population and getting to know an area, by then you will have an idea where you want to hunt. Some units are a different type of hunt than others, some high country, some timber hunts, pretty much all steep! I got both a Sheep and a Goat several years back ( in the 1990's ) and have been trying to draw a Desert Sheep since then. Good luck with your Sheep and Goat tags. | |||
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Milehighshooter, Considering where you live, why don't you start your "conditioning" and walk over the the Moose & Goose Hq. They will be able to tell you about success on draw/hunt/etc. Might even have a few suggestions for you. I took these pictures about 1 1/4 hours ago on BLM land that was hunted by at least 2 hunters this year. If a day goes by when you don't learn something - it was a Total Loss! | |||
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thanks for all the replies fellas! i think i'll pick a random unit this year and do as Snell suggested and spend some time in the summer checking it out, getting a feel for things. I know i'm in for a long wait, but thats fine. Need some time to get my "sheep" rifle built anyhow If you think every possible niche has been filled already, thank a wildcatter! | |||
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Milehigh----All the drawing data is on the DOW's website. It's under statistics, I think. Plus they have horn measurements of all the sheep/goats killed in Colorado. Included is the drainage/kill site----They seem to use the same range year after year. CB | |||
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Snellstorm---Good luck on the desert. I tried that route after I got my ram in 98. I gave up & went back to the Rocky Mtn route. Got 3 points plus 1 weighed point---could be my year I get lucky in hte draw. | |||
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Snellstorm---Good luck on the desert. I tried that route after I got my ram in 98. I gave up & went back to the Rocky Mtn route. Got 3 points plus 1 weighed point---could be my year I get lucky in the draw. | |||
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MHS 170+ class ram is a gimme in a few areas I mentioned in the PM if you have iron lungs and brass balls Keep building them points http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb37/Feleno/SheepCopyright.jpg | |||
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That's a nice old bruiser! If a day goes by when you don't learn something - it was a Total Loss! | |||
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WOW! I think I'll be reading that PM again If you think every possible niche has been filled already, thank a wildcatter! | |||
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