DIY Archery Hunt in Colorado

[Mr.Redneck]

I was planning a DIY Archery hunt for next fall, had 4 takers, and 2 have fallen through. We are all first time ELK hunters, and were planning a hunt during the first 10 or so days of the archery season, would like to have 2 other hunters, preferably easterners, hopefully Ohioans, to roadtrip out to Colorado, 2 of us already made vacation arrangements, and are pretty much ready to go today, even though we have to wait 'til August. Need to get together and process applications and such, any takers let me know, we would not be against having more than 4, possibly 6, but would prefer 4-6 maximum, plan to hunt in buddy pairs. Experienced ELK Archers would be highly appreciated for any advice!!! I think we can be successful, but know it will be a challenge. For those interested, tags run $493.25, and applications are due in April. We plan to apply as a group, and Area 33, has had a 100% success rate if 1st choice for archers the past 3yrs.

Doug

 

[backcountry82]

dmorehouse.i caught ur topic and i may be interested...this would be my first trip out west..i had a trip planned for next year with a group i met on here but they have had to cancel their plans...we were heading to area 41, 42, 421...i am from west ky and i plan on going to colorado somehow some way next year...if we can hook then even better....i will research area 33 for my own knowledge....you can email me at backcountry82@yahoo.com and we can chat somemore...i am interested.

 

[Mr.Redneck]

Backcountry,
I sent you an e-mail, and I have done a vast amount of research in which area would be best, and am open to suggestions. Either respond here, or send me a response in E-mail, letting me know your status.

 

[COHunter]

I'm kinda from "Eastern" Colorado, would that count as being an "Easterner" ???

Oh'well.....