More BTO?

[cohunter14]

Nascar, one thing to keep in mind is that many hunters try to keep their areas a secret to avoid others hunting there. This can be especially true on the internet - one post on an open forum about an area you hunt and there can be a dozen new camps there next year. Because of this, many hunters even try to keep what unit they hunt a secret, let alone a specific area.

Now having said all of that, a good idea would be to start a new thread about yourself and more details on what you are looking for. There are plenty of people on here who are willing to help if we know more about what you are looking for. Private Messages can then be shared with more detailed information. Hope we can help you out, and again, welcome to the forum!

 

[iccyman001]

I live in the bluegrass and will be hunting in Colorado this year so any help I can get helps with picking locations to hunt


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We will have plenty of time to prime you up for a good spot :upthumb:

 

[Swede]

Nascar, a good way to start is to go to the State fish and wildlife web site and find an OTC unit or two, that has plenty of public land, and good hunter success. Look these units over on GE, then call the local the Game commission, and ask about specific areas, or recommendations on others. Also the Forest Service may have people that can help. At the same time ask folks here for specific recommendations.

 

[cnelk]

nascar

Quid Pro Quo
[means (\"something for something\" in Latin)

You live in the bluegrass. Where is that? Is there good deer hunting there?
Would you be willing to post up some good areas on here so we can come hunting there?

I bet if you do that, there will be some guys here that will post some spots for you