Anyone ever hunt unit 70 in Colorado?
Anyone ever hunt unit 70 in Colorado?
I drew a buck tag for the 1st deer season here and I have no experience of this area. I have drove through it many times on my way to unit 61 where I have always hunted but thats about it. I would really appreciate any advice that anyone could give me about this area. Thanks very much.
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Re: Anyone ever hunt unit 70 in Colorado?
I always thought about hunting that area....very interested to see the responses.
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Re: Anyone ever hunt unit 70 in Colorado?
I hunt inAZ but I wanna hunt CO
Now therefore take, I pray thee, thy weapons, thy quiver and thy bow, and go out to the field, and take me some venison.
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Wait wannabes from kansas
Now therefore take, I pray thee, thy weapons, thy quiver and thy bow, and go out to the field, and take me some venison.
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Re: Anyone ever hunt unit 70 in Colorado?
Kansas for sure
Re: Anyone ever hunt unit 70 in Colorado?
Unit 70 is almost my backyard (but I consider my backyard to encompass hundreds of miles
). I have hunted the western part, the eastern-not so much.
The desert part of the unit is generally winter range for deer, it gets better when the snow gets deep in the mountains, real deep. The high country is better for the time of year you are hunting, but most is private.
Find water in the low country. You might find a resident buck hanging out along the Dolores River.
In the eastern end, I think there are a couple of State Wildlife Walk in Hunting areas. Here again, find water, but don't spend too much time over it, bucks like to drink after dark. Just see if there are any tracks coming in, and work from there.
Hope this helps a little.
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The desert part of the unit is generally winter range for deer, it gets better when the snow gets deep in the mountains, real deep. The high country is better for the time of year you are hunting, but most is private.
Find water in the low country. You might find a resident buck hanging out along the Dolores River.
In the eastern end, I think there are a couple of State Wildlife Walk in Hunting areas. Here again, find water, but don't spend too much time over it, bucks like to drink after dark. Just see if there are any tracks coming in, and work from there.
Hope this helps a little.
Re: Anyone ever hunt unit 70 in Colorado?
Thanks alot Huntingal. Sounds like a good start for me. I do plan on hunting near the river so maybe i can find a resident. I will try the dry creek basin area as well. Thanks so much
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Wannabe where is kansas:)
Now therefore take, I pray thee, thy weapons, thy quiver and thy bow, and go out to the field, and take me some venison.
Genesis 27:3 King James Version
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Re: Anyone ever hunt unit 70 in Colorado?
Is there anyone else here thats ever hunted this area? Thanks