suggestions?

Anyone have ideas for CO mountian muleys? Older guy with ground blinds that hunts Ea CO and SW NE from trees mostly. Any ideas to drawthem in are appreciated. New experience for me. Decoys, scents, water? South of Gunnison
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mastergreenhead
Okay then.
I'll let you know after my own trials/errors.
Mastergreenhead
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nuttinbutchunks
Probably no different than here in Utah. Some guys spot and stalk. I'm not good at that. But what I do is set up cameras preseason. During the extended hunt I just find a place that looks like there is a lot of traffic and hide myself.
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ABert
Depends on the terrain for the most part. Heavily wooded, which doesn't sound like where you are head, I'll sit over of trail or water source. Open country I get out on the old spot and stalk. Some what familiar with the area you will be hunting and believe the latter would do better for you.
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mastergreenhead
great suggestions guys and confirrmed my thoughts. Trying some whitetail tactics and will report back. Muleys are nomads and short of the rut are as unpredictable as my wife! Expecting a challenge and believe there's got to be a way to sucker them. I'll bottle it if found......lol
Thank you
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mastergreenhead
Hunting in CO was basically rained-out and the deer went into deep cover. CO experienced horrible rain the week I could go so I left plenty for ya'll. Rain does decrease activity and is a mental note I've made.
More for the gunners and good luck guys!
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ABert
Glad to hear you left some out there, I'll be up there 3rd season in Nov.

Not glad to hear you got rained out. I've had that happen with snow before.
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