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Colorado Elk Hunts...No Blood

Started by wooddamon1, October 02, 2011, 03:35:00 PM

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wooddamon1

Here's a few pics of the Colorado mountains during the best time of year. Late color change this year but still beautiful up there. This is the third weekend of the season 9/16 - 9/18 2011.
Only saw Elk on opening morning, all cows and no shots at 25 yards...must be learning something though as this place gets a lot of pressure all season. Hope you enjoy the scenery.















"The history of the bow and arrow is the history of mankind..."-Fred Bear

wooddamon1

Here's a few from a different part of the state. I decided a change of scenery would be nice for the final weekend...


This area was loaded with Mule Deer, which of course I had no tag for...
 
This wasn't the only girl to wander through camp this weekend, but she was a lot bigger than she looks in this picture. My girlfriend freaked out a little saying, "WHAT IS THAT?!" LOL...it was within 10 yards for a little while.
 
Nice comfy camp for a couple days...
 
Oops, this shoulda been in the last part...
 
Toasty to the mosty...
 
A couple more shots for you guys...I found good sign around here and only saw one other hunter the whole weekend. I think I'll hit this area again next season. I'll post some more pics in a few, gotta catch the end of the Lions game...   :campfire:  
 
"The history of the bow and arrow is the history of mankind..."-Fred Bear

wooddamon1

"The history of the bow and arrow is the history of mankind..."-Fred Bear

wooddamon1

I think this is a Mulie rub. All the other rubs I found were at least 7-8 feet up the trunk...

 
Wouldn't ya know it, the freshest tracks were on the road just below camp...
 
Somebody ate good...
 
Gonna bivy in here next year, I called one in with cow calls but it hung up until the wind hit the back of my neck...
 

Gotta love to see this...   :)  
 

A couple more of the scenery on the drive out.
 

 

Congratulations to all who scored this season! Now I have to wait 3 weeks til my Mulie tag is valid. I'll be out with the rifle hunters during that one.
"The history of the bow and arrow is the history of mankind..."-Fred Bear

cacciatore

Beautiful place,I sure have missed my yearly Colorado hunt this September.Thanks for sharing.
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Cyclic-Rivers

Very Nice Pictures. Thanks for sharing, looks like you had a very nice hunt.
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Bernie B.

Really nice pictures!  Cordova Pass is way up there!  Thanks for sharing your pictures and story.

Bernie Bjorklund

NC Iowa/SW Wisconsin

Whip

Beautiful pictures!  Next year I can see a dead elk in one of them!
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wooddamon1

Thanks guys. I'm inspired every day by people on here that are very talented at telling/sharing stories of their hunts.    :campfire:
"The history of the bow and arrow is the history of mankind..."-Fred Bear

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