OTC Colorado Elk

Backcountry_IDN

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Hey sorry guys, accidentally posted this in 'Deer'

So, I didnt draw in Wyoming. Looking for options, opinions, and advice from anyone on what to do. I have really been wanting to do an out of state hunt these past few years but college kind of prevented that.

Now at this point in my life I can. I didnt draw in Wyoming for deer which would of been a 2 hour drive from where I am (southeast Idaho), now if I decide to go to Colorado for elk its more like a 10 hour drive. Ton of Gas but I believe I can do it. Obviously I wouldnt know the area or how to hunt it. I would have enough Vacation for 5-7 days off. Which would leave me with 2 days of drive time. 3-5 days to hunt. Looking at rifle since I bow hunt Idaho.

Or, should I just buy an "out of state" tag for Idaho and rifle hunt a "so, so" unit? We call it "the five day war" because of the people that go.
 
Your talking about buying a second elk tag? I'm planning on doing that next year so I can archery hunt a good unit and then also rifle hunt. If your interested in second tag hunt relatively close to you I can point you to some areas that no one hunts becuause no ones willing to hike 3000 feet of elevation in a mile.

I have too many areas and not enough time.
 
Your talking about buying a second elk tag? I'm planning on doing that next year so I can archery hunt a good unit and then also rifle hunt. If your interested in second tag hunt relatively close to you I can point you to some areas that no one hunts becuause no ones willing to hike 3000 feet of elevation in a mile.

I have too many areas and not enough time.
Sorry should've specified. Yes I'm debating if I'm going to buy another tag. I archery hunt a great unit with monsters in it. But I've always wanted to rifle hunt for bull elk lol. You're up in the selway right? I forgot lol
 
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