Recent content by COHunter

thanks for all the advice. I did hunt NE Colorado for the opening day and did quite well. Many dove to be had there still. But as the cold moves in I'm going to try some of the southern spots.

I live north of Denver, and for the past several years I've gone to the NE to hunt Dove in Sep. I would like to give the south a shot and stretch my season out. There's only about 3 SWA within my driving range (almost 3 hours). Karval Reservoir, Hugo, and Ramash SWA. I know people hate...

Wow, thanks for all the info. I think what I will try, for dove season to start, is a set of cheep flip-up sunglasses that I can put tape on. That way I can flip them up if there causing problems. Dove is mostly still hunting so I can break it in, see how it works. I would be concerned about...

After having missed several shots last year I figured in the off season I would get to the range and shoot some sporting clays. After a few times out I think I've figured out the problem. I think my left eye is becoming stronger then my right. Or it could be that my right eye fatigues...

hum, I've never considered looking for or picking up my wads. But I will now, thanks for bringing this up.

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Got to be cold out there today. Let us know how you did, I'll be out there Saturday.

+1 Sportsmans, they have the gear, and they know there stuff. Here in Denver all the guys at the gun counter hunt and love to talk about it.

Went up to Snyder CO on Saterday AM. The Dove were flying, far more Dove then I had ammo, as I found with most of the others I talked to. I've got to work on my shooting. 1 box of 20ga, only took 5 birds. ack

Bleu, thank you again. All the folks here at UPH have been very helpful to new and old hunters alike.

very good to know, thankyou I did hit Jean K last year and had some luck. Do I need to say out of there durring Duck/Deer/Turkey? LOL, like the helmet, reminds me of duck season back out east.

There have been draining lakes around Denver to provide water for farms east of here. Between the drought, fires, large fish die offs, it's been a hard summer all over.

Ya, sorry mine was for CO, but many states put out smiler maps.

Well after many unsuccessful hunts last year I am going to stick closer to home for Dove this year. Mainly the SWA's east of Greeley look most promising. Could anyone recommend any one over another, and why? Brower SWA Mitani-Tokuyasu SWA Nakagawa SWA Centennial Valley SWA I did go out to...

the state puts out a walk-in access listing http://wildlife.state.co.us/Hunting/SmallGame/WalkInAccess/Pages/WalkInAccessProgram.aspx