Tarryall Spike Bull and his Harem - 2004
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1/31/05
1/28/05
FORT CARSON MULE DEER TESTS CWD POSITIVE
An adult mule deer buck killed by a hunter at Fort Carson south of Colorado Springs has tested positive for chronic wasting disease. For more information about CWD, visit http://wildlife.state.co.us/CWD/index.asp
1/27/05
New regulations coming Craig Daily Press - Craig,CO,USA... Their petition is prompted by a belief that ranchers fail to put sufficient pressure on elk herds to keep them moving during the regular hunting seasons. ...
CDOT Real Time Roads and Weather
The 2004 L2 Rifle Season starts the 1st and ends the 9th of January, 2005.
January 4, 2005
To: Glenn
From: D0nnie
All went well on the trip, we filled up by early Sunday morning. We stayed in Rock Creek all day
Saturday, Bob saw four but no shooting. James and Marty had gone over to Little Dunlap late that afternoon and found the elk, the wardens estimated five-hundred in the herd, they got one cow. We went back Sunday morning and by luck they were still in the area, we filled and came home. The weather was very pleasant, no snow. NO PROBLEM WITH POSTING.
Donnie
January 4, 2005
Thanks Donnie,
Will post it in the next couple days.
Jason, my grandson, called today, January 4th, 2005, and said his group had three hanging and expected to have two more by late yesterday. Jason didn't draw this year. He gets pretty excited about this elk hunting business --- who doesn't --- and had a couple wild stories to tell about his bowhunting deer in Illinois. Posted a short comment yesterday -- will add to it later. The DeGroots had quite a trip to Rawahs again, seven of them including their sons and Billie, Donnie S's son, took 12 horses into the back country and the first night a Moose came through camp and spooked the horses. The horses broke out of the corral and the guys spent the rest of the night looking for them. One of the horses was injured enough to require a few stitches, on top of that they were skunked on the elk. That doesn't happen often with that group, they're hard hunters and take this elk hunting pretty serious.
Talk to you later,
Glenn
January 3, 2005
Preliminary report for the L2 season sounds like everybody filled the first weekend.The weather was great with plenty of elk, most hunters had returned home by Monday January 3, 2005.
CDOT Real Time Roads and Weather
The 2004 L2 Rifle Season starts the 1st and ends the 9th of January, 2005.
January 4, 2005
To: Glenn
From: D0nnie
All went well on the trip, we filled up by early Sunday morning. We stayed in Rock Creek all day
Saturday, Bob saw four but no shooting. James and Marty had gone over to Little Dunlap late that afternoon and found the elk, the wardens estimated five-hundred in the herd, they got one cow. We went back Sunday morning and by luck they were still in the area, we filled and came home. The weather was very pleasant, no snow. NO PROBLEM WITH POSTING. Donnie
January 4, 2005
Thanks Donnie,
Will post it in the next couple days.
Jason, my grandson, called today, January 4th, 2005, and said his group had three hanging and expected to have two more by late yesterday. Jason didn't draw this year. He gets pretty excited about this elk hunting business --- who doesn't --- and had a couple wild stories to tell about his bowhunting deer in Illinois. Posted a short comment yesterday -- will add to it later. The DeGroots had quite a trip to Rawahs again, seven of them including their sons and Billie, Donnie S's son, took 12 horses into the back country and the first night a Moose came through camp and spooked the horses. The horses broke out of the corral and the guys spent the rest of the night looking for them. One of the horses was injured enough to require a few stitches, on top of that they were skunked on the elk. That doesn't happen often with that group, they're hard hunters and take this elk hunting pretty serious.
Talk to you later,
Glenn
January 3, 2005
Preliminary report for the L2 season sounds like everybody filled the first weekend.The weather was great with plenty of elk, most hunters had returned home by Monday January 3, 2005.
Wasting disease found in 2nd elk Grand Junction Sentinel - Grand Junction,CO,USA... Last year's big game hunting season found CWD in only 135 animals (112 mule deer, three white-tailed deer and 20 elk) out of 12,460 heads voluntarily ...
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