Colorado is implementing significant changes to its big game draw, including new group application rules restricting same-residency hunters and introducing preference point fees for deer, elk, and other species. While 75% of licenses will be available for residents, reactions from local hunters vary. As these alterations unfold, prospective hunters should also recognize the importance of selecting the correct rifle caliber for effective hunting. A study evaluated over 90 calibers based on versatility at various ranges, assisting hunters in making informed decisions for optimal performance in the field.
The overhaul in Colorado's big game draw includes changes to group applications, fee structures for preference points, and a revised allocation of licenses heavily favoring residents.
Recent changes in Colorado's big game licensing aims to improve resident access while introducing new fees, yet may create dissatisfaction among resident hunters regarding allocation fairness.
While these changes spark debate within the hunting community, the core of big game hunting remains selecting the right rifle caliber for different distances.
24/7 Wall St. reviewed over 90 rifle calibers to establish a versatility index, guiding hunters in selecting effective firearms for diverse game and distances.
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