National forest grazing

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Deercy

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• Sep 6, 2024

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I'm curious if there is a normal date to get the cows rounded up and off the national forest. Bunch of bovine where I like to hunt.

 

montezumarchery

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• Sep 6, 2024

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montezumarchery

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• Sep 6, 2024

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Each grazing allotment is different. You can go to the NF website and find the grazing schedule for exact areas if you dig a bit.

 

ORIONTHEHUNTER

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• Sep 7, 2024

• #4

no matter the date they never have them off in time

 

TKMulePacker

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• Sep 7, 2024

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Around here(routt county) most of the livestock is off the forest by Sept 15th, the sheep are usually off in a timely manner, cattle take a little while longer to gather up as they are more dispersed.

 

SureShot

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• Sep 7, 2024

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montezumarchery said:

Each grazing allotment is different. You can go to the NF website and find the grazing schedule for exact areas if you dig a bit.

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Any links? I've poked around, but can't find it.

 

HikeHunt61

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• Sep 7, 2024

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In Wyoming, the local game warden likely knows the dates (I've chatted with them before). But like mentioned above, there seems to be little penalty if any for bringing them out late, much to the chagrin of said wardens

 

montezumarchery

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SureShot said:

Any links? I've poked around, but can't find it.

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