Sorry there is some Bad blood between the DOW and my wife's family
The boundary dispute between them and the solder summit CWMU has left a bad taste in the families mouth.
At one time the the outfitter even employed the husband of the area DNR officer. That is when it got ugly eventually the dispute was settle by the wildlife commission. To make a long story short.
Maps showing every piece of private property are available for purchase at the county offices. Some of them are now even available for purchase which can be uploaded to a gps.
I have used this one for Utah. Haven't purches the CO one yet. Still plenty of maps available that I can over lay onto my map source maps and trace the boundaries which i can then verify with know fence line ect It is long and hard process but doable with anyone with a GPS and PC
http://www.huntinggpsmaps.com/Utah/GPSBLM_mapdownload.html
As to weather or not this will be solved I doubt it
I saw them only from a distance and there was no out of place vehicle that I could see and get info off. they got to the fence and a pickup showed up to get them.
the next day 4 headless carcasses where found and report
only evidence was the carcasses and footprints in and out in the snow.
like I said this had to have been done at night as they didn't have but one rifle on there person(s) when I saw the four of them running out to the game gate.
So far we have had 6 elk illegally killed and 2 being removed from the property only gut piles left.
the exact words from the DOW officers
"We can see foot prints in and out and we have found the carcasses and gut piles but without more evidence we can't do much more than just watch the property, they must be doing it at night"
That said I am unsubscribing to this thread, I hope others reading this will remember the next time they go out that they represent not just themselves but the rest of us and they should be respectful of other and their property.
I hope they catch the SOB's poaching up there, every year they find and report 5-6 carcasses and never hear nothing of it again.
Happy Hunting