I'm curious how many folks here go out specifically looking for meteors, and how much success have you had? I know one member at least (Tonko...Astrobleme I think is the handle) is working on an impact theory on the western side of the state. I'd love to tag along sometime if someone out there is willing to put up with me asking dumb questions.
I'm considering the factors involved, and it's got to be way more miss than hit. For instance, if any of
this fireball made it to the ground, that's an incredibly large area to go searching for remnants that are likely extremely small. Considering our gorgeous mountains are covered in rocks, that raises the difficulty somewhat as well.
The payoff seems to be huge though. Slightly over half an ounce can go for ~$18k according to this article:
Discovery NewsI downloaded the AMS app, and think I'll try the techniques described (observations in conjunction with weather radar) to locate the fall area for any Colorado meteors. Land status research is still important depending on where that fall area lies.
So for those who may be interested if you're going that way and like looking for meteorites, keep your eyes open in those areas. Could be a good spread of new ones out there to find! 
