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INFO: Mule Deer Hunting in Colorado Unit 67
Unit 67 sits at an elevation that averages 10,000 feet, which can be a huge factor in determining your hunting location. Depending on the season you draw for, your hunting locations will be influenced differently with the weather, seasons, deer activity and of course, the rut. Mild winters have been experienced in this unit, so keep in mind that no two seasons are the same. Keep an eye on the weather patterns, season dates and the expected rut time frame of the year you are hunting. The warmer temperatures will keep the wildlife active in the higher altitudes. As the weather cools down, they will descend from the mountains into the lowlands. The area contains a vast network of creeks and streams that provide a water source for wildlife, adding another element to planning your mule deer hunt in Colorado unit 67. In addition to the highly regarded characteristics, unit 67 also carries a high success rate of buck tags drawn, sometimes as low as 2 points!
SUCCESS RATES for Mule Deer Hunting in Colorado Unit 67
5 Year Estimated Average for Deer
Archery 45%
Muzzle Loader 40%
2nd Rifle 65%
3rd Rifle 75%
4th Rifle 90%
Mule Deer TROPHY QUALITY for Unit 67 Colorado
Average Quality 150″ – 170″
Trophy Potential 190″+
Buck to Doe Ratio 40:100
Colorado Unit 67 Mule Deer Hunting FORUM Coming Soon!
INFO: Elk Hunting in Colorado Unit 67
The inclusion of La Garita Wilderness helps maintain this unit’s appeal to elk hunters. The elk can be found in the wilderness frequenting one of its numerous streams, taking cover in its coniferous forests or grazing on its multiple food sources. The elk will retreat into the harder to reach areas once the hunting pressure increases, so you must be willing to venture out past the roads and trails in order to find them. Elk tag ordinances are very straightforward in that all tags for all seasons are valid for hunting either sex and are only permitted in unit 67.
SUCCESS RATES for Elk Hunting in Colorado Unit 67
5 Year Estimated Average for Elk
Archery 30%
Muzzle Loader 20%
1st Rifle 22%
2nd Rifle 10%
3rd Rifle 20%
4th Rifle 15%
Elk TROPHY QUALITY for Unit 67 Colorado
Average Quality 280″ – 320″
Trophy Potential 320″+
Bull to Cow Ratio 23:100
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INFO: Antelope Hunting in Colorado Unit 3
Unit 67 maintains an overall success rate above 50%, which is encouraging if you are looking to hunt pronghorn in central Colorado. This is a draw-only unit so the sooner you get put in, the sooner you will be able to get started with your pronghorn hunting trip to unit 67 Colorado!
SUCCESS RATES for Antelope Hunting in Colorado Unit 3
5 Year Estimated Average for Antelope
Archery 30%
Muzzle Loader 80%
Rifle 90%
Antelope TROPHY QUALITY for Unit 3 Colorado
Average Quality 70″ – 80″
Trophy Potential 80″+
Buck to Doe Ratio 28:100
Colorado Unit 3 Antelope Hunting FORUM Coming Soon!
Total Acreage: 431,000 over 673 square miles
Total Public Land: 362,000 acres or 83%
Land Ownership Mix: 17% Private; 83% Public; USFS: 170,368 acres; USFS Wilderness: 26,624 acres; BLM: 178,752 acres; State: 8,960 acres; Other Govt. Owned: 1,408 acres
Species: Black Bear, Elk, Mule Deer, Moose, Pronghorn
Elevation Variances: 7,600 ft. to 14,014 ft.
Terrain Difficulty Overall: Mild to Moderate
Land Coverage/Vegetation: 27% evergreen forest, 21% grasslands, 32% shrub/scrub and 12% deciduous forest
Unit 67 Boundaries: (Gunnison, Hinsdale, Saguache County Colorado) bounded on North by US-South Highway 50; on East by Colorado 114 and North Pass; on East and South by Continental Divide; on West by Cochetopa Creek-Spring Creek Divide, Groundhog Park, Cathedral Creek, Spring Creek, Cebolla Creek and Colorado 149
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