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Description
This is a 1:1 fully guided 5 day hunt for big Colorado mule deer Early season is better for bigger deer. Outfitter can take 1-2 muzzleloader hunters and 1-2 second or third season hunters per year. Hunter can expect to see 50-60 deer a week. There is a not an extremely high density of deer, but there are great genetics. Option to add extra hunting days if desired for an additional charge. It’s no question that unit 61 has proven itself as a top trophy producing unit.The outfitter recommends mule deer hunting either 3rd season or muzzle loader season for this unit. This is when they see the most success and see the biggest bucks. 3rd season is often a low country hunt with a lot of time spent covering country looking for bucks to come out of the wood works and chase does. Muzzleloader season puts you in the higher country glassing for bachelor groups as they feed in open pockets of timber. Hunters can expect bucks 165-180 with several bigger bucks being taken every year. The terrain is moderate in this unit allowing the outfitter to accommodate hunters of varying physical abilities. Lodging on this hunt will be based out of our main camp located in this unit or can be staged in a wall tent depending on snow accumulation and the weather. This is a trophy unit and muzzleloader takes 16-18 points to draw. 2nd season rifle takes 10-11 points. 3rd season rifle takes 12-15 points to draw.
Details
- Species: Mule Deer
- Average Classification: 165 - 180
- Shot Opportunity: 70
- Weapons: Muzzleloader, Rifle
- Hunt Catalog #: RB17271-03
- Tag Availability: Draw
Muzzleloader hunts routinely produce bigger bucks-opportunity at 190"-200".
300-500 yards shot.
Options
Hunting Season/Method of Take (required)
Available Dates
September 11, 2021 - November 19, 2023
Pricing
- Member Price: $5,500.00
- Non-Member Price: $6,500.00
Licenses not included in the hunt price. Muzzleloader Season: Sept 11-19 2nd Rifle Season: Oct 30–Nov 7 3rd Rifle Season: Nov 13–19
Group Options
Option for a non hunter. Option to add additional hunting days. Option to choose hunting season.
Location
Western Colorado, Colorado, United States of America
Refund Policy:
Deposit 80% refundable 1 year prior to hunt date. 40% refundable 6 months prior to hunt date. No refunds under 6 months of the hunt date.
Description
This is a 1:1 fully guided 5 day hunt for big Colorado mule deer Early season is better for bigger deer. Outfitter can take 1-2 muzzleloader hunters and 1-2 second or third season hunters per year. Hunter can expect to see 50-60 deer a week. There is a not an extremely high density of deer, but there are great genetics. Option to add extra hunting days if desired for an additional charge. It’s no question that unit 61 has proven itself as a top trophy producing unit.The outfitter recommends mule deer hunting either 3rd season or muzzle loader season for this unit. This is when they see the most success and see the biggest bucks. 3rd season is often a low country hunt with a lot of time spent covering country looking for bucks to come out of the wood works and chase does. Muzzleloader season puts you in the higher country glassing for bachelor groups as they feed in open pockets of timber. Hunters can expect bucks 165-180 with several bigger bucks being taken every year. The terrain is moderate in this unit allowing the outfitter to accommodate hunters of varying physical abilities. Lodging on this hunt will be based out of our main camp located in this unit or can be staged in a wall tent depending on snow accumulation and the weather.
HuntX Scale (Low 1 - 5 High)
- Lodging & Accommodations: Wall Tent?
Lodging & Accommodations Scale
5 - Cabin/Lodge
4 - Bunk House/Trailer
3 - Wall Tent
2 - Backpack Tent
1 - Client Provided/Hotel
2nd-3rd season cabin hunt. 2nd season can be wall tent. Lodging will be provided for this hunt. Depending on the season booked will determine what kind of lodging is provided. Muzzleloader hunts and early season (most years 2nd) will be staged out of a wall tent on the mountain. Nice tents with generators and wood floors will be provided. Wall tent is 15' x 18' and only 2 guys per wall tent. 3rd season will be conducted out of the main lodge. *More photos of the lodge coming soon.
- Menu & Food: Full Kitchen?
Menu & Food Scale
5 - 5 Star Catered
4 - Full Kitchen
3 - Field Kitchen
2 - Backpack Food
1 - Client Provided
Hired cook in wall tent camps serving homestyle cooking-meat potatoes. If hunting from the lodge, homestyle cooking is served at camp. Hot meals served for breakfast and dinner. Bagged lunches will be provided for the afternoon.
- Physical Conditions: Moderate Hiking?
Physical Conditions Scale:
5 - All Vehicle Access
4 - Light Hiking
3 - Moderate Hiking
2 - Heavy Hiking
1 - Extreme Back Country
These hunts will require moderate hiking. The plateau is around 10,000' feet but camp is near the top. On average hunter will hike half of a mile to get to the top of the ridge to glass the canyons. Pack horses will be provided to pack out game once harvested.
Transportation (To/From Basecamp)
Final destination city is Grand Junction, Colorado if hunter prefers to fly. Outfitter will pick up hunters at the airport and transport them to camp.
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Description
Depending on the season booked will determine what is the best gear to book. After booking, the outfitter will check both the 10 day and 5 day forecast before hunter arrives and report what weather pattern looks like. Hunting at higher elevations can cause extreme weather changes in very short periods of time. Unit 61 sits in southern Colorado so hunter can expect to be in warmer weather during the muzzleloader season and early rifle seasons. Outfitter will supply pack horses, side x sides, and trucks for field transportation and pack outs. Full gear list to be provided when booked.
What Outfitter Provides
- Cot
- Lodging-wall tent or cabin (depending on season booked)
- Horses & Mules for game retrieval
- Meals
What to Bring
- Blaze Orange Hunting vest & hat
- Hunting hat & gloves
- Binoculars & Rangefinder
- Thermal Base Layers
- Sleeping bag (depending on the season booked)
- Rifle with 40 rounds of ammunition or Bow with extra assorted parts (e.g, string, clips, etc.) with 2 Dozen Hunting Arrows
Recommended Items
- 20 Quart Badlands Cooler
- Big Frig 45 Quart Badlands Cooler
- Mountain Extreme
- Mountain Guide
- South Dakota Shooting Academy I
- RBO Mountain Light Shooting System
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