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GMU 62 - Delta, Mesa, Montrose, and Ouray Counties

The Uncompahgre Plateau is a broad structural uplift within the Colorado Plateau physiographic province. The Uncompahgre Plateau consists of a relatively flat 9,000 - 9,800 foot summit that runs northwest from Ridgway to the Unaweep Canyon.

74 /100

Access........77
Drawing........N/A
Success........75

GMU 36 - Eagle County

Elevation climbs from 6,000ft with sage and piñon to over 14,000ft with alpine vegetation starting at 10,500ft. Vegetation types in this unit are largely determined by elevation and aspect.

73 /100

Access........100
Drawing........N/A
Success........75

GMU 161 - Jackson County

Elevations in North Park range from 7,800 feet at Northgate to 12,951 feet at Clarkfts Peak. The average elevation of the open, sagebrush-grassland park is 8,000 feet. North Park is a relatively flat, sagebrush grassland with numerous wetlands int...

72 /100

Access........96
Drawing........15
Success........64

GMU 2 - Moffat County

This area is a high semi-arid plateau bisected by stream-cut canyons. Cold Springs Mountain, Douglas Mountain, Lone Mountain, Lodore Canyon, Lookout Mountain, Sandwash Basin, and the Vermillion Bluffs are the prominent features in the DAU.

70 /100

Access........94
Drawing........4
Success........64

GMU 511 - Teller, El Paso, and Park Counties

The elevation in this area ranges from 9,423 feet on Blodgett Peak to 6,400 in Colorado Springs. The terrain is Consists of mostly steep to moderately steep mountains with rocky outcrops.

70 /100

Access........61
Drawing........N/A
Success........75

GMU 19 - Larimer County

Elevations range from 12,795 feet at the highest point in the southwestern part of the area to 4,921 feet along the eastern edge near Fort Collins. This area covers much of the northern part of the Arapaho/Roosevelt National Forest.

69 /100

Access........92
Drawing........N/A
Success........N/A

GMU 861 - Huerfano County

For the best results, focus your time near Gardner to West of Sharpsdale and north to Bradford. Heavy winters drive the animals onto private land. Concentrate on BLM tracks (if access allows) North and West of Malachite.

68 /100

Access........50
Drawing........25
Success........60

GMU 421 - Mesa and Garfield Counties

Grand Mesa terrain ranges from high elevation (11,000ft) spruce/fir forests to low elevation (4,800ft) piñon-juniper woodlands.

67 /100

Access........65
Drawing........N/A
Success........75

GMU 68 - Saguache County

Vegetation types range from heavy timber to vast areas of grass and low shrubs. The San Luis Valley is a vast 8,000-square-mile area that provides a wide variety of terrain at elevations that range from 7,500 feet to 14,000 feet.

67 /100

Access........92
Drawing........5
Success........71

GMU 10 - Moffat and Rio Blanco Counties

Sage and sage-grassland dominate, with the typical vegetation groups as the elevation increases.

67 /100

Access........84
Drawing........2
Success........68

GMU 123 - El Paso and Pueblo Counties

Pronghorn are found throughout the unit but occur in higher density in north end.

66 /100

Access........47
Drawing........84
Success........46

GMU 86 - Fremont, Custer, and Chaffee Counties

Good pronghorn hunting can be found in the valley bottom. However, be warned the hunting pressure is high on the weekends.

66 /100

Access........81
Drawing........25
Success........43

GMU 54 - Gunnison County

Terrain is varied from sage brush hills to alpine tundra. Be prepared for cold and snowy weather during all seasons.

66 /100

Access........100
Drawing........N/A
Success........N/A

GMU 201 - Moffat County

This area is a high semi-arid plateau bisected by stream-cut canyons. Cold Springs Mountain, Douglas Mountain, Lone Mountain, Lodore Canyon, Lookout Mountain, Sandwash Basin, and the Vermillion Bluffs are the prominent features in the DAU.

66 /100

Access........99
Drawing........5
Success........65

GMU 67 - Gunnison, Hinsdale, and Saguache Counties

Terrain is varied from sage brush hills to alpine tundra. Be prepared for cold and snowy weather during all seasons. The Dominant Geological features of this unit are several peaks over 14,000 feet on the San Juan and La Garita mountain ranges.

65 /100

Access........88
Drawing........5
Success........55

GMU 55 - Gunnison County

Terrain is varied from sage brush hills to alpine tundra. Be prepared for cold and snowy weather during all seasons. The dominant geographical features of this area are the mountains of the continental divide along the east and south side.

65 /100

Access........100
Drawing........9
Success........N/A

GMU 15 - Routt, Grand, and Eagle Counties

From a low of 6,300 to 12,000ft along the Continental Divide. The Routt National Forest dominates the eastern 2/3 of the Upper Yampa units with coniferous forests and aspen. Mountain shrub and rolling sage cover the low country.

65 /100

Access........79
Drawing........31
Success........22

GMU 147 - Las Animas County

Pronghorn can be found in the southern half of unit.

65 /100

Access........30
Drawing........46
Success........33

GMU 81 - Alamosa, Archuleta, Conejos, and Rio Grande Counties

The San Luis Valley is a vast 8,000-square-mile area that provides a wide variety of terrain at elevations that range from 7,500 feet to 14,000 feet. The rugged Sangre de Cristo Mountains define the valley's east side.

65 /100

Access........84
Drawing........8
Success........66

GMU 118 - El Paso County

Pronghorn found throughout the unit. The best places to start looking are around crop fields.

64 /100

Access........32
Drawing........88
Success........49