What to Expect
Bear hunts are fully guided and conducted on public land. Hunts focus on locating animals through glassing and covering terrain throughout the day. Patience and steady hiking are required. References can be provided upon request.
Hunting Area & Method
GMU 61 (Trophy Unit) and GMU 62
Uncompahgre National Forest
Spot-and-stalk hunting
Foot and 4-wheel drive access
Mixed timber and brush terrain
Rifle Hunts
Rifle bear hunts are based out of our on-site lodge and require a license obtained through Colorado Parks & Wildlife. Application deadlines are typically in early April.
Packing & Game Retrieval
All guided elk hunts include packing and game retrieval services.
Field dressing, caping, and quartering
Pack-out from the field
Game cooler available on site
Additional game retrieval beyond standard services may incur hourly fees
Licensing & Physical Requirements
Valid Colorado elk license required
Hunter safety certificate required if born after Jan 1, 1949
Good physical condition expected due to elevation and terrain
2024 Price List
| Hunt | Duration | Price | Additional Days |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Guide / 1 Hunter | |||
| Bear | 5 Days | $3,000 | $700 / each |
| Deer | 5 Days | $4,000 | $1,000 / each |
| 7 Days | $5,000 | ||
| Elk | 5 Days | $5,500 | $1,500 / each |
| 7 Days | $6,500 | ||
| Sheep | 5 Days | $5,500 | $1,500 / each |
| 7 Days | $6,500 | ||
| 1 Guide / 2 Hunters | |||
| Bear | 5 Days | $2,500 / Hunter | |
| Deer | 5 Days | $3,750 / Hunter | |
| 7 Days | $4,500 / Hunter | ||
| Elk | 5 Days | $5,200 / Hunter | |
| 7 Days | $6,000 / Hunter | ||
| Drop Camps | $2,500 / Hunter | ||
| Non-Hunter | $1,500 / Non-Hunter | ||