Colorado Eastern Plains Mule Deer

Orion_23 · Mar 31, 2023

Great opportunity to hunt Eastern Colorado for mule deer. The draw will take 1-2 points and must be able to draw a tag. This is a fully guided hunt with lodging 5 days between December 8-14. The hunt cost is $6500. I know this is late in the game but we had two guys just back out. Can take one hunter or two hunters in adjacent units. Very limited pressure and lots of ground. Bucks pictured below harvested in 2022. They represent an average deer from the harvest over the last 5 years.

Muzzy and archery whitetail opportunities also available as well as a DIY either species rifle voucher in GMU 117 with access to 4000 acres.

Ashley Orris
814-490-2873

Orion_23 · Apr 1, 2023

A whitetail only rifle voucher will also be available for a hunt Oct 28-Nov 2. Large contiguous ranch to hunt. Maps and access will be provided. Will show you the property the day before the hunt and help through the hunt if needed. The majority of the property lies approximately 60 minutes from the 4000 acres mentioned above with the voucher. Could combine the two for a pair of hunters. Buck taken last year was 1 of 2 harvested. This landowner voucher and access is $5k.

Hunt4more · Apr 3, 2023

What unit is the mule deer hunt in?

Orion_23 · Apr 12, 2023

The Only remaining hunts on the Eastern Plains of Colorado are for Whitetails with either muzzleloader or archery landowner tags. Those hunts will be $2500-$2750.

I also have an opportunity for velvet Whitetails in South Dakota the first of September. One week with lodging $2800. Only hunters on 3800 acres with alfalfa, row crops and creek bottoms.

redwoood · Apr 13, 2023

Orion_23 said:
The Only remaining hunts on the Eastern Plains of Colorado are for Whitetails with either muzzleloader or archery landowner tags. Those hunts will be $2500-$2750.

I also have an opportunity for velvet Whitetails in South Dakota the first of September. One week with lodging $2800. Only hunters on 3800 acres with alfalfa, row crops and creek bottoms.

What part of the state and what kinda bucks have been harvested in the past?
Thanks.