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Colorado Unit 133

Updated Apr 24, 2026

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Hunters discussing Unit 133 in Colorado highlight a mixed reputation regarding game abundance and terrain challenges. Experienced hunters suggest this unit presents moderate success rates due to dense forests and rough terrain, recommending pre-season scouting for better positioning. Many emphasize understanding seasonal migratory patterns of elk for improved tracking and harvest potential. Overall, local insights stress the importance of preparation and patience, with an appreciation for the unit’s natural beauty and the opportunity it offers for dedicated hunters.

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At a Glance

576Square Miles

10.9%Public Land

4,772 - 6,576Elevation Range

Southeast of Walsenburg is an open prairie and canyon system that leads into the Apishapa River. Mule deer, antelope and a few elk roam this land.

Trophy class mule deer or antelope are found more often in adjacent areas than in this unit.

Quick Tips

Koshare Indian Kiva and Museum, La Junta
Walsenburg Mining Museum
Bobwhite and scaled quail sand sage areas

GOHUNT

Colorado Unit 133

Updated Apr 24, 2026

See what hunters are saying

Hunters discussing Unit 133 in Colorado highlight a mixed reputation regarding game abundance and terrain challenges. Experienced hunters suggest this unit presents moderate success rates due to dense forests and rough terrain, recommending pre-season scouting for better positioning. Many emphasize understanding seasonal migratory patterns of elk for improved tracking and harvest potential. Overall, local insights stress the importance of preparation and patience, with an appreciation for the unit’s natural beauty and the opportunity it offers for dedicated hunters.

This is an AI-generated summary from comments and user reviews, and won't always be correct.

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At a Glance

576Square Miles

10.9%Public Land

4,772 - 6,576Elevation Range

Southeast of Walsenburg is an open prairie and canyon system that leads into the Apishapa River. Mule deer, antelope and a few elk roam this land.

Trophy class mule deer or antelope are found more often in adjacent areas than in this unit.

Quick Tips

Koshare Indian Kiva and Museum, La Junta
Walsenburg Mining Museum
Bobwhite and scaled quail sand sage areas