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Colorado Unit 60

Updated Jul 1, 2026

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Colorado's Unit 60 offers diverse terrain with a mix of challenges and opportunities for hunters. Draw odds in this area demand strategic planning, with success often hinging on understanding seasonal movements and locating water sources. Hunters emphasize the importance of scouting during the off-season to familiarize with the terrain, which can greatly enhance the chances of success. Overall, careful preparation and adaptability to changing conditions are key takeaways for a fruitful hunting experience in Unit 60.

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At a Glance

270Square Miles

81.8%Public Land

5,000 - 8,000Elevation Range

A triangular unit that covers only about 270 sq.miles of mostly public land that borders Utah’s La Sal Mountains. Great access by many roads, remote areas require extensive backpacking or horseback riding to get away from well-traveled, easy access routes.

There is a moderate number of elk unless they migrate from the La Sal Mountains as well as low numbers of deer. There are also very few antelope in the unit with most bucks and bulls mostly nocturnal due to heavy ATV/UTV traffic.

Quick Tips

Be patient and glass long distances
Carry a GPS to ensure you stay inside Colorado
Carry plenty of water, a shovel and a set of four tire chains
Some cell phone reception

GOHUNT

Colorado Unit 60

Updated Jul 1, 2026

See what hunters are saying

Colorado's Unit 60 offers diverse terrain with a mix of challenges and opportunities for hunters. Draw odds in this area demand strategic planning, with success often hinging on understanding seasonal movements and locating water sources. Hunters emphasize the importance of scouting during the off-season to familiarize with the terrain, which can greatly enhance the chances of success. Overall, careful preparation and adaptability to changing conditions are key takeaways for a fruitful hunting experience in Unit 60.

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At a Glance

270Square Miles

81.8%Public Land

5,000 - 8,000Elevation Range

A triangular unit that covers only about 270 sq.miles of mostly public land that borders Utah’s La Sal Mountains. Great access by many roads, remote areas require extensive backpacking or horseback riding to get away from well-traveled, easy access routes.

There is a moderate number of elk unless they migrate from the La Sal Mountains as well as low numbers of deer. There are also very few antelope in the unit with most bucks and bulls mostly nocturnal due to heavy ATV/UTV traffic.

Quick Tips

Be patient and glass long distances
Carry a GPS to ensure you stay inside Colorado
Carry plenty of water, a shovel and a set of four tire chains
Some cell phone reception