At a Glance
40Square Miles
86.9%Public Land
9,000 - 11,000Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Late October rifle season is productive
- Glass all day
- Move to different elevations if you don't see deer
In the discussions about Unit 68 in Colorado, hunters have shared valuable insights and practical advice. The unit is noted for its challenging terrain, requiring preparedness for steep and rugged landscapes that can impact access and mobility. Seasonal timing is crucial, as game movement is heavily influenced by weather patterns, and hunters stressed the importance of understanding these seasonal behaviors to increase success rates. Overall, the consensus suggests that thorough preparation and adaptability are key to a successful hunt in this area.
West of Saguache and east of the Continental Divide, this unit provides excellent hunting for elk and mule deer with good access to a great deal of public land at high and low elevations. Deer hunters can hunt elk simultaneously during some seasons.
Experienced hunters here have a good chance of taking bigger bucks within this healthy deer herd. There is good public access.