Aug 22 2007

Elk

Published by Colorado Hunting Club

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Bruner bags elk on DOW youth hunt

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Colorado Springs Elk Hunting 101 Seminar

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GLADE PARK
Unit 40

LOCAL DOW OFFICE
• Grand Junction (970) 255-6100
No hunting allowed in Colorado National Monument.

GENERAL
This 750 square mile unit consists of a relatively flat summit leading to sloping mesas bisected by deep, rugged canyons. The highest elevation range is approximately 9,800’. Roads provide access to the mesas, but many of the [...]

Craig Sportsman Center provides hunting info.

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How to hunt elk in Colorado — A step-by-step guide

he popular hunting magazines display colorful photographs of huge bull elk standing in open meadows and presenting easy targets. The reality in the mountains of Colorado, however, is far different.
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Hunting Tips: Unit-by-unit Overview: Eagle River Valley

EAGLE RIVER VALLEY
Units 35, 36, 44, 45

LOCAL DOW OFFICE
• Glenwood Springs
(970) 947-2920
CWD has been detected in GMU 36. Moose in this area; be sure of your target.

GENERAL
The Eagle River Valley units are bordered by the Colorado River, the Gore Range, the Red Table Mountains and the Continental Divide. Elevation climbs from [...]

Some hunters wonder why usually reliable areas didn’t produce

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Hunting Tips: Unit-by-unit Overview: Grand Mesa

GRAND MESA
GMU 41, 42, 421

LOCAL DOW OFFICE
• Grand Junction
(970) 255-6100
CWD has been detected in GMU 421. Moose in area; be sure of target.

GENERAL
Grand Mesa terrain ranges from high elevation (11,000’) spruce/fir forests to low elevation (4,800’) pinyon-juniper woodlands. Weather can be rainy or snowy, then warm up and dry out the following day. [...]

Hunting Tips: Unit-by-unit Overview: Middle Park

MIDDLE PARK
Units 18, 27, 28, 37, 181, 371

LOCAL DOW OFFICE
• Hot Sulphur Springs DOW
(970) 725-6200
CWD has been detected in these units. Rocky Mountain National Park is closed to all hunting. Moose in this area; be sure of your target.

GENERAL
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