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INFO: Mule Deer Hunting in Colorado Unit 214
Mule deer hunting in Unit 214 Colorado carries a lot of land for a hunter to cover since the tags are valid in several other units. The archery and muzzleloader tags are legal to use in units 3, 4, 5, 14, 301 and 441, as well. An add-on bear tag is available for the archery and muzzleloader seasons, if you hold a mule deer tag. The rifle season tags are also valid in units 4, 14 and 441. The herds are more active in the higher elevations in the warmer months and descend to the lower altitudes as the winter progresses and temperatures drop. There is a considerable amount of private land in Colorado Unit 214, so ensure that you are UTD on property boundaries.
SUCCESS RATES for Mule Deer Hunting in Colorado Unit 214
5 Year Estimated Average for Deer
Archery 40%
Muzzle Loader 42%
2nd Rifle 30%
3rd Rifle 50%
4th Rifle Unavailable
Mule Deer TROPHY QUALITY for Unit 214 Colorado
Average Quality 140″ – 160″
Trophy Potential 160″+
Buck to Doe Ratio 34:100
Colorado Unit 214 Mule Deer Hunting FORUM Coming Soon!
INFO: Elk Hunting in Colorado Unit 214
Elk hunting in Unit 214 Colorado is an exciting adventure and a great addition to your mule deer or antelope hunt. The tags are available OTC for archery and rifle seasons. The muzzleloader tag is a limited-draw and is valid in unit 14, as well. The elk herd population is sustaining with good numbers.
SUCCESS RATES for Elk Hunting in Colorado Unit 214
5 Year Estimated Average for Elk
Archery 15%
Muzzle Loader 20%
1st Rifle Unavailable
2nd Rifle 18%
3rd Rifle 20%
4th Rifle 10%
Elk TROPHY QUALITY for Unit 214 Colorado
Average Quality 230″ – 270″
Trophy Potential 270″+
Bull to Cow Ratio 19:100
Colorado Unit 214 Elk Hunting FORUM Coming Soon!
INFO: Antelope Hunting in Colorado Unit 214
Antelope herds inhabit Unit 214 for its abundance of natural resources. The exorbitant number of flowing creeks along with rolling hills covered in montane shrubbery and the open country with green, grassy vegetation is an antelope oasis.
SUCCESS RATES for Antelope Hunting in Colorado Unit 214
5 Year Estimated Average for Antelope
Archery 35%
Muzzle Loader 42%
Rifle 50%
Antelope TROPHY QUALITY for Unit 214 Colorado
Average Quality 70″ – 75″
Trophy Potential 75″+
Buck to Doe Ratio 39:100
Colorado Unit 214 Antelope Hunting FORUM Coming Soon!
Total Acreage: 148,000 acres over 231 square miles
Total Public Land: 35,000 acres or 23%
Land Ownership Mix: 77% Private; 23% Public; USFS: 26,688 acres; BLM: 2,752 acres; State: 960 acres; Other Govt Owned: 2,752 acres
Species: Black Bear, Elk, Mule Deer, Moose, Pronghorn
Elevation Variances: 6,450 ft. to 9,624 ft.
Terrain Difficulty Overall: Mild to Moderate
Land Coverage/Vegetation: Land cover includes 11% evergreen forest, 13% pasture/hay, 27% shrub/scrub, and 39% deciduous forest
Unit 214 Boundaries: (Routt County Colorado) bounded on North by Little Snake-Elk River Divide; on East by Routt County Road 129; on South by US-South Highway 40; on West by Wolf Creek, Wolf Mountain along Elk River-Elkhead Creek Divide
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