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INFO: Mule Deer Hunting in Colorado Unit 62
When scouting, be on the lookout for bedding areas, as the mule deer bed in the public hunting areas. Depending on which season you are hunting, study the migratory patterns since the mule deer descend into the lower lying elevations as the winter ramps up.
SUCCESS RATES for Mule Deer Hunting in Colorado Unit 62
5 Year Estimated Average for Deer
Archery 25%
Muzzle Loader 30%
2nd Rifle 48%
3rd Rifle 60%
Mule Deer TROPHY QUALITY for Unit 62 Colorado
Average Quality 150″ – 170″
Trophy Potential 170″+
Buck to Doe Ratio 31:100
Colorado Unit 62 Mule Deer Hunting FORUM Coming Soon!
INFO: Elk Hunting in Colorado Unit 62
Elevation levels are not much of an indicator for elk activity. They may just be passing through, but elk can be spotted in this unit with no regard for altitude. However, the vegetation of oakbrush and junipers of the medial elevations does attract the elk to this section of the unit. The dense oakbrush in some areas makes close-range hunting the best plan of action. Since this unit is frequented by many other hunters, you may see better success by getting off the beaten path and tracking elk in those more remote areas. However, do be mindful of the private land territories that obstruct access. A GPS Unit would be helpful to aid in this dilemma and also keep you on course when stepping away from trails.
Elk deer sizes in Unit 62 range between 280” and 310”, making this a trophy elk unit with the potential measuring higher than 320”!
SUCCESS RATES for Elk Hunting in Colorado Unit 62
5 Year Estimated Average for Elk
Archery 10%
Muzzle Loader 20%
1st Rifle 25%
2nd Rifle 15%
3rd Rifle 10%
4th Rifle 30%
Elk TROPHY QUALITY for Unit 62 Colorado
Average Quality 280″ – 310″
Trophy Potential 320″+
Bull to Cow Ratio 19:100
Colorado Unit 62 Elk Hunting FORUM Coming Soon!
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Total Acreage: 880,000 acres over 1,375 square miles
Total Public Land: 618,000 acres or 70%
Land Ownership Mix: 30% Private; 70% Public; USFS: 255,552 acres; BLM: 345,600 acres; State: 8,576 acres; Other Govt. Owned: 11,712 acres
Species: Black Bear, Elk, Mule Deer, Moose, Pronghorn
Elevation Variances: 4,500 ft. – 10,300 ft.
Terrain Difficulty Overall: Mild to Moderate
Land Coverage/Vegetation: 36% Evergreen Forest, 29% Shrubbery, 18% Deciduous Forest and 5% Pasture/Ag land
Unit 62 Boundaries: (Delta, Mesa, Montrose, Ouray County Colorado) bounded on North by Colorado 141; on East by Colorados 50 and 550; on South by Colorado 62; on West by Dave Wood Road and United States Forest Service 402 (Divide Road)
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