Colorado Unit 711 Hunting Information

INFO: Mule Deer Hunting in Colorado Unit 711

According to recent statistics, the deer population density is good further fueling your chances of a successful hunt. The lower elevations of this unit make it an ideal winter habitat for deer from surrounding units. In addition to migratory deer herds, there are numerous resident mule deer that live year-round in the unit. Archery and muzzleloader seasons give you the option to purchase an add-on bear tag, if you draw a mule deer tag for one of these seasons.
SUCCESS RATES for Mule Deer Hunting in Colorado Unit 711
5 Year Estimated Average for Deer
Archery 35%
Muzzle Loader 32%
2nd Rifle 45%
3rd Rifle 50%
4th Rifle 70%
Mule Deer TROPHY QUALITY for Unit 711 Colorado
Average Quality 140″ – 160″
Trophy Potential 180″+
Buck to Doe Ratio 23:100
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INFO: Elk Hunting in Colorado Unit 711

With the majority of vegetation in Unit 711 Colorado being thick evergreen forests, elk can maintain their elusiveness as they are masters of hiding. This may pose a challenge if you are not able to hike to the higher elevations to glass from above. Elk can also be found in the warmer months at natural water sources. Hunters can use this as a prime opportunity to pop up a blind and wait on them. Bugling is always a proven method of drawing them in during the rut. Whether you are going to wait on the elk or call the elk, Unit 711 has proven it can be done here.
SUCCESS RATES for Elk Hunting in Colorado Unit 711
5 Year Estimated Average for Elk
Archery 18%
Muzzle Loader 20%
1st Rifle 30%
2nd Rifle 15%
3rd Rifle 10%
4th Rifle 30%
Elk TROPHY QUALITY for Unit 711 Colorado
Average Quality 260″ – 280″
Trophy Potential 300″+
Bull to Cow Ratio 16:100
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