Unit Wide Landowner tags for Muzzleloader Deer in Colorado Unit 35/36/45/361

Make the most out of your next hunting trip by muzzleloader deer hunting in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado’s Units 35/36/45/361.

Units 35, 36, 45, and 361 are four contiguous units in Eagle County, Colorado that offer a variety of hunting opportunities, including muzzleloader deer hunting. The units are located in the Rocky Mountains, and offer a variety of terrain, from high-elevation mountains to lower-elevation valleys. The units are home to a variety of game animals, including mule deer, elk, and bighorn sheep.

Muzzleloader deer hunting in Units 35, 36, 45, and 361 is a popular activity. The season for muzzleloader deer hunting in these units is typically in September. Hunters must use a muzzleloader that is at least .50 caliber, and must use black powder or a black powder substitute.

Muzzleloader deer hunting in Game Management Units 35/36/45/361 can be a challenging but rewarding experience. With careful planning and preparation, you can have a successful hunt and enjoy the beauty of the Colorado mountains.

Here are some additional tips for muzzleloader deer hunting in Units 35, 36, 45, and 361:

• Scout the area well in advance of the season.
• Be prepared to hike long distances.
• Use a quality muzzleloader and ammunition.
• Practice shooting your muzzleloader before the season.
• Be patient and be prepared to wait for a good shot
• Wear camouflage clothing.
• Be aware of your surroundings and be prepared for other hunters.

For information or to purchase tags:

Call, Text, Or Email Jimmy Horton

936-635-0929 

Jimmy@HuntersDomain.com