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Elk

Hunt EK163

$3500 PRIVATE LAND
COLORADO
ELK HUNT
ARCHERY/MUZZLELOADER/RIFLE
NEAR 100% OPPORTUNITY
This hunt takes place on private land in the mountains near Hotchkiss, an area well known for good elk numbers. 

Last fall he took 6 hunters on the first rifle hunt and they went 100 percent tagging 6 bulls, 2 grossed over 290 Boone and Crockett and the rest were in that 250 to 270 class.  One big bull was hit and lost.  On the second hunt 6 hunters killed 3 bulls and missed 4, all 5 points.

In 2010 on the first rifle elk hunt 11 hunters tagged 7 bulls and a cow, crippled and lost 1 and missed 2 more bulls.  Second rifle hunt 3 hunters killed 2 bulls and wounded 1.      

All 5-day hunts, archery elk is $3,500 for August 28 to September 26.  Muzzleloader hunts are $4,000 September 11 to 19. First season rifle is $4,000 for October 16 to 20, second season $3,500 October 23 to 31, third season $3,500 November 6 to 12 and fourth season $3,500 November 17 to 21.  Elk/mule deer combo is $6,500 with a trophy fee of $1,000 for any buck grossing over 180 Boone and Crockett.  First and fourth rifle elk draw has been 100% on these private land tags, second and third seasons are over the counter.  Muzzleloader elk usually requires 3 points to draw.  Mule deer are draw, 2 or 3 points should get you a tag and landowner vouchers are available.  Airport pickup at Montrose or Grand Junction. 

Michael Priest with his good bull.