Why Choose to Hunt with a Guide for Your Next Elk Hunt?
Why choose to hunt with a guide for your next elk hunt? We want to ask – why not? Here are a few reasons to consider going on a guided elk hunt. Less Work A successful elk hunt requires a ...
Muzzleloader Hunting: A Blast from the Past
Muzzleloader guns are like the American muscle car: Everyone wants one, whether it be the timeless classic or the newer, more improved version. Moreover, they are big, loud, and they produce a heck of a lot of smoke! Not to ...
Reasons to Hunt in Colorado
There are many awesome reasons to hunt in Colorado! Hunting has been part of Colorado's outdoor lifestyle for many centuries, and it plays a critical role in wildlife management and benefits our state in many ways. Whether you've been ...
Preparing for Your Guided Hunt and What to Expect
We want you to enjoy your guided hunt to the fullest. Coming prepared will help you to truly enjoy your hunt. We have some of the best guides around and their job is to guide you, not get you in ...
Deer Fat — Keep It or Toss It?
The majority of people will tell you to toss all the deer fat without any other thought to it. Some say that the fat has a bad or strong taste, others will tell you that the fat is gnarly or ...
Gun Safety Tips
Hunting is an enjoyable activity that is usually passed down through the generations. Hunting is an important part of maintaining the ecology of Colorado. To enjoy hunting though, you definitely want to avoid any accidents. We've put together some ...
Hunting Regulations in Colorado — What You Need to Know
THE BASICS Each state has their own set of laws and regulations for hunting. Hunting regulations in Colorado vary in a few different ways. Colorado requires a hunter education course on safety. There are a variety of different permits and ...
Hunting in the High-Country: Altitude Sickness
Many people experience altitude sickness every day in Colorado. Altitude sickness or mountain sickness is the negative effect of ascending too quickly at high elevations. When you're not used to higher elevations, anything over 5,000 feet, your body can ...