Hunting
Hunters from all over the world flock to Winter Park, Colorado each fall to test their skill on Rocky Mountain big game such as elk and deer. Not only is getting a trophy bull satisfying for your belly as well as ego, you will be rewarded with the natural beauties that a Winter Park fall has to offer. You will find yourself hiking silently amongst turning aspen in the dewey dawn while listening for the bulging of elk, and then returning to camp in the crisp golden afternoon light of autumn.
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Hunting in the west takes a lot of patience and skill. Before heading out to Winter Park with your bows and loaded rifles, make sure you have done your homework and researched the habits and mating calls of elk and deer--even if you have hired and outfitter. Purchasing a Colorado hunting license is required for all hunters, and make sure you abide by all Colorado Game and Fish hunting regulations.
There are several experienced hunting outfitters who are equipped and ready to take you out and show you how it's done. Most outfitters provide one guide and camp cook for every two hunters. Horses may or may not be included, depending on the outfitter and type of trip you sign up for. Each outfitter is licensed to lead trips in different areas, so if you have a location preference, choose your outfitter accordingly. Most outfitters provide breakfast, lunch, dinner, and beverages for all hunts. Hunting trips last from a couple days to a few weeks. Outfitters provide tents, while most require you to bring your own clothes, rifle or bow, and sleeping bag.
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Other pages you might find helpful:
Colorado Bowhunters Association
Colorado Bowhunters Association is an organization determined to perserve all legal bow hunting in the state.
Hunt Info
Find local information on hunting in Colorado.
