While antelope are occasionally spotted at higher elevations, the bulk of the herds inhabit the expansive, sage-covered hills. This terrain is ideal for glassing herds and planning a successful stalk. The rolling topography and small canyons, combined with a developed road network, create an enjoyable hunt that’s not physically demanding. Unlike many other species that are limited to morning and evening hunts, antelope hunting can last throughout the day.

As both the outfitter and ranch owner, this family-run operation takes a limited number of hunters each season and strives for success. Historically, they have averaged over 90% success rates and nearly 100% opportunity on bucks over their 30+ years of offering guided hunts. Plus, since this property is enrolled in Colorado’s Ranching for Wildlife program, no draw is required. Licenses can be purchased over the counter using a voucher provided by the ranch.

After a day of hunting, you’ll return to a beautiful four-bedroom, three-bathroom lodge (with eight total beds). Before enjoying a delicious meal prepared by the full-time cook, you can relax in the spacious bar area or retreat to one of three patios, each equipped with a fire pit. The lodging facilities at the ranch are sure to exceed your expectations.