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2010 ColoradoBig Game

COLORADO DIVISION OFWILDLIFE • 6060 Broadway,Denver, CO 80216 • (303) 297-1192 • www.wildlife.state.co.us

Application Deadline:April 6, 2010

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2010ColoradoBig Game

Application Instructions...........................................13Bag Limits...................................................................9Bear Seasons and Hunt Code Tables.......................41Bear-Inspections and Seals......................................7Big Game Access Pilot Program...............................6Carcass Tags..............................................................7Chronic Wasting Disease..........................................8Closures, Land-Use Restrictions...............................6Deer Seasons and Hunt Code Tables.......................15Donating Game Meat.................................................7Dow Offices Contact Information............................43Elk Seasons and Hunt Code Tables.........................26Evidence of Sex, Antler Points..................................7Game Management Unit Descriptions.....................46Group Applications....................................................14Guide to Legal Hunting Hours..................................4Guide to Unit Tables..................................................12Habitat Stamp Requirements...................................2Hunter Education.......................................................2Hunters with Disabilities..........................................3Hybrid Drawing..........................................................14It’s Against the Law To.............................................5Legal Hunting Methods.............................................4License Requirements...............................................1Mandatory Moose Inspection...................................7Moose Seasons and Hunt Code Tables....................44Preference Point Hunt Code......................................3Preference Points.......................................................3Pronghorn Seasons and Hunt Code Tables............37Ranching for Wildlife................................................2Refunds.......................................................................14Residency Qualifications..........................................2Season Choice Licenses............................................15Transporting Game....................................................7Unit Map......................................................................50What’s New for 2010..................................................1Youth Hunting.............................................................2

NNOOTTIICCEEThis brochure is not a legal notice nor a complete collection of hunting regula-tions and laws. It is a condensed guide issued for hunters’ convenience. Youcan find copies of wildlife statutes and regulations on our websitewww.wildlife.state.co.us or at any DOW office.

Pronghorn by © Allen bornton

2010 BIG GAME HUNTINGAPPLICATION DEADLINE:

APRIL 6, 2010Midnight postmark acceptable.

Printed for free distribution by theCOLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFEDepartment of Natural Resources6060 Broadway, Denver 80216(303) 297-1192www.wildlife.state.co.usPublished February 2010; 630,000 copiesEditor: Brynne E. ShoafCover photo by Allen ThorntonPrinter: American Web, Denver

The Colorado Division of Wildlife of the Department of Natural Resources prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin and disabilities in allaspects of employment and public participation in its programs and services. For information or to register a complaint, contact the Colorado Division of Wildlife, 6060 Broad-way, Denver 80216, or call (303) 297-1192. The Wildlife Commission sets big game regulations in January. Commissioners (as of Jan. 2010): Brad Coors, chair; TimGlenn, vice chair; Dennis Buechler, secretary; Jeffrey A. Crawford, member; Dorothea Farris, member; Roy McAnally, member; John Singletary, member; Mark Smith, mem-ber; Robert Streeter, member; James B. Martin, ex officio member; John Stulp, ex officio member.

Vendor License Sales Cutoff DatesOnly DOW o_ces sell licenses aaer midnight the following dates:

Species Season DateBear Archery Aug. 27Bear Muzzleloading Sept. 10Bear Plains Ri]e Preceding Opening Day

Bear 1st Season - Ri]e Oct. 15

Bear & Elk 2nd Ri]e Combined Oct. 22

Bear & Elk 3rd Ri]e Combined Nov. 5

Bear & Elk 4th Season - Ri]e Nov. 16

What’s New for 2010• Hybrid Drawing: Hunters with \ve or more elk or deer preference pointsthat select as their \rst choice a unit requiring 10 or more resident pointsfor that species points will automatically participate in a random “hybrid”drawing. See “Hybrid Drawing” on page 14 for more information.

• Gunnison Basin Elk Hunts: 1. Archery elk licenses are totally limited in units 54, 55, 551.2. Either-sex, over-the-counter licenses with caps are available in unit 54during the second ri]e season.

3. Additional cow licenses and late-season licenses are now available inunits 54, 55, and 551.

• be third ri]e combined season for deer and elk has been extended tonine days and now includes two weekends.

• Unit 361 was created from a portion of unit 36. See pages 46 & 47 forboundary descriptions.

• New white-tailed deer-only seasons are now open in the Arkansas Riverdrainage between Pueblo & Canon City. Additional units have beenadded on the Eastern Plains. See “Whitetail Only” deer seasons.

• All muzzleloading elk licenses are valid in speci\c Game ManagementUnits (GMUs). “Statewide” licenses are no longer available in 2010. Either-sex licenses are now available in speci\c units.

• be ri]e season for moose has been extended to 14 days.• Hunters who do not want to accumulate preference points may opt out ofpaying the $25 preference point fee by selecting the appropriate check boxon the big game drawing application. If this option is checked, the appli-cant will not receive a preference point unless they have purchased an an-nual or big game license in the previous year or current drawing.

• E^ective July 1, 2010, hunters who are 18 years of age (changed from 19years of age) or older who purchase over-the-counter or leaover big gamelicenses are required to purchase a habitat stamp.

• Nonresident cow elk and bear license fees have changed for 2010. Please seelicense fee chart.

LICENSE OPTIONS• Limited Licenses: Limited in number, by application and drawing onlyfor speci\c units and dates. • LeQover Licenses: Limited licenses remaining aaer the drawing. Deer andelk licenses remaining aaer the drawing and the leaover drawing. O^eredin the leaover drawing. Sold at DOW o_ces, license agents and phone at1-800-244-5613 starting 9 a.m., Aug. 10; online Aug. 11.•Over-the-Counter Licenses with Caps: A preset number available \rstcome, \rst served. Sold online, by phone at 1-800-244-5613 or at DOWo_ces and license agents, starting July 13 at 9:00 a.m.•Private-Land-Only Licenses: By application and drawing for speci\cunits on private land and State Trust Lands not leased by DOW. Ranchingfor Wildlife licenses are not private-land-only licenses. •Ranching For Wildlife (RFW): Public RFW licenses available only toColorado residents by drawing for speci\c seasons and ranches. •Over-the-Counter Unlimited Licenses: Sold online, by phone at 1-800-244-5613, at DOW o_ces and license agents, starting July 13 at 9:00 a.m.•Note: be DOW conducts big game counts with planes and helicopters inlate seasons. be counts must occur at this time and may disperse animals.

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WWHHEERREE TTOO GGEETT MMAAPPSS Bureau of Land Management, 2850 Youngfield, Lakewood, CO 80215,(303) 239-3600.U.S. Geological Survey, P.O. Box 25286, Denver Federal Center, Denver,CO 80225, 1-888-275-8747 or (303) 202-4700,topographical and county maps.U.S. Forest Service, P.O. Box 25127, Lakewood, CO 80225,(303) 275-5350, www.nationalforeststore.com.

LLIICCEENNSSEE RREEQQUUIIRREEMMEENNTTSS1. You must have a license to hunt and carry it while hunting. 2. You can hunt only the animal, season and units stated on the license.3. It is illegal to give false information to obtain a license. It also is illegal toalter a license or to loan, transfer, sell or give your license to someone else.

4. If you lose or destroy your license, you can get a duplicate before the sea-son opens from a license agent for a fee. After the season begins, duplicatelicenses are available only at DOW offices.

5. Licenses expire on the date stated on them.

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HHUUNNTTEERR EEDDUUCCAATTIIOONN ((SSAAFFEETTYY))Hunters born on or after Jan. 1, 1949, must have completed an approvedhunter education course or bowhunter education course (for archery li-censes only) sanctioned by a state or province before applying for or pur-chasing a license. Colorado honors hunter education courses from otherstates and provinces. Hunters must enter the required information when ap-plying by mail or online. When buying a license in person, hunters mustpresent an original hunter education card. Huntersmust carry their huntereducation card when hunting in Colorado unless a “V” is printed on the li-cense which indicates hunter educations has been verified at a CDOW of-fice.

RREESSIIDDEENNCCYY QQUUAALLIIFFIICCAATTIIOONNSSThese are the requirements to qualify as a Colorado resident to buy a hunt-ing license:1.You must have lived continuously in Colorado at least six months imme-diately before applying for or buying a license, and must intend to makeColorado home (except #2 and 3 below). The residence address you giveto buy or apply for a license must be the same as on your Colorado in-come tax return.

2.U.S. military personnel and military personnel of U.S. allies on active dutyin Colorado under permanent orders and their dependents. This includespeople who were Colorado residents when they entered the military andkeep Colorado as their home of record, and their dependents (with Col-orado as their home of record). Also included are personnel of the U.S.Diplomatic Service or diplomatic services of nations recognized by theU.S. assigned here on permanent active duty orders and their dependents.Active duty does not include reserve status or National Guard.

3. Full-time students enrolled and attending an accredited Colorado college,university or trade school at least six months immediately before applyingfor or buying a license. This includes students who are temporarily absentfrom Colorado but still enrolled. Colorado residents who attend schoolfull time, out of state and pay nonresident tuition still qualify for a resi-dent license.

4.Children under 18 have the same residency status as their parent, legalguardian or person with whom they live most of the time per court order.

5. If you have a home in Colorado and another state, call (303) 297-1192 tomake sure you comply with Colorado residency requirements before ob-taining a hunting or fishing license.

6. Except as in #2 and 3 above, you lose your Colorado residency if youapply for, buy or accept a hunting or fishing license as a resident of an-other state or country; register to vote outside Colorado or get a driver’slicense using an address in another state.

GGUUIIDDEESS AANNDD OOUUTTFFIITTTTEERRSSGuides and outfitters must be registered, bonded and insured in Colorado.They also need permits to operate on public land and must register with Of-fice of Outfitter Registration, 1560 Broadway, Suite 1340, Denver, CO 80202,(303) 894-7778; www.dora.state.co.us/outfitters. If your outfitter is arrestedfor operating illegally, your hunt can be cancelled and your game confis-cated. Verify an outfitter’s registration by contacting the above office or Col-orado Outfitters Association, www.coloradooutfitters.org.

RRAANNCCHHIINNGG FFOORR WWIILLDDLLIIFFEE ((RRFFWW))Public RFW licenses are available only to Colorado residents by drawing. Li-censes are valid only for the season and ranch specified. RFW landownersmust provide free access to hunters who draw a public license for theirranch. By applying for a RFW license, hunters allow the DOW to provideapplicant information to the ranch. Hunting rules differ for each ranch.Read ranch rules on our website before applying.

YYOOUUTTHH BBIIGG GGAAMMEE LLIICCEENNSSEESS Youths must be at least 12 and meet hunter education requirements. At age11, youths can buy or apply for a license if they turn 12 before the end ofseason on the license. Youths cannot hunt with the license until they turn12. License fees are reduced for deer, elk and pronghorn licenses for youths,12-17. Hunters under 16 must be accompanied by a mentor, 18 or older,who meets hunter education requirements. Mentors don’t have to hunt.Youths and mentors must be able to see and hear each other while hunting.Youths cannot apply for a reduced-cost limited license if they turn 18 on orbefore Feb. 12 this year. Youths must be 12-17 to buy a reduced-cost unlim-ited or leftover license.YYOOUUTTHH PPRREEFFEERREENNCCEE 1.Up to 15 percent of limited doe pronghorn, doe and either-sex deer, andcow elk licenses in regular rifle and private-land-only rifle seasons (exceptlate rifle, muzzleloading, Ranching For Wildlife and Air Force Academy)are available for youths, 12-17, who meet hunter education requirements.These licenses are available by drawing. Licenses not drawn by youths areavailable to the public.

2.Group applications are not accepted. If you enter more than 1 hunt codeon your application, all hunt codes must be eligible for youth preferencesas in #1 above.

LLAATTEE YYOOUUTTHH EELLKK HHUUNNTTSSYouths, 12-17, may keep hunting if they don’t harvest an elk before their elkseason ends. This is available to youths with unfilled cow or either-sex elk li-censes. Youths with unfilled bull elk licenses are not eligible. 1.The elk season for which the original license was issued must have ended.Youths can go to the elk tables in this brochure and pick from any cowonly elk season still open after the fourth regular rifle season ends, includ-ing private-land-only seasons. Ranching For Wildlife Licenses excluded.

2.Youths must follow rules for the hunt code they select, including seasondates and geographic restrictions. If the unit table indicates a hunt is validon private land only, youths can hunt only on private land. If the unit ta-bles don’t state “private land only,” the license is valid on public and pri-vate land. Permission required before hunting on private land.

3.Youths with an unfilled either-sex elk license must go to a DOW officeand get it converted to a cow license before hunting in one of these lateseasons.

4.A mentor must accompany youths under 16.5.Mentors can hunt with a youth only if the mentor’s license is valid for thesame unit and late season the youth is hunting in.

6.Youths who obtained their original license at age 17 and later turn 18 canparticipate in these late seasons. Youth hunting rules apply.

LLAATTEE YYOOUUTTHH PPRROONNGGHHOORRNNYouths, 12-17, can participate in any December pronghorn doe season inunits 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 118, 119, 120, 121, 123, 124, 125, 126, 128,129, 133, 134, 135, 140, 141, 142, 147, if they have an unfilled pronghorndoe license for a season that has ended. Youths with an unfilled either-sexpronghorn license must bring that license to a DOW office and get it con-verted to a doe license before hunting in a December season. Youths mustcomply with all regulations that apply to the December season they hunt.Unfilled pronghorn buck licenses may not be used to participate in this pro-gram. YYOOUUTTHH OOUUTTRREEAACCHH LLIICCEENNSSEESSYouth Outreach licenses are offered for deer, elk and pronghorn to qualifiedorganizations sponsoring youth hunting activities. Application proceduresare on our website, wildlife.state.co.us/Hunting/HunterOutreach/YouthLi-censingPrograms.

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For License Buyers:A habitat stamp is required of people 18-64 who buy hunting or fishing licenses. With a license purchase, the stamp is $5and required with the first 2 licenses bought per year ($10 total).

Lifetime Stamp:Anyone can buy a $200 lifetime stamp to satisfy these requirements. Licenses are NOTmailed until you meet your habitat stamp requirement.

LANDOWNER PREFERENCE & VOUCHER INFORMATION1. Up to 15 percent of deer, elk, and pronghorn licenses in units with totallylimited licenses in all rifle seasons are allocated for deeded landownerswho own at least 160 contiguous acres of agricultural land.

2. Landowner preference quotas are allocated by species, sex, season, andmethod of take. The 15 percent is for regular and priority landowner ap-plications. Priority registered applicants have priority over otherlandowner applicants.

3. Deadline to register properties for the Priority Landowner System is the2nd Friday in January. To register for the 2011 season, contact a DOWoffice or visit our website for registration forms. Based upon total deededacres, up to 6 priority applications per species are available to landowners.Landowner applications are drawn before the DOW’s regular limited li-cense drawing.

4. Successful landowners receive a voucher for each winning hunt code.The DOW has a pilot program for elk in GMUs 1 and 10 and for pronghorneast of I-25. Please call (303) 291-7380 for registration forms and further in-formation.A committee is currently evaluating the landowner preference/voucher sys-tem and considering changes to the program. For more information and tomake comments visit:www.wildlife.state.co.us/Hunting/BigGame/LandownerVoucherReviewCommittee/

LANDOWNER VOUCHER INFORMATION1. The landowner must transfer the voucher directly to the hunter.2. The transfer of the voucher occurs when the hunter’s name is written onthe voucher, or the landowner hands (or mails) the voucher to the hunter.

3. Landowner vouchers may be transferred one time only. 4. If a hunter can not use a voucher, the voucher becomes VOID. Thevoucher CANNOT be reprinted or transferred to another hunter, even ifthe voucher has not been redeemed for a license.

5. The transfer of a voucher gives the hunter permission to hunt on the landfor which the voucher was awarded and for the duration of the seasonprinted on the voucher during legal hunting hours. The landowner mayrestrict manner of access (i.e. foot, horseback, vehicle, etc).

6. The voucher must be taken to a license agent, or DOW office to be re-deemed for a proper and valid license PRIOR to hunting. The appropri-ate license fees are paid at that time.

7. Annual bag limits still apply. Be sure you can legally have the license be-fore acquiring a landowner voucher. (See pages 9 and 10)

8. A list of landowners is NOT available from the Division of Wildlife.Visit our website (under Hunting, Big Game, Priority Landowner Prefer-ence) for further details.

LANDOWNER ELK PILOT PUBLIC LICENSESThe landowner pilot program offers elk hunting in units 1 and 10. Thehunts are designated in the unit tables by Y2, Y3, & Y4 hunt codes. Licensesare valid in the entire unit, as well as private properties successful in the pilotprogram. If you draw one of these licenses, you will receive a list of partici-pating landowners and other details in the mail in September.

DDRREEAAMM HHUUNNTT LLIICCEENNSSEESSDeer, elk, pronghorn, mountain lion and bear licenses are available tohunters 12-21 with a terminal illness or life-threatening disease or injury. Li-censes issued only for the dates and unit with an open season for specificspecies. Licenses are not offered in units with at least 1 hunt code that re-quire 10 or more resident preference points to draw (excluding RanchingFor Wildlife). Before a license is issued, hunters must obtain written permis-sion from the landowner to hunt on private land. Sponsoring organizationsmust request licenses in writing and document the life-threatening or termi-nal condition, hunting experience, logistical considerations, hunt locationand dates. Submit requests to DOW, Hunter Outreach Coordinator, 6060Broadway, Denver, 80216.

HHUUNNTTEERRSS WWIITTHH DDIISSAABBIILLIITTIIEESSAccommodation permits are available to hunters with disabilites.1.Hunters must have a temporary or permanent disability that significantlyimpairs major life functions and the ability to hunt. Shooting from publicroads is not allowed. All wildlife laws must be observed.

2. Permits from other states are not honored here.3.Hunters must apply for a permit at least 30 days before hunting. Applica-tions are available at DOW offices, on our website, or call (303) 297-1192.

MMOOBBIILLIITTYY--IIMMPPAAIIRREEDD LLIICCEENNSSEESS1. Some doe deer, cow elk and doe pronghorn licenses are offered to mobil-ity-impaired hunters. Hunters must have a mobility impairment resultingfrom permanent medical conditions, making it physically impossible tohunt without someone else’s help. Evidence includes, but not limited to,prescribed equipment such as a wheelchair, shoulder or arm crutches,walker or two canes.

2.Applications are available at DOW offices and must be mailed with li-cense fees to DOW, Limited Licenses, 6060 Broadway, Denver, 80216. Ap-plications accepted from the Monday after the Wildlife Commissionmeeting in May through the end of rifle seasons. Licenses are first come,first served until unit and program caps are reached.

PPRREEFFEERREENNCCEE PPOOIINNTTSS1.One preference point is awarded if you apply properly for deer, elk, prong-horn, bear or moose as your first choice and are unsuccessful in drawinga license. You also can apply for a preference-point hunt code as your firstchoice. See “Preference Point Hunt Code.” If you make any applicationerror, you will not get a point.

2.Hunters will be automatically assessed $25 for a preference point unlessthey opt out by selecting the appropriate check box on the big game draw-ing application. If this option is checked, the applicant will not receive apreference point unless they have purchased one of the following: an an-nual fishing, small game, resident combination small game and fishing,furbearer license in the previous year or a big game license in the previousyear or current limited license for the same species for which they may beseeking a point. The $25 preference point fee is also waved for youths,lifetime license holders, free senior annual fishing license holders andColorado residents who are in the military on active duty outside Col-orado.

3. Points are awarded for specific species, not by hunt codes or method oftake. No one else can use your points.

4. Priority goes to those with the most points, except when the license quotaor nonresident cap would be exceeded.

5.Group applications enter the draw receiving priority according to themember with the fewest points. When there are not enough licenses foreveryone in the group, the group will not draw.

6. Second, third and fourth choices do not generate or use points.7. If you are unsuccessful on your first choice, your accumulated points willbe shown on your refund, leftover drawing application or your other-choice license.

8. Preference points accumulate until you draw a first-choice license. If youdon’t apply at least once within 10 consecutive years for a deer, elk, prong-horn or bear license, you lose your points for that species. Applying forpreference points keeps your file active.

9. You can accumulate a max. of 3 points for moose. If you have 3 points formoose and fail to draw a first-choice license, you get weighted preferencein future drawings. Weighted preference increases the probability ofdrawing a license. If you draw a license or don’t apply at least once during5 years, all points (weighted or otherwise) become void.

10. Youths can apply for a point if they turn 12 by Dec. 31 of the applicationyear.

11. Active duty U.S. military stationed in Colorado but deployed elsewhereare eligible, when they return here, to apply for a preference point for anylimited license offered this year.

PPRREEFFEERREENNCCEE PPOOIINNTT HHUUNNTT CCOODDEEYou can apply for a preference point without losing points you already have.A special hunt code is in the hunt code sections for each species. Enteringthe preference point hunt code as a first choice on your application automat-ically awards you a point. You also can apply for a license as your second,third or fourth choice. You must pay the full cost of a license and meet all li-cense requirements even if you are applying only for a point. If you onlyapply for a point, your money, minus the $3 application fee, is refunded. An-other $25 may be deducted if you don’t meet the criteria under “PreferencePoints #2.”


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LLEEGGAALL HHUUNNTTIINNGG MMEETTHHOODDSS1.CENTERFIRE RIFLES

a. Must be min. .24 caliber (6 mm).b.Must have min. a 16-inch barrel and be at least 26 inches long.c. If semiautomatic, they can hold max. of 6 rounds in the magazine andchamber combined.

d. Must use expanding bullets that weigh min. 70 grains for deer, prong-horn and bear, 85 grains for elk and moose, and have an impact en-ergy (at 100 yds.) of 1,000-ft. pounds as rated by manufacturer.

e. It is illegal to hunt game birds, small game mammals or furbearerswith a centerfire rifle larger than .23 caliber during regular rifle deerand elk seasons west of I-25, without an unfilled deer or elk license forthe season. A small game, furbearer or unfilled big game license is re-quired.

2. FULLY AUTOMATIC RIFLES prohibited.3.MUZZLELOADING RIFLES & SMOOTHBORE MUSKETS

a.Only legal muzzleloaders allowed in muzzleloading seasons.b. In-line muzzleloaders are legal.c. Must be single-barrel that fires a single round-ball or conical pro-jectile.

d. To hunt deer, pronghorn or bear, they must be min. of .40 caliber.e. To hunt elk or moose, they must be min. of .50 caliber.f. From .40 caliber to .50 caliber, bullets must weigh min. 170 grains.g. If greater than .50 caliber, bullets must weigh min. 210 grains.h. Shotshell primers are legal. i. Pelletized powder systems prohibited in muzzleloading seasons.j. Cannot be loaded from the breech in muzzleloading seasons.k. Only open or iron sights allowed in muzzleloading seasons. Fiber op-tics and fluorescent paint incorporated into or on open or iron sightsare legal. Scopes or any sighting device using artificial light, batteriesand electronic gear are prohibited during muzzleloading seasons.

l. Sabots are prohibited in muzzleloading seasons. Cloth patches arenot sabots.

m. Smokeless powder prohibited in muzzleloading seasons.Black powder and black powder substitutes are legal.

n. Electronic or battery-powered devices cannot be incorporatedinto or attached to muzzleloader during muzzleloading sea-sons.

4. HAND-HELD BOWS: A long bow, recurve bow or compound bow onwhich the string is not drawn mechanically or held mechanically undertension. String or mechanical releases are legal if they are hand-drawn orhand-held with no other attachments or connections to bow (exceptbowstring).a.Hand-held bows, including compound bows, must use arrows with abroadhead having a min. 7/8-inch outside diameter or width andmin. 2 steel cutting edges. Each cutting edge must be in same planefor entire length of cutting surface.

b.Only legal, hand-held bows allowed during archery seasons.c.Min. draw weight of 35 lbs. required. Let-off max. of 80 percent.d.No part of bow’s riser (handle) or track, trough, channel, arrow rest orother device (excluding cables and bowstring) that attaches to risercan contact, support and/or guide the arrow from a point rearward ofthe bow’s brace height behind the undrawn string.

e. Bows can propel only a single arrow at a time. No mechanisms for au-tomatically loading arrows allowed.

f. Scopes, electronic or battery-powered devices cannot be incorporatedinto or attached to bow or arrow.

g.Hydraulic or pneumatic technology cannot be used to derive or storeenergy to propel arrows. Explosive arrows prohibited.

5. SHOTGUNSa.Must be min. 20 gauge, and fire a single slug.b. Barrel must be min. 18 inches long. Min. overall length, 26 inches.

6. CROSSBOWSa.Draw weight must be min. 125 lbs.b.Draw length must be min. 14 inches from front of bow to nockingpoint of drawstring.

c. Positive mechanical safety device required.d. Bolt must be min. 16 inches long, have a broadhead min. of 7/8 inchwide and min. 2 steel cutting edges. Each cutting edge must be insame plane for entire length of cutting surface.

e. Illegal in archery seasons.7. HANDGUNS

a. Barrel must be min. 4 inches long.b. Must use a min. .24-caliber (6 mm) diameter expanding bullet.c. Shoulder stocks or attachments prohibited.d.Must use a cartridge or load that produces min. energy of 550-ft. lbs.at 50 yds. as rated by manufacturer.

8. CALLSa. Mechanical calls are legal, including mouth calls. b. Electronic calls, such as amplified cassette players, are prohibited forbig game hunting.

GGUUIIDDEE TTOO HHUUNNTTIINNGG HHOOUURRSSOne-half hour before sunrise to one half-hour after sunset, unlessspecifically restricted. The table below is for Denver. Subtract 1minute from opening and closing time for each 12 1/2 miles east ofDenver. Add 1 minute to opening and closing time for each 12 1/2miles west of Denver. The above changes assume that each degree oflongitude equals 50 miles and a change of 1 degree of longitudeequals a 4-minute change in sunrise and sunset times.


DateAugust September October NovemberDecember JanuaryRise(AM)

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1 5:58 8:14 6:27 7:32 6:55 6:43 7:28 5:59 7:01 4:36 7:21 4:45

2 5:59 8:13 6:28 7:31 6:56 6:42 7:29 5:57 7:02 4:35 7:21 4:46

3 6:00 8:12 6:29 7:29 6:57 6:40 7:30 5:56 7:03 4:35 7:21 4:46

4 6:01 8:11 6:30 7:28 6:58 6:39 7:31 5:55 7:04 4:35 7:21 4:47

5 6:02 8:10 6:31 7:26 6:59 6:37 7:32 5:54 7:05 4:35 7:21 4:48

6 6:03 8:08 6:32 7:24 7:00 6:35 7:33 5:53 7:06 4:35 7:21 4:49

7 6:03 8:07 6:33 7:23 7:01 6:34 6:34 4:52 7:07 4:35 7:21 4:50

8 6:04 8:06 6:34 7:21 7:02 6:32 6:36 4:51 7:08 4:35 7:21 4:51

9 6:05 8:05 6:34 7:20 7:03 6:31 6:37 4:50 7:09 4:35 7:21 4:52

10 6:06 8:04 6:35 7:18 7:04 6:29 6:38 4:49 7:09 4:35 7:21 4:53

11 6:07 8:02 6:36 7:16 7:05 6:28 6:39 4:48 7:10 4:35 7:20 4:54

12 6:08 8:01 6:37 7:15 7:06 6:26 6:40 4:47 7:11 4:35 7:20 4:55

13 6:09 8:00 6:38 7:13 7:07 6:25 6:41 4:46 7:12 4:35 7:20 4:56

14 6:10 7:59 6:39 7:11 7:08 6:23 6:42 4:45 7:13 4:35 7:20 4:57

15 6:11 7:57 6:40 7:10 7:09 6:22 6:44 4:44 7:13 4:36 7:19 4:58

16 6:12 7:56 6:41 7:08 7:10 6:20 6:45 4:44 7:14 4:36 7:19 4:59

17 6:13 7:54 6:42 7:07 7:11 6:19 6:46 4:43 7:15 4:36 7:18 5:00

18 6:14 7:53 6:43 7:05 7:12 6:17 6:47 4:42 7:15 4:36 7:18 5:01

19 6:15 7:52 6:44 7:03 7:13 6:16 6:48 4:41 7:16 4:37 7:18 5:02

20 6:16 7:50 6:45 7:02 7:15 6:14 6:49 4:41 7:16 4:37 7:17 5:04

21 6:17 7:49 6:46 7:00 7:16 6:13 6:50 4:40 7:17 4:38 7:16 5:05

22 6:18 7:47 6:47 6:58 7:17 6:12 6:52 4:39 7:17 4:38 7:16 5:06

23 6:19 7:46 6:48 6:57 7:18 6:10 6:53 4:39 7:18 4:39 7:15 5:07

24 6:20 7:45 6:49 6:55 7:19 6:09 6:54 4:38 7:18 4:39 7:15 5:08

25 6:20 7:43 6:49 6:53 7:20 6:07 6:55 4:38 7:19 4:40 7:14 5:09

26 6:21 7:42 6:50 6:52 7:21 6:06 6:56 4:37 7:19 4:40 7:13 5:11

27 6:22 7:40 6:51 6:50 7:22 6:05 6:57 4:37 7:20 4:41 7:12 5:12

28 6:23 7:39 6:52 6:48 7:23 6:04 6:58 4:37 7:20 4:42 7:12 5:13

29 6:24 7:37 6:53 6:47 7:24 6:02 6:59 4:36 7:20 4:42 7:11 5:14

30 6:25 7:35 6:54 6:45 7:25 6:01 7:00 4:36 7:20 4:43 7:10 5:15

31 6:26 7:34 7:27 6:00 7:21 4:44 7:09 5:16

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IITT’’SS AAGGAAIINNSSTT TTHHEE LLAAWW TTOO::1.Have a loaded (in the chamber) rifle or shotgun in or on any motor vehicle. Muzzleloading rifles are considered unloaded if percussion cap orshotshell primer is removed, or if powder is removed from flashpan. It isillegal for anyone to have a loaded electronic-ignition muzzleloader in oron a motor vehicle unless the chamber is unloaded or the battery is dis-connected and removed from its compartment.

2.Carry firearms (except handguns) on an off highway vehicle (OHV) dur-ing deer, elk, pronghorn antelope and bear seasons unless they are un-loaded in the chamber and magazine. Firearms (except handguns) andbows carried on an OHV must be fully enclosed in a hard or soft case.Scabbards or cases with open ends or sides are prohibited. This does notapply to landowners or their agents who carry a firearm on an OHV totake depredating wildlife on property they own or lease.

3.Hunt carelessly or discharge a firearm or release an arrow disregardinghuman life or property.

4.Operate or ride a snowmobile with a firearm unless it's completely un-loaded and cased, or with a bow unless it’s unstrung or cased. Compoundbows must be cased, not unstrung.

5. Shoot from or use a motor vehicle, motorcycle, OHV, snowmobile or air-craft to hunt, intercept, chase, harass or drive wildlife.

6.Use aircraft to hunt, to direct hunters on the ground or to hunt the sameday or day after a flight was made to find wildlife.

7.Hunt under the influence of alcohol or controlled substances.8.Use artificial light as an aid in hunting wildlife.9.Use poison, drugs or explosives to hunt or harass wildlife.10. Fail to extinguish a campfire.11. Fail to make a reasonable attempt to track and kill animals you wound ormay have wounded. It is against the law to pursue wounded wildlife thatgoes on private property without first obtaining permission fromlandowner or person in charge.

12. Fail to prepare edible wildlife meat for human consumption. At a mini-mum, the four quarters, tenderloins and backstraps are edible meat. Inter-nal organs are not.

13. Shoot from, across or on a public road with a firearm, bow or crossbow.People firing a bow, rifle, handgun or shotgun with a single slug must beat least 50 feet from centerline of the road.

14. Party hunt (kill someone else’s game or let someone kill yours).15. Interfere with hunters. This includes distracting or frightening prey;causing prey to flee by using light or noise; chasing prey on foot or by ve-hicle; throwing objects; making movements; harassing hunters by usingthreats or actions; erecting barriers to deny access to hunting areas andintentionally injecting yourself into the line of fire. Violators face prosecu-tion and may have to pay victim’s damages and court costs.

16. Kill and abandon big game. It is illegal to remove only the hide, antlers orother trophy parts and leave the carcass in the field. (Felony)

17. Sell, buy or offer to sell or buy big game. (Felony) 18. Solicit someone to illegally kill big game for commercial gain or provideoutfitting services without required registration. (Felony)

19. If convicted of these felony violations, you can face a lifetime license sus-pension.

20.Use Internet or other computer-assisted remote technology while hunt-ing or fishing. Hunters must be physically present in the immediate vicin-ity while hunting.

21. Use dogs or bait to hunt bears, deer, elk, pronghorn or moose. Baitmeans to put, expose, distribute or scatter salt, minerals, grain, animalparts or other food as an attraction for big game. Scent sticks that smelllike food are illegal for bears.

22.Kill cubs or bears accompanied by one or more cubs. A cub is a bear lessthan a year old.

23.Have a carcass, hide, skull, claws or parts of bears or mountain lionswithout a valid hunting license or unless authorized by DOW.

24. Sell, trade, barter or offer to sell, trade or barter bear gall bladders or edi-ble portions of bears.

25. Not wear at least 500 square inches of solid DAYLIGHTFLUORES-CENT ORANGEmaterial in an outer garment above the waist whilehunting deer, elk, pronghorn, bear or moose with any firearm. Part of the

fluorescent orange must be a hat or head covering visible from all direc-tions. Camouflage orange does not qualify. Mesh garments are legal butnot recommended. We strongly recommend wearing daylight fluorescentorange clothes in the field even if you’re not hunting.

26.Hunt on private land without first obtaining permission from landowneror person in charge.

27. Post, sign or indicate that public lands, not under an exclusive-controllease, are private.

28.Hunt or fish on State Land Board properties not leased and signed byDOW without permission of lessee.

29. For 2 or more people to use electronic equipment on the ground, in a ve-hicle or vessel while violating any wildlife law or regulation.

CCHHIILLDD SSUUPPPPOORRTT DDEELLIINNQQUUEENNCCYYState law requires a Social Security Number to buy a license. It is not dis-played on licenses but is provided, if requested, to Child Support Enforce-ment authorities. Hunting and fishing licenses are not issued to thosedelinquent in child support.

WWEEAAPPOONNSS RREESSTTRRIICCTTIIOONNSSColorado and federal laws prohibit people convicted of certain crimes, suchas domestic violence, from possessing weapons, even for hunting. Checkwith the appropriate law enforcement authority on how the laws apply toyou.

TTIIPPss PPRROOGGRRAAMMTIPs rewards people who provide information resulting in charging poach-ers. Awards can be a preference point for species of choice or unlimited li-cense for the species reported. Some limited licenses may be available. TIPslicenses do not count toward annual bag and possession limits.


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LEAD BULLETS IN GAME MEATRecently, concerns have been raised about the potential risk of expo-sure to lead from eating wild game harvested with lead bullets. In-gesting lead from a variety of sources can cause significant healthproblems, especially in young children and pregnant women. Notenough research has been done to fully evaluate potential healthrisks that may be associated with lead in game meat, but data from arecent study suggest these risks are low for most people. The Col-orado Department of Public Health and Environment and DOWoffer recommendations to minimize exposure to lead in wild game:*Lead fragments cannot be eliminated with complete certainty, sopregnant women and children younger than 6 should avoid eatingmeat from game animals harvested with lead bullets. These groupsare more sensitive to the health effects of lead, and ingesting evensmall amounts may be harmful. Lead can affect the development ofinfants and young children. *Hunters can eliminate lead in game meat by using lead-free bullets.*When processing an animal, liberally trim and discard meat dam-aged by the bullet because lead fragments may scatter some distancefrom the visible wound. Discard meat that is bruised, discolored orcontains hair, dirt, grass, bone or lead fragments.*Lead is a soft metal that can be ground with meat, spreading leadcontamination through an entire batch of ground meat. Lead hasbeen found more often in ground meat than whole meat cuts. Tominimize the amount of processed game meat potentially contami-nated with lead, clean the grinder frequently, preferably betweeneach animal. *Even if a carcass is processed using these recommendations, athome or a commercial processor, there is still a chance smallamounts of lead may remain in the meat if lead bullets have beenused.

CCLLOOSSUURREESS,, LLAANNDD--UUSSEE RREESSTTRRIICCTTIIOONNSS1. Hunting prohibited 1/2 mile on either side of centerline of Mt. Evans Hwy.(Colo. 5) from Echo Lake to summit, all of Summit Lake Cirque and all ofSummit Lake Flats above 11,600 ft. Also, Mt. Evans Rd. beyond Summit Lakeclosed after Labor Day. From Echo Lake to Summit Lake, road may be closedafter Labor Day.

2.Hunting prohibited within 50 ft. of centerline of federal, state or county roadsor highways. Land between divided highways closed to hunting.

3.Hunting prohibited in Gore Creek drainage S of I-70 from Lion’s Head ski liftat Vail to I-70 and US 24. Hunting prohibited N of I-70 and within 1/2 mile ofI-70 between Vail and I-70 and US 24.

4. Moose hunting prohibited within 1/4 mile of Colo. 14 in Jackson Countyfrom Cameron Pass west to Forest Rd. 740 at Gould.

5. Hunters: Be aware that specific restrictions apply on State Wildlife Areas andState Trust Lands leased by the DOW. Before hunting on any of these prop-erties, please consult either the Division’s State Wildlife Areas or State TrustLands brochures, available at DOW offices and license agents.

6. National wildlife refuges may have restrictions. Consult specific refuges. 7.National parks and monuments managed by the National Park Service areclosed to hunting.

AAIIRR FFOORRCCEE AACCAADDEEMMYY ((AAFFAA))1. Dec. 1-31 (Dates determined by Academy)Unit 512: Limited buck and doe deer licenses available by DOW drawing.Successful applicants must buy an Air Force Academy access permit and at-tend a mandatory safety orientation before hunting. Hunting allowed only ondays, areas and by method of take authorized by Academy. See unit 512 indeer section for hunt code. Call (719) 333-3336 for information.

2. Limited cow elk licenses available for the Air Force Academy (unit 512).Hunters first must obtain an Academy permit by calling, (719) 333-3336. Per-mit application deadline: May 31. Hunters cannot access unit 511 via unit 512(AFA) with firearms.

FFOORRTT CCAARRSSOONN ((uunniitt 559911)) AANNDDPPIINNOONN CCAAÑÑYYOONN MMAANNEEUUVVEERR SSIITTEE ((uunniitt 114422))Limited licenses available by DOW drawing. Bull elk licenses are unlimited in2nd and 3rd seasons. A DOW license does not guarantee access to Fort Carsonor Pinon Cañyon. Military training has priority. Hunting allowed as authorizedby Fort Carson. Hunters must buy a Fort Carson hunting permit and acquireauthorization to enter military land. Hunters must attend a range safety brief-ing before purchasing a Fort Carson hunting permit. Call (719) 524-5339 forFort Carson and (719) 524-0130 for Pinon Cañyon questions.www.fws.gov/gmu591

JJAAMMEESS MM.. JJOOHHNN SSWWAA ((uunniitt 114400))Access only allowed during regular rifle seasons to hunters with permits, issuedby drawing. Max. 10 hunters per season; max. 2 per group. Apply at DOW, 600Reservoir Rd., Pueblo, (719) 561-5300. Application deadline: July 1. Successfulapplicants notified by mail. Permits issued for each season.

SSHHAARRPPTTAAIILL RRIIDDGGEE SSWWAA ((uunniitt 5511))Deer and elk hunting only by permit. Permits valid 2-3 days, starting after LaborDay weekend. A limited deer or elk license for unit 51 required to apply. Appli-cations available from DOW’s Northeast Regional Office in Denver, 6060 Broad-way, (303) 291-7227. Max. 2 applicants per group. Application deadline: 3rdMonday in July. Successful applicants notified by mail. Date, time, location ofdrawing on application.CCHHAANNCCEELLLLOORR RRAANNCCHH SSTTAATTEE TTRRUUSSTT LLAANNDD ((uunniitt 114477))Access only by permit to hunters and 1 non-hunting companion. Permits issuedby drawing at DOW office in Lamar. Youths get priority. Applications availablefrom DOW, 2500 S. Main St., Lamar, 81052, (719) 336-6600; or on our website.Group applications accepted; max. 2 per group. Deadline: July 1. Successful ap-plicants notified by mail. Permits issued for deer, elk, bear, pronghorn, bighornsheep and mountain lion.

LLOONNEE MMEESSAA SSTTAATTEE PPAARRKK ((uunniitt 771111))Limited public hunting at Lone Mesa State Park is by permit and fee via StateParks drawing in July. Hunters must have a limited license for unit 711, an un-limited rifle bull elk license or unlimited archery license. Contact Lone MesaState Park, Attn: Hunting Packet Request, Box 1047, Dolores, CO 81323, (970)882-2213; fax, (970) 882-4640; [email protected].

GGRREEEENN RRAANNCCHH,, GGOOLLDDEENN GGAATTEE CCAANNYYOONN ((uunniitt 3388))Limited hunting at Green Ranch is by permit and fee via State Parks drawing inAugust Hunters must have a limited license for unit 38 or an unlimited rifle bullelk license or unlimited archery license. Go to parks.state.co.us or write: GoldenGate Canyon State Park, attn: Green Ranch, 92 Crawford Gulch Rd., Golden,CO 80403, (303) 582-3707.

RRIIDDGGWWAAYY SSTTAATTEE PPAARRKK ((uunniitt 6622))Deer hunting allowed for mobility-impaired in 2nd and 3rd combined rifle deerseasons. Two hunters selected by drawing for each season. Contact the park,28555 Hwy. 550, Ridgway, CO 81432, (970) 626-5822 [email protected].

SSAANN LLUUIISS VVAALLLLEEYY DDAAMMAAGGEE EELLKK HHUUNNTTA cow elk damage season may be offered in units 682, 791, Aug. 15-Dec. 31.There will be two bull elk seasons: May 15-July 31 and Aug. 15-Dec. 31. Also, aneither-sex elk damage season in unit 82 runs Sept. 1-Nov. 30. Apply at DOW inMonte Vista, 722 S Rd. 1E, to enter drawing for cow elk hunts only. Call (719)587-6900.

RREEDD MMOOUUNNTTIIAANN OOPPEENN SSPPAACCEE ((uunniitt 99))Limited bull elk, cow elk and buck deer hunting in portions of the 2nd and 3rdrifle seasons is by access permit and fee via a Larimer County Dept. Natural Re-sources drawing in late January of each year. Hunters must attend a mandatoryorientation. Hunters must have a valid DOW license for the unit and season aswell; these are available in the DOW draw process. Information available on theLarimer County Dept. of Natural Resources website:http://www.larimer.org/naturalresources/red_mountain_hunting.htm

BBIIGG GGAAMMEE AACCCCEESSSS PPIILLOOTT PPRROOGGRRAAMMThe Big Game Access Pilot Program offers deer and pronghorn hunting on spe-cific properties in southeast Colorado. Hunters 18 and older must buy a $40 per-mit from a license agent or DOW office. Hunters under 18 must obtain a freepermit. Hunters must carry permit while hunting. 1.Closed 2 hours after sunset until 2 hours before sunrise.2.Open Aug. 15-Dec. 31, on dates for which hunters have a valid license unlessotherwise posted.

3.Motor vehicles prohibited except in parking areas or on designated roads.Walk-in access only.

4.Only portable blinds or tree stands allowed, which must be removed by thelast day of hunting season. Pit blinds prohibited.

5.Open only to hunting pronghorn and deer. Hunting small game and water-fowl allowed only with landowner permission. People accompanying huntersdon’t need a license or access permit if they don’t hunt.

6.Access permits cannot be transferred to anyone, nor do they allow anyone elseto hunt.

7. For information and units with enrolled properties, see our website startingMarch 1.

SSTTAATTEE TTRRUUSSTT LLAANNDDSS ((SSTTLL))The DOW participates in the State Trust Lands public access program, butnot all State Trust Lands designated on maps are in the DOW program.Only STL properties in the DOW’s State Trust Lands brochure are open forwildlife recreation.


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AAFFTTEERR YYOOUU HHAARRVVEESSTT AANN AANNIIMMAALLCCAARRCCAASSSS TTAAGGSSYou must attach a carcass tag to animals you kill per instructions on tag. Tags must stay on until meat is processed and remain with meat until consumed. It isillegal to sign or tear the tag before a kill. If you lose, accidentally destroy or de-tach the tag, you must get a duplicate from the DOW before hunting and provethe loss, detachment or destruction was accidental. Do not remove other parts ofa license except the carcass tag after a kill. Doing so voids the license, and youmust buy a duplicate.

EEVVIIDDEENNCCEE OOFF SSEEXX,, AANNTTLLEERR PPOOIINNTTSS1. It is illegal to have or transport a big game carcass without evidence of sex

naturally attached. It is illegal only to have evidence of sex accompany thecarcass. If you submit a deer or elk head for CWD testing, leave evidenceof sex on the carcass.

2. Evidence of sex is:a. Buck/Bull:Head, with antlers or horns, attached to carcass, or testicle,scrotum or penis attached to carcass.

b. Doe/Cow:Head, udder (mammary) or vulva attached to carcass.c. Black Bear: Male: testicles or penis. Female: vulva.

3.Heads detached from carcass are not adequate evidence of sex.4. If a carcass is cut in pieces or deboned, evidence of sex only needs to be at-tached to 1/4 or another major part of carcass. All portions must be trans-ported together.

5. Evidence of sex not required if a donation certificate accompanies lessthan 20 lbs. of meat or after the carcass is cut into processed meat (com-mercially or otherwise), wrapped and frozen, or stored at licensee’s home.

6. Elk antler-point compliance:a. If you leave the head with its antlers at a taxidermist, you must get areceipt from taxidermist, with date delivered and description of antlersbefore you take the carcass home or to a commercial processor.

b. Head or skull plate, with both antlers naturally attached, must accom-pany the carcass of bulls in camp or in transit, even when the scrotumor testicles are used as evidence of sex. (Except in “a” above.)

TTRRAANNSSPPOORRTTIINNGG GGAAMMEE1.You can be cited for illegally transporting game animals even if someoneelse made an error. When you transport carcasses or processed meat:a. Carcasses must be properly tagged. You must meet evidence of sexand antler-point requirements. Hunters must keep their own license.

b. Carcass tags or donation certificates must accompany processed gamemeat.

2.Carcass tags must be securely attached to carcass, not antlers, or must ac-company processed meat.

3.To ship by commercial carrier, the license, photocopy of license, carcasstag or donation certificate must accompany carcass or processed meat.

4.Hunters transporting game through national parks or monuments mustfollow federal regulations. Contact National Park Service for information.

DDOONNAATTIINNGG GGAAMMEE MMEEAATT1.Donation certificates are required for game meat donations. Certificatesmust show names, addresses and telephone numbers of donor and recipi-ent; donor’s license number; species and amounts donated; date of kill;donor’s signature. The certificate can be a simple note; no special form re-quired. It must stay with the meat until completely consumed.

2.A “like license” is a license for the same species, sex, season and method oftake as a donor’s license.

3.Donor and recipient are subject to bag and possession limits.4. Any amount of processed and packaged game meat can be donated toanyone, anywhere.

5. You can donate to someone without a “like license”:a. up to 20 lbs. of unprocessed meat, anywhere.b.more than 20 lbs. of unprocessed meat, only at recipient’s home.

6.You can donate to someone with a “like license”:a. up to 20 lbs. of unprocessed meat, anywhere.b.more than 20 lbs. of unprocessed meat, anywhere, only if:(1) recipient’s license is unfilled, and(2) recipient’s carcass tag is on the meat. This establishes recipient’sclaim to his/her portion of meat and voids his/her license. Donor’stag must remain with his/her portion.

(3) If the entire carcass is donated, donor’s carcass tag and recipient’s“like license” must be attached to carcass.

BBEEAARRSS -- IINNSSPPEECCTTIIOONN AANNDD SSEEAALLSSHunters must personally present bears to the DOW for inspection and seal-ing within 5 working days after the kill. Bear heads and hides must be un-frozen when presented for inspec tion. At inspection, the DOW is authorizedto extract and keep a premolar tooth. If the head and hide are frozen, theDOW may keep them long enough to thaw so that a tooth can be removed.A check report must be done at inspection. No fee required. Seals must beattached to the hide until tanned. Bears cannot be taken out of Colora dountil hide and skull are inspected and sealed. Having a bear hide without aseal after the 5-day period is illegal, and the hide becomes state property.Contact the nearest DOW office or officer for inspection and sealing. Totransport a bear or parts to a foreign country, you must first obtain CITESdocuments. Contact U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, (303) 342-7430.

MMAANNDDAATTOORRYY MMOOOOSSEE IINNSSPPEECCTTIIOONN 1. All moose license holders must complete and return a harvest question-naire provided by the DOW within 30 days after their hunting seasonends. Any licensee who does not complete and return the mandatoryquestionnaire will not be eligible for a future moose license.

2. All moose must be submitted in person for inspection within five workingdays of harvest. Mandatory check report will be completed during inspec-tion. Mandatory chronic wasting disease testing also will occur at thistime. Hunters must submit the head of antlerless moose or head withantlers attached of antlered moose to any DOW office.

AACCCCIIDDEENNTTAALL KKIILLLLAccidental kill is unintentionally killing wildlife not due to carelessness ornegligence. You must report big game accidentally killed to the DOW beforecontinuing to hunt and as soon as practical. Before contacting the DOW,field dress the animal to avoid spoiling meat. The DOW evaluates the cir-cumstances, including shots fired, species and number of animals present,firearms or ammunition, etc. Big game accidentally killed does not count to-ward annual bag limits.

EEAARR TTAAGGSS,, RRAADDIIOO CCOOLLLLAARRSSIf you shoot big game with a collar or ear tag, report the number, color, har-vest location and date to the DOW and return radio collars.

HHAARRVVEESSTT SSUURRVVEEYYSSYou may receive a phone call or e-mail, asking you to take part in a harvestsurvey. Surveys are important in helping the DOW set hunting seasons. Youwill be asked basic information, such as where you hunted and when. Thesurvey is conducted October through mid-February. See our website formore information.


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CCHHRROONNIICC WWAASSTTIINNGG DDIISSEEAASSEEChronic wasting disease (CWD) affects deer, elk, and moose. It occurs infree-ranging deer, elk and moose in parts of Colorado, as well as severalother states and provinces. Infected animals can show no signs of illnessthroughout much of the disease. In terminal stages of CWD, animals appearemaciated and often behave abnormally. In Colorado, distribution andprevalence of CWD vary. Infection rates appear higher in males and olderanimals. As a result of testing, CWD was detected in units 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 28, 29, 33, 36,37, 38, 39, 42, 51, 59, 69, 84, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 99, 102, 107,109, 131, 161, 171, 181, 191, 211, 214, 231, 301, 361, 371, 391, 421, 441, 461,521, 591, 951. These units are highlighted on the map in this brochure. Sur-veillance summaries are posted on our website.

SSIIMMPPLLEE PPRREECCAAUUTTIIOONNSS AADDVVIISSEEDDCWD is not likely transmissible to humans, according to state and federalhealth experts. However, the Colorado Department of Public Health andEnvironment and the Division of Wildlife advise hunters to take simple pre-cautions when handling carcasses of deer, elk and moose from units wherethe disease has been detected. Do not shoot, handle or consume animalsthat appear sick. Wear rubber gloves when field dressing and processing ani-mals. Minimize handling brain, spinal and lymphatic tissues. Wash handsand instruments thoroughly after field dressing. Bone out meat from youranimal (following evidence of sex and antler-point regulations). Avoid eat-ing brain, spinal cord, eyes, spleen, pancreas, tonsils and lymph nodes. Donot eat meat from CWD positive animals.

CCWWDD TTEESSTTIINNGGCWD testing for deer and elk is voluntary and available statewide. The testcost will be up to $25 per animal when submitted through the DOW. SeeCWD page on our website in early August for costs and other details. Testcosts may be waived at DOW submission sites in seasons or units wheremore samples are needed. See “Mandatory Moose Inspection”.

PPRREEPPAARRIINNGG AANNIIMMAALLSS FFOORR TTEESSTTIINNGGAvoid shooting an animal in the head or neck. When removing the head,leave 1-2 inches below where the neck joins the skull (just below first verte-brae). Whole brains or other brain pieces are not accepted for testing. Checkthe CWD section of our website for alternate tissues that may be used fortesting. Hunters may want to learn to collect samples themselves. Keep sam-ples or heads cold but not frozen. Do not submerge in water. Submit samplesor heads as soon as possible, no more than 5 days after harvest. Hunters canremove antlers before submitting heads. However, animals from units withantler-point restrictions must comply with regulations.

SSUUBBMMIITTTTIINNGG AANNIIMMAALLSS FFOORR TTEESSTTIINNGGYou can take heads or tissue samples to a DOW submission site or a partici-pating veterinarian. You must bring your license so that the DOW can scanthe bar code and obtain your address and phone number. You will be askedfor kill site coordinates or to show it on a map at the submission site, alongwith the unit and date of harvest. If someone else submits your animal, theymust bring your CID number, but you should keep your license. Submittersshould bring the same information listed above. See CWD page on our web-site in early August for submission sites, hours and other details.TTEESSTT RREESSUULLTTSSAll samples are sent to Colorado State University's Veterinary DiagnosticLaboratory. Testing is for CWD screening only and does not assure the ab-solute safety of meat for human consumption. Testing accuracy and sensitiv-ity vary, depending on sample type and quality. No test can assure completeaccuracy, and "not detected" results don't exclude the possibility of earlystage CWD. Test results are provided by automated phone system, 1-800-434-0274, on our website or by calling (303) 297-1192. Tests are completedas soon as possible. The goal is to provide results within 10-15 working days,

subject to volume and laboratory backlog. Suspected positive results areconfirmed by a second test, which takes 7-10 more working days. Becausemoose samples are tested differently than deer and elk, their initial resultsmay not be available for 15-20 working days or more. In addition, hunterswhose animals test positive are contacted by the DOW. If you don’t get testresults more than three weeks (15 working days) after submission, call aDOW office.

LLIICCEENNSSEE FFEEEE AANNDD OOTTHHEERR RREEFFUUNNDDSSHunters whose deer, elk or moose test positive for CWD are eligible for a li-cense fee refund or an antlerless license. If the hunting season has ended orthere’s not a reasonable amount of time left in the current season, the DOWmay issue an antlerless license for the next year’s season in the same unitwhere the animal was killed. If antlerless hunting isn’t offered in that unit,the DOW can designate a substitute unit. If the original license was for a sea-son that closed before Oct. 31, the replacement license will be valid untilOct. 31. When paid, costs for processing CWD positive animals are re-funded. Requests for reimbursements must be made on DOW forms andaccompanied by receipts. Reimbursements up to $50 for processing allowedwithout receipts. Reimbursements for deer and elk are limited to $100 peranimal for private processing or $200 per animal for commercial processing.The maximum allowed for commercial processing of moose is $250. CCAARRCCAASSSS TTRRAANNSSPPOORRTT RREESSTTRRIICCTTIIOONNSSNonresidents are encouraged to check with non-Colorado wildlife agenciesto see if carcass restrictions apply before taking deer, elk or moose carcassesfrom Colorado through other states.

OTHER INFORMATIONOOFFFF--HHIIGGHHWWAAYY VVEEHHIICCLLEESS ((OOHHVV))All OHVs operated in Colorado must have a valid Colorado registration ora Colorado nonresident permit (except on private property).Registration/permits cost $25.25 and are available from Colorado StateParks. Annual registration and permits are valid April 1 through March 31.To buy a nonresident permit, call (303) 791-1920 or gowww.parks.state.co.us/parksstore. For information, go towww.parks.state.co.us/OHVsandSnowmobiles/OHVProgram. A motor ve-hicle is a self-propelled vehicle or vehicle drawn by a self-propelled vehicleby which persons or property may be moved, carried or transported fromone place to another by land or air. All Colorado law enforcement officerscan write motor vehicle (including OHV) tickets on federal public lands.Contact the public land management agencies for their current motor vehi-cle rules, regulations and acency maps.

HHUUNNTTEERRSS BBRRIINNGGIINNGG//UUSSIINNGG HHOORRSSEESSYou must contact a veterinarian to get a Certificate of Health Inspectionwithin 30 days before horses enter Colorado. Horses need a Coggins BloodTest for equine infectious anemia within a year before coming here. CallColorado State Veterinarian’s office, (303) 239-4161. Residents: Horses mayrequire brand inspection before transportation. Call brand inspector, (303)294-0895.

CCEERRTTIIFFIIEEDD HHAAYYHay, straw and mulch are illegal on federal land and DOW property unlesscertified free of noxious weeds. Hay must be clearly marked by certifyingagency. People who transport these materials on public roads crossingDOW property are exempt. For a list of weed-free forage, contact ColoradoDept. of Agriculture, (303) 239-4149; Forest Service or BLM; or go to http:www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/Agriculture-Main/CDAG/1167928162865%


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BBAAGG LLIIMMIITTSS//SSEEAASSOONN PPAARRTTIICCIIPPAATTIIOONN RREESSTTRRIICCTTIIOONNSS1. Limited licenses:You can submit only 1 application in the drawing perspecies, per year. No exceptions.

2. Bag limits, license purchases:The bag and possession limit is the totalnumber of animals you can legally kill of each species. Big game killed inJanuary and February seasons set as part of the previous calendar year’sseasons fall under that year’s bag and possession limit. When a license al-lows hunting in more than 1 unit, the unit in the hunt code determinesthe maximum number of licenses a hunter can obtain per year for thatspecies.

3.Moose:The lifetime bag limit for bull moose is 1, except for auction, raffleor special management licenses.

Bear 1.You cannot hunt bear with an “over-the-counter with caps” bear license ina regular rifle deer or elk season west of I-25 or in units 133, 134, 136, 140,141, 142, 143 and 147 unless you also have a deer or elk license for thesame unit, season and method of take. If your deer or elk license is re-stricted to private land, so is the bear license. This does not apply toarchery or muzzleloading bear licenses.

2. You can hunt bears only with an “over-the-counter with caps” bear licensein 1 bear season. If the deer or elk season dates overlap more than 1 bearseason, you must pick 1 bear season when you buy your license.

CoyotesYou can hunt coyotes without a small game license during big game seasonsif you have an unfilled big game license. But, you can hunt coyotes only inthe same unit, season and manner of take as on the big game license. Onceyou fill your big game license, you must buy a small game or furbearer li-cense to hunt coyotes. Harvesting a coyote does not void your big game li-cense.

LLIICCEENNSSEE AALLLLOOCCAATTIIOONNSSNonresident allocations are determined by the average number of prefer-ence points a Colorado resident needed to draw a specific license over a 3-year period that ended with the 2009 drawing. (Units with low numbers ofavailable licenses may not have any remaining for nonresidents after residentlicenses are drawn.) 1. For hunt codes that required 6 or more points for a Colorado resident todraw an elk or deer license, 80 percent of licenses go to residents and upto 20 percent to nonresidents. These hunts are shown in unit tables by a“+” under “SEX.”

2. For hunt codes that required fewer than 6 points for a Colorado residentto draw an elk or deer license, 65 percent of licenses go to residents andup to 35% to nonresidents.

3.Nonresident allocations may increase if licenses remain after drawing allfirst-choice hunt codes for Colorado residents.

4. License allocations do not apply to private-land-only and Ranching ForWildlife licenses.

5.Mixed-group applications of residents and nonresidents count against thenonresident allocation.

NNUUMMBBEERR OOFF AALLLLOOWWAABBLLEE LLIICCEENNSSEESSThe following charts tell how many and the kind of licenses you can have foreach species.


DeerNUMBER OF LICENSES A HUNTER CAN LEGALLY POSSESS

A hunter can have 1 deer license on List A A hunter can have 2 licenses, if at least 1 is from List B

LIST A LIST B• Any hunter may obtain one deer license.

How to obtain a List A license: • By drawing. Limited licenses may be available as leaover licenses.• Private Ranching for Wildlife licenses available at participating ranch. • Landowner vouchers. See “Priority Landowner Registration”.

• Private-land-only antlerless licenses.• Private-land-only, anterlered licenses for units 51, 391 and 461. • Either-sex whitetail only licenses, except for Ranching for Wildlife licenses, forGMUs 59, 69, 84, 581.

• Anterless whitetail only licenses, except for Ranching for Wildlife• Anterless licenses, except for Ranching for Wildlife licenses, for units 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32,33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 47, 131, 161, 171, 181, 201, 211, 214, 231,301, 361, 371, 421, 441, 444 and 471.

How to obtain a List B license: • 1 limited license can be obtained by drawing or • 1 or both limited licenses may be available as leaover licenses. • Landowner vouchers, if available, and if not a List A license.

Hunters ALSO can obtain any number of deer licenses from List C, no matter how many licenses they have from List A or B.

LIST C

• DOW auction or ra`e licenses. Game damage, special population management or disease management licenses. • Replacement licenses for animal found CWD positive.• Rewards program licenses (TIPS). Only 1 TIPs license per year. • Youth Outreach Licenses.• bese Ranching for Wildlife licenses: youth, donation and mobility impaired.

How to obtain a List C license: • When available, game damage, disease management or special population management licenses issued by local DOW o_ces.

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ELKNUMBER OF LICENSES A HUNTER CAN LEGALLY POSSESS

A hunter can have 1 elk license on List A A hunter can have 2 licenses, if at least 1 is from List B

LIST A LIST B• Any hunter may obtain one elk license.

How to obtain a List A license: • Either-Sex over-the-counter with caps for unit 54.• Unlimited archery licenses available at license agents, online and DOW o_ces. • Unlimited ri]e, antlered licenses sold at license agents, online and DOW o_cesuntil the season begins; then only at DOW o_ces.

• All limited licenses by drawing. Limited licenses may be available as leaover li-censes.

• Private Ranching for Wildlife licenses are available at participating ranches. • Landowner vouchers. See “Priority Landowner Registration.”

• Unlimited antlerless archery licenses.• Private-land-only antlerless licenses.• Anterless licenses, except for Ranching for Wildlife licenses, for units 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17,18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 40, 43, 44, 45, 47, 50, 54, 59, 74, 76, 79, 82, 83,85, 86, 128, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 147, 161, 171, 181, 201, 211,214, 231, 301, 361, 371, 441, 444, 471, 500, 501, 511, 512, 581, 591, 682, 691, 791, 851 and 861.

How to obtain a List B license: • Unlimited archery antlerless licenses sold at license agents, online and DOW o_ce throughout the season. • 1 limited license can be obtained by drawing or • 1 or both limited licenses may be available as leaover licenses. • Anterless licenses sold over-the-counter for units 25, 26 at license agents, online and DOW o_ces while sup-plies last.

• Landowner vouchers, if available, and if not a List A license.

Hunters ALSO can obtain any number of elk licenses from List C, no matter how many licenses they have from List A or B.

LIST C

• Antlerless, private-land-only licenses for unit 54, 55, 551, 391 and 461.• Unlimited either-sex plains licenses. • Any license for hunt codes E-F-002-E1-R, E-F-682-P5-R, E-M-682-P5-R, E-M-682-P6-R, E-E-082-P5-R• DOW auction or ra`e licenses. Game damage, special population management or disease management licenses. • Replacement licenses for animal found CWD positive.• Rewards program licenses (TIPS). Only 1 TIPs license per year. • Youth Outreach Licenses.• bese Ranching for Wildlife licenses: youth, donation and mobility impaired.

How to obtain a List C license: • leaover licenses sold at license agents, online and DOW o_ces while supplies last.• When available, game damage, disease management or special population management licenses issued by local DOW o_ces.

PRONGHORNNUMBER OF LICENSES A HUNTER CAN LEGALLY POSSESS

A hunter can have 1 pronghorn license on List A A hunter can have 2 licenses, if at least 1 is from List B

LIST A LIST B• Any hunter may obtain one pronghorn license.

How to obtain a List A license: • Unlimited archery licenses available at license agents, online and DOW o_ces. • Limited archery, muzzleloading and ri]e licenses available by drawing. Limited li-censes may be available as leaover licenses.

• Private Ranching for Wildlife licenses are available at participating ranches. • Landowner vouchers. See “Priority Landowner Registration.”

• Private-land-only licenses.• Doe licenses, except for Ranching for Wildlife licenses, for units 110, 111, 112,113, 114, 115, 118, 119, 120, 121, 123, 124, 125, 126, 128, 129, 133, 134, 135, 140,141, 142 and 147.

How to obtain a List B license: • 1 limited license can be obtained by drawing or • 1 or both limited licenses may be available as leaover licenses. • Landowner vouchers, if available, and if not a List A license.

Hunters ALSO can obtain any number of pronghorn licenses from List C, no matter how many licenses they have from List A or B.

LIST C

• DOW auction or ra`e licenses. Game damage, special population management or disease management licenses. • Replacement licenses for animal found CWD positive.• Youth Outreach Licenses.• bese Ranching for Wildlife licenses: youth, donation and mobility impaired.


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BEARNUMBER OF LICENSES A HUNTER CAN LEGALLY POSSESS

A hunter can have 1 bear license on List A A hunter can have 2 licenses, if at least 1 is from List BLIST A LIST B

• Any hunter may obtain one bear license.

How to obtain a List A license: • Archery, muzzleloading and ri]e licenses sold over-the-counter with caps at li-cense agents, online and DOW o_ces. Aaer season opens, only sold at DOW of-\ces.

• Limited ri]e licenses only available by drawing. Limited licenses may be availableas leaover licenses.

• Private Ranching for Wildlife licenses are available at participating ranches.

• Private-land-only licenses. How to obtain a List B license: • 1 limited license can be obtained by drawing or • 1 or both limited licenses may be available as leaover licenses.

Hunters ALSO can obtain any number of bear licenses from List C, no matter how many licenses they have from List A or B. LIST C

• Game damage or disease management licenses. • Rewards program licenses (TIPS). Only 1 TIPs license per year.


MOOSENUMBER OF LICENSES A HUNTER CAN LEGALLY POSSESS

A hunter can have 1 moose license on List A A hunter can have 2 licenses, if at least 1 is from List BLIST A LIST B

• Any hunter may obtain one moose license.

How to obtain a List A license: • By drawing. Limited licenses may be available as leaover licenses. • Private Ranching for Wildlife licenses are available at participating ranches.

• None.

Hunters ALSO can obtain any number of moose licenses from List C, no matter how many licenses they have from List A or B. LIST C

• DOW auction or ra`e licenses. Game damage, special population management or disease management licenses. • Replacement licenses for animal found CWD positive.• Rewards program licenses (TIPS). Only 1 TIPs license per year.


Did you know?In 2008, hunting and \shing supported over 21,000 jobs and $1.8billion in economic activity in Colorado.

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2010 APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

GUIDE TO UNIT TABLES

LIMITED LICENSE FEES(SEE HABITAT STAMP)

RESIDENT NONRESIDENT

LICENSE FEE LICENSE FEE

DEER

Resident $34 Nonresident $329

YouthResident $13.75 Youth

Nonresident $103.75

ELK

Resident $49 NonresidentBull $544

NonresidentCow $354

NonresidentEither-Sex $544


Nonresident $103.75

PRONGHORN



Nonresident $103.75

BEAR


MOOSE

Resident $254 Nonresident $1,819

Cost includes $3 nonrefundable application fee, a 25-cent search and rescue fee and 75-cent surcharge for the

Wildlife Management Public Education Fund.

DRAWING CALENDAR

Application Deadline April 6

Licenses in Mail By June 18

Refunds in Mail Approximately By

Bear: May 18Moose: May 20Pronghorn: June 24 - 30Elk: May 27 - June 7Deer: June 3 - 14

Drawing results are posted on our website as soon as licensesare in the mail.

Application Deadline: April 6, 2010

Midnight postmark acceptable.Applications postmarked after deadline are rejected.

Apply Online at:www.wildlife.state.co.us

Reduce mistakes that can result in disquali\cation.

EXAMPLE:

How to Read the Hunt Code Unit Tables1. be header describes which species and method the table is depictinghunt codes for.

2. be column titled “UNIT” is where you will \rst look to \nd your desiredhunt unit.• If the hunt code associated with a certain unit is also valid in addi-tional units, the column titled “VALID UNITS” will list applicableunits.

• If a “VALID UNITS” (column 2) is only associated with the main“UNIT”, the information listed with that unit will read, “SEE UNIT”.For example, see units 80 & 81 above.

• Please read the unit tables carefully. Some licenses are valid in oneunit only, while others are valid in multiple units.

3. “METHOD/SEASON” column depicts the legal methods and seasons foreach unit/hunt code. • Please read the rows carefully as units may have di^erent seasons. Forexample, Deer “Archery - Late” vs. “Archery”.

4. be “DATE” column lists the applicable season dates when said license isvalid. • Please follow the rows carefully as each unit may have multiple dates.

5. “SEX” this column indicates the sex that can be hunted in that season.• Please read the information carefully, for the permitted sex for a huntcode may have changed since the previous year.

6. “HUNT CODE” is the \nal column. bis is the code you will use to applyfor the desired license. • Please make sure to read the information carefully as there are manypossible hunt codes associated with each unit and they may havechanged since the last year.

7. PRIVATE LAND ONLY: When a hunt is allowed only on private land,you must get permission from a landowner in that unit before you hunt.

2010 DEER ARCHERY LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS

METHOD/SEASON DATE SEX HUNT CODE

80 80, 81 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Buck D-M-081-O1-A

81 SEE UNIT 80

82 82 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Buck D-M-082-O1-A

83 83Private

Land OnlyArchery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Buck D-M-083-P1-A

8585, 140,851 exceptBosque delOso SWA

Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Buck D-M-085-O1-A

86 SEE UNIT 69

87CWD

87, 88,89, 90, 95

Archery -Late

Oct. 1 - Oct. 22Either Sex D-E-087-O1-ANov. 3 - Nov. 30

Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

MAKESURE YOU GET A LICENSE!Being unsuccessful in the drawing doesn’t mean you can’tget a hunting license. Applications for deer, elk and prong-horn feature options if you don’t draw a first choice. Lookfor the “If unsuccessful” box on the application and make

your selection.

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1.CID Number. Starting from left to right, enter your number. If you weremailed this brochure, your CID number may be on the address labelabove your name. If you’ve never had a CID, see #16.

2. Enter Your First-Choice Hunt Code. The hunt code must be listed inthe unit tables. Applications are pre-printed with the first letter of thehunt code, indicating the species (E for elk, D for deer, etc.). If the first let-ter on the form does not match the first letter of your hunt code, STOP.You have either the wrong application form or wrong hunt code.

3. Optional Second, Third and Fourth Choices. You may apply for asmany as three more choices.

4.Permission to Provide Information.Allows information from applica-tions to be given to entities providing hunting information, services andproducts. If you check this box and decide you don’t want your informa-tion released, cancel your permission by writing DOW, 6060 Broadway,Denver, CO 80216, Attn: Call Center; in person at DOW offices; by e-mail to [email protected]; or phone, (303) 297-1192.

5. Name. Print your first name, middle initial and last name. Don’t add ordelete Jr., III, etc. Use capital letters. Enter as many letters as fit.

6.Date of Birth. Enter your birth date, using four digits for the year. Example: July 20, 1945MM DD YYYY07 20 1945

7. Payment. Mark an “X” in the box that applies to your residency. See li-cense fee chart for prices. Mark one box only.

8.Residency. If you checked “Resident” or “Resident Youth,” you must fillin the “Colorado Resident Since” boxes with month (MM) and year(YYYY) you moved here. For Colorado military, enter “88 8888.”

9.You are encouraged to buy your annual habitat stamp before or when ap-plying for a limited license. Licenses are NOTmailed until you meet theannual habitat stamp requirement (see “Habitat Stamp”). To avoid delaysin receiving a license, buy a habitat stamp online, by calling 1-800-244-5613 or after March 15 at a license agent or DOW office. You also can in-clude $5 for a habitat stamp with your license fee. Put an “X” in this box ifyou are sending $5 for the stamp.

10. If Unsuccessful. Place “X” in the correct box to tell us what to do ifyou don’t draw a license. a.Deer and elk applicants can choose the leftover drawing. If you choosethis option, you will receive a priority list of leftover licenses availablein the leftover drawing. Youths, 12-17, receive priority in the leftoverdrawing. (Licenses remaining after the leftover drawing go on sale to

the public the second Tuesday in Aug.) b. Pronghorn hunters can select a refund or a general archery license.Unsuccessful pronghorn applicants who leave this box blank automati-cally get a refund.

11.Groups. Pick 1 member as leader. All members, including leader, mustenter the leader’s CID number in section “For Groups Only.” Only appli-cants who enter the same number in this section are considered in thegroup. If no one has a CID, the leader should call the DOW. Group mem-bers must mail applications separately. See “Group Applications.”

12.Preference Points. If you have preference points for this species, mark“X” in box.

13. Hunter Education. Put “X” in box if you have a valid hunter educa-tion card. Proof of hunter education is required in Colorado if you wereborn on or after Jan. 1, 1949.

14. Social Security Number. Your Social Security number (SSN) is re-quired to apply for licenses. The SSN is not displayed on licenses. You cancontact the DOW directly with your SSN. If you already gave it to us,leave this section blank.

15. Signature. Read the certification statement carefully, then sign theapplication. Include a daytime phone number. Unsigned applications arerejected.

16. If you’ve never had a CID. Fill in the bottom part with your address,sex, area code and phone number, driver’s license number (first 14 digitsor letters only), height and weight. Don’t use bottom area for addresschanges.

17.Hunters who do not want to accumulate preference points may optout of paying the $25 preference point fee. If this option is checked, theapplicant will not receive a preference point unless they have purchasedan annual or big game licenses the previous year or current drawing.

18.You can change your address online or use change of address form inthe application insert. Mail the form separately. Mail it by April 6 to:DOW Address Change, 6060 Broadway, Denver, CO 80216. DO NOTINCLUDE IT WITH YOUR APPLICATION.

19. The Colorado Division of Wildlife recommends that hunters chosethe online applications system as errors can be elimited more easily inthat system. Hunters applying online should do so well before the draw-ing deadline as heavy online traffic may lead to system failures during thelast few days of the application period. Review your application. Incorrectapplications are disqualified, and no preference points are awarded. Pho-tocopy your application for your records.

Helpful Tips:•Use only applications in this brochure. Photocopies not accepted. •Print clearly. Use capital letters and stay in boxes. •Use your home address; business addresses are illegal. •Use BLACK BALLPOINT PEN ONLY.•Do not cut or fold applications. Remove stubs.•Do not use correction fluid or tape or write over errors. If you don’t have another application, scratch out the error and write above it without interfering with other boxes.

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DThe Division of Wildlife cannot be responsiblefor errors due to applications completed withlower case letters, colored inks or pencil.

CID

Customer Identification Number

FOR GROUPS ONLY (Same species, unit, season, and method of take)

CID

Enter Group Leader's Customer Identification #

Mark "X" if youhave preference

points for thisspecies.

Mark "X" if you

have a HunterEducation Card

(SSN) Your Social Security Number

"I CERTIFY THAT THE INFORMATION GIVENON THIS APPLICATION IS TRUE." (Giving false

information when applying for a license is acriminal offense.)

Signature/Daytime Phone NumberI hereby authorize the D.O.W. to make further inquiries to verify this information andspecifically agree that venue for such offenses shall be the District and County Court of AdamsCounty Colorado unless otherwise agreed by the D.O.W.

DO NOT USE THISSPACE FOR ADDRESSCHANGES! USE THEADDRESS CHANGEFORM INCLUDED INTHIS BROCHURE.Complete this areaONLY if you haveNEVER had aCustomer ID #.

Male Female

D D D

I give DOW permission to providemy name, address, and licenseinformation to certain personsrequesting it. See instructions.

2 0 0 3 4 0 0 0

USE BLACK BALLPOINT PEN AND PRINT IN CAPITAL LETTERS

Applicants please remember that landowner permission is

required prior to applying for a PLO hunt.

Non-Resident

Non-Resident Youth

Resident

Resident Youth

A Refund

Leftover draw

(If available)

If unsuccessful, send me ("X" one):I am including $5

for my ColoradoWildlife Habitat

Stamp.

1st Choice Hunt Code 2nd Choice Hunt Code 3rd Choice Hunt Code 4th Choice Hunt Code

First Name MI Last Nameame

Date of Birth (MMDDYYYY)

Colorado Resident Since(MMYYYY)

Address, P.O. Box, Rural Route (Mailing)

City (Include foreign country if needed)

Your Area Code and Phone Number Drivers License Number (no dashes or spaces)

State Zip

State Height (ft-in.) Weight (lbs)

DE

ER

20

10

If I do not qualify for a free preferencepoint, I DO NOT want the $25preference point fee withheld from myrefund. I understand this will forfeit

my preference point for the year.

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Colorado Division of WildlifeAttention: DeerP.O. Box 173313Denver, CO 80217-3313

Colorado Division of WildlifeAttention: ElkP.O. Box 173314Denver, CO 80217-3314

Colorado Division of WildlifeAttention: PronghornP.O. Box 173315Denver, CO 80217-3315

Colorado Division of WildlifeAttention: BearP.O. Box 173761Denver, CO 80217-3761

Colorado Division of WildlifeAttention: MooseP.O. Box 173782Denver, CO 80217-3782

HHYYBBRRIIDD DDRRAAWWIINNGGIn an e^ort to expand quality opportunities to big game hunters, the Col-orado Wildlife Commission has established a "Hybrid" drawing for select elkand deer licenses for the 2010 hunting seasons. be purpose of the drawingis to give hunters the additional opportunity to draw a license for some ofthe state’s premier elk and deer hunting areas. Hunters who normally wouldnot have enough preference points to draw these licenses now have a slightchance to draw a small number of the most coveted licenses through thisprocess. Nonresident caps apply. (Units with low numbers of available li-censes may not have any remaining for the Hybrid Drawing.)

Hunter QualiMcations:Hunters must have a minimum of \ve elk or deer preference points to par-ticipate in the Hybrid drawing.

Hunters must apply individually (group applications are not accepted).

How it Works:In hunt codes requiring 10 or more resident preference points to draw(based on a three year average and excluding Ranching for Wildlife), 20 per-cent of the available licenses will be issued through a random drawing.Quali\ed resident and nonresident hunters who select applicable elk anddeer hunt codes (listed below) and have at least \ve preference points forthat species will automatically enter the Hybrid drawing.Applicable hunt codes must be entered as your \rst choice on your applica-tion.

Winning applicants in the Hybrid drawing will be selected randomly. Hunters who successfully draw a license in the Hybrid drawing will losetheir preference points. Unsuccessful applicants will be awarded one prefer-ence point.

Hybrid Draw Hunt Codes:Quali\ed hunters wishing to participate in the Hybrid draw must chosefrom the hunt codes listed below as their \rst choice on their applicaiton:

ELK:

DEER:

E-E-002-01-A E-E-010-01-A E-E-201-01-A E-M-001-01-M E-M-002-01-ME-M-010-01-M E-M-061-O1-M E-M-201-01-M E-E-010-Y2-R E-M-851-O1-RE-M-851-O3-R E-E-002-E1-R E-E-010-E1-R E-E-001-E1-R E-E-201-E1-R

D-M-010-O4-R D-M-103-L1-R D-M-142-L1-R

RREEFFUUNNDDSS1. To get a refund or prefernce point restored you must turn in your licenseand carcass tag before opening day of that season. License must be ac-companied by a completed request form obtained at a DOW office or onour website. Requests must be postmarked before the season starts. Ifthere isn’t enough time to request a form, mail your license and carcasstag with a letter to the DOW. The envelope must be postmarked beforethe season starts and mailed to DOW, 6060 Broadway, Denver, 80216,attn: Refund Office.

2.After a season starts, refund or prefernce point restorations are limited toextreme medical circumstances of licensee, death of the licensee or deathof licensee’s immediate family member.

3.Refunds or preference point restorations are not considered more than 30days after a season starts. This limit is extended for members of the U.S.military whose service prevented requesting a refund on time.

4.Refunds for unsuccessful drawing applications are issued by June 30. The$3 application fee is not refunded. Preference points used in applying arenot restored to your record if you return your license and obtain a refund.Points may be restored in lieu of a refund at licensee’s request if the licenseis returned before the season opens.

GGRROOUUPP AAPPPPLLIICCAATTIIOONNSS1.Any number of people can apply as a group for deer, elk, bear and prong-horn. Group applications are not allowed for moose. Members mustapply for the same species, hunt code unit, season and method of take foreach choice. If there are discrepancies, the leader’s hunt code is used.Groups are assigned a number, and if their number is selected in thedrawing, everyone in the group gets a license. However, if the group is se-leted and there aren’t enough licenses for everyone in the group, the groupwill not draw; OR if the group has resident and nonresident applicantsand the nonresident cap has been met, the group will not draw.

2. To apply as a group, one person must be chosen as the leader. All mem-bers, including the leader, must apply using the leader’s CID number inthe “For Groups Only” section. See “Application Instructions” on page13.

3. If everyone in the group is successful for their first choice, they all get a li-cense and their preference points drop to zero. If unsuccessful for theirfirst choice, everyone gets a point. Licenses, refunds and notifications aresent to each person.

4. If anyone in the group makes an application error or doesn’t pay the cor-rect amount, everyone is disqualified and won’t get a preference point.

SSUUBBMMIITTTTIINNGG YYOOUURR AAPPPPLLIICCAATTIIOONN1. Make checks payable to: COLORADO DIVISION OF WILDLIFE.2. Only personal checks, cashier’s checks or money orders, in U.S. currency,accepted. Do not send cash. Credit cards accepted for online applicationsonly.

3. Application drop boxes are available at the Denver service center andheadquarters; only personal checks, cashier’s checks or money orders ac-cepted.

4.Write your CID number on your check.5.Don’t send applications directly to us unless your name changed or youwere told to do so by us.

6.Applications are rejected if your check is returned by the bank and themoney may be collected electronically.

7.Use a 4 1/8 X 9 1/2 inch envelope (standard commercial #10 envelope) soyou don’t have to fold the application.

8.You can submit only 1 application per species, per year. Each species mustbe in a separate envelope with separate payment, including group applica-tions. Envelopes with multiple applications can be damaged by machineopener. Send applications to:

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2010 DEER SEASONSDEER LICENSE FEES

(See Habitat Stamp)

License License Fee Application Fee Total

Limited Licenses

Resident $31 $3 $34

Nonresident $326 $3 $329

Youth Limited Licenses

Resident $10.75 $3 $13.75

Nonresident $100.75 $3 $103.75Fees include 25-cent search and rescue fee and 75-cent surcharge for Wildlife Management

Education Fund.

DEFINITIONS

•Buck (Antlered): Antlers at least 5 inches long•Doe (Antlerless): No antlers or antlers less than 5 inches long•Either-Sex:A legal buck or doe. No antler-point restrictions fordeer. Minimum antler length applies.

SSEEAASSOONN CCHHOOIICCEE LLIICCEENNSSEESS

Season choice licenses are available for deer hunting in units 91, 92 and 96.These are private-land-only doe deer licenses valid in established archery,muzzleloading, regular rifle and late rifle deer seasons. •Archery: Oct. 1-22; Nov. 3-30; Dec. 15-31•Muzzleloading: Oct. 9-17•Rifle: Oct. 23 - Nov. 2; Dec. 1-14Hunters may use a season choice license to hunt in any or all of the seasonson private land in designated units until their license is filled. All season re-strictions, including season dates and method of take, apply.

UNDERSTANDING THE HUNT CODE TABLES1. * Under “Sex” indicates units with licenses lea aaer last year’s drawing. 2. + Under “Sex” indicates hunt codes requiring an average of a least 6 pref-erence points needed for a Colorado resident to draw a speci\c licenseover a 3-year period ending with the 2009 drawing.

Chronic Wasting Disease units labeled in RED

PPRREEFFEERREENNCCEE PPOOIINNTT HHUUNNTT CCOODDEEYou can gain a preference point as your first choice on your application touse another year. You can use your second choice to apply for a license. Ifyou apply for a point only, your money, minus the $3 application fee, is re-funded. To apply for a point, enter hunt code D-P-999-99-P as a FirstChoice. $25 may also be deducted if you don’t meet the criteria under “Pref-erence Points #2.” For detailed information please refer to the “PreferencePoints” section on page 3.

DDEEEERR LLIICCEENNSSEESS LLIIMMIITTEEDDAll deer licenses are limited and available only by drawing for specific units.Only legal hand-held bows allowed in archery season. Only legal muzzleloading rifles and smoothbore muskets allowed in muzzle-loading seasons.


UNIT VALID UNITS




3CWD

3, 4, 5, 14,214, 301,441

Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex D-E-003-O1-A

4CWD

SEE UNIT 3

5CWD

SEE UNIT 3

6CWD

6, 16, 17,161, 171 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex D-E-006-O1-A

7CWD

7, 8, 9,19, 191 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex* D-E-007-O1-A

8CWD

SEE UNIT 7

9CWD

SEE UNIT 7

10CWD

10 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Buck D-M-010-O1-A

11CWD

11, 13, 22,131, 211,231 & privateland inunits 12,23, 24


12CWD

Units 12,23 N ofthe WhiteRiver &unit 24 Nor theNorth

Fork of theWhiteRiver




13CWD



14CWD

SEE UNIT 3

15CWD

15 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex* D-E-015-O1-A

16CWD

SEE UNIT 6

17CWD

SEE UNIT 6

18CWD

18, 27,28, 37,181, 371


19CWD

SEE UNIT 7

20CWD


21CWD

21, 30 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Buck D-M-021-O1-A

22CWD



2010 DEER SEASON CHOICE LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS METHOD/SEASON SEX HUNT CODE

91CWD

91Private Land Only Season Choice Doe* D-F-091-S1-R

92CWD


96CWD


Mule Deer by © Vic Schendel

2010 DEER SEASONS

16


UNIT VALID UNITS


23CWD

Units 12,23 N of theWhiteRiver &unit 24 Nor the

North Forkof theWhiteRiver




Unit 24 Sof N Forkof WhiteRiver, Unit23 S ofWhiteRiver &unit 33


24CWD

Units 12,23 N ofthe WhiteRiver &unit 24 Nor theNorth

Fork of theWhiteRiver




Unit 24 Sof N Forkof WhiteRiver, Unit23 S ofWhiteRiver &unit 33


25CWD

25, 26 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex* D-E-025-O1-A

26 SEE UNIT 25

27CWD

SEE UNIT 18

28CWD

SEE UNIT 18

29CWD


30

21, 30 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Buck D-M-021-O1-A30 S of theHighlineCanal andE of W SaltCreek. Private

Land Only

Archery Aug. 28 - Oct. 31 Either Sex* D-E-030-P5-A


32 SEE UNIT 31

33CWD

Unit 23 S ofWhite

River; unit24 S of NFork ofWhiteRiver &unit 33


34 34 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex* D-E-034-O1-A

35 35, 36, 45,361 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex D-E-035-O1-A

36CWD

SEE UNIT 35

37CWD

SEE UNIT 18

38CWD


39CWD

39, 46 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex D-E-039-O1-A


41CWD

41, 42,421 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex D-E-041-O1-A

42CWD

SEE UNIT 41

43 43, 47,471 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex D-E-043-O1-A

44 44 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex D-E-044-O1-A


UNIT VALID UNITS


45 SEE UNIT 35

46 SEE UNIT 39

47 SEE UNIT 43

48 48, 56,481, 561 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Buck D-M-048-O1-A

49 49, 57,58, 581 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex D-E-049-O1-A


51CWD


52 52, 411,521 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Buck D-M-052-O1-A




56 SEE UNIT 48

57 SEE UNIT 49

58 SEE UNIT 49

59CWD







65 SEE UNIT 64



68 68, 681,682 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Buck D-M-068-O1-A

69CWD

69, 84,86, 691,861



71 71, 711 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex D-E-071-O1-A


73 SEE UNIT 72





78 SEE UNIT 77



81 SEE UNIT 80


83 83Private

Land OnlyArchery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Buck D-M-083-P1-A

84CWD

SEE UNIT 69



86 SEE UNIT 69


UNIT VALID UNITS


87CWD

87, 88,89, 90, 95

Archery -Late


Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

88CWD

SEE UNIT 87

89CWD

SEE UNIT 87

90CWD

SEE UNIT 87

91CWD

91 Archery -Late


Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

92CWD

92 Archery -Late


Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

93CWD

93, 97, 98,100

Archery -Late

Oct. 1 - Oct. 22Either Sex* D-E-093-O1-ANov. 3 - Nov. 30

Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

94CWD

94, 951 Archery -Late


Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

95CWD

SEE UNIT 87

96CWD

96 Archery -Late


Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

97 SEE UNIT 93

98 SEE UNIT 93

99CWD

99 Archery -Late


Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

100 SEE UNIT 93

101 101, 102 Archery -Late


Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

102CWD

SEE UNIT 101

103 103 Archery -Late


Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

104 104, 105,106

Archery -Late


Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

105 SEE UNIT 104

106 SEE UNIT 104

107CWD

107 Archery -Late

Oct. 1 - Oct. 22Either Sex* D-E-107-O1-ANov. 3 - Nov. 30

Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

109CWD

109 Archery -Late


Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

110 110,111,118, 119,123, 124

Archery -Late

Oct. 1 - Oct. 22Either Sex D-E-110-O2-A

Nov. 3 - Dec. 31

111 SEE UNIT 110

112 112, 113,114, 115,120, 121

Archery -Late


Nov. 3 - Dec. 31

113 SEE UNIT 112

114 SEE UNIT 112

115 SEE UNIT 112

116 116, 117 Archery -LateOct. 1 - Oct. 22

Either Sex D-E-116-O2-ANov. 3 - Dec. 31

17

2010 DEER SEASONS2010 DEER ARCHERY LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


117 SEE UNIT 116

118 SEE UNIT 110

119 SEE UNIT 110

120 SEE UNIT 112

121 SEE UNIT 112

122122, 125,126, 127,130, 132,137, 138,139, 146

Archery -Late


Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

123 SEE UNIT 110

124 SEE UNIT 110

125 SEE UNIT 122

126 SEE UNIT 122

127 SEE UNIT 122

128 128, 133,134, 135

Archery -Late


Nov. 3 - Dec. 31

129 129 Archery -Late


Dec. 15 - Dec. 31


UNIT VALID UNITS


211CWD



214CWD

SEE UNIT 3

231CWD



301CWD

SEE UNIT 3

361CWD

SEE UNIT 35

371CWD

SEE UNIT 18

391CWD

SEE UNIT 51Landowner permission advisable before applying. Most land is private.

411 SEE UNIT 52

421CWD

SEE UNIT 41

441CWD

SEE UNIT 3


461CWD

SEE UNIT 51 Landowner permission advisable before applying. Most land is private.

471 SEE UNIT 43

481 SEE UNIT 48

500 SEE UNIT 50

501 SEE UNIT 50

511 SEE UNIT 59

521CWD

SEE UNIT 52


561 SEE UNIT 48

581 SEE UNIT 49

591CWD

SEE UNIT 59See “Ft. Carson”

681 SEE UNIT 68

682 SEE UNIT 68

691 SEE UNIT 69

711 SEE UNIT 71


751 SEE UNIT 75

771 SEE UNIT 77

791 SEE UNIT 79

851

Unit 851except

Bosque delOso SWA& units 85,140


851Bosque delOso SWAonly


861 SEE UNIT 69

951CWD

SEE UNIT 94

130 SEE UNIT 122

131CWD

11, 13, 22,131, 211,231 &

private landin units 12,23, 24


132 SEE UNIT 122

133 SEE UNIT 128

134 SEE UNIT 128

135 SEE UNIT 128

136 136, 141,142, 147

Archery -Late

Oct. 1 - Oct. 22

Either Sex D-E-136-O1-ANov. 3 - Nov. 30

Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

137 SEE UNIT 122

138 SEE UNIT 122

139 SEE UNIT 122

14085, 140,851 except

Bosque delOso SWA


141 SEE UNIT 136

142 SEE UNIT 136

143 143, 144,145

Archery -Late


Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

144 SEE UNIT 143

145 SEE UNIT 143

146 SEE UNIT 122

147 SEE UNIT 136

161CWD

SEE UNIT 6

171CWD

SEE UNIT 6

181CWD

SEE UNIT 18

191CWD

SEE UNIT 7


2010 DEER ARCHERY - WHITETAILONLY LICENSES

VALD UNITS METHOD/SEASON DATE SEX HUNT CODE

93, 97, 98, 100CWD

Archery-Whitetailonly


Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

101, 102Archery-Whitetailonly


Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

104, 105, 106Archery-Whitetailonly


Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

107CWD



Dec. 15 - Dec. 31Oct. 1 - Oct. 22

Doe* D-F-107-O3-ANov. 3 - Nov. 30Dec. 15 - Dec. 31

109CWD



Dec. 15 - Dec. 31Oct. 1 - Oct. 22


110, 111, 118,119, 123, 124


Oct. 1 - Oct. 22 Either Sex D-E-110-O4-ANov. 3 - Dec. 31Oct. 1 - Oct. 22 Doe* D-F-110-O4-ANov. 3 - Dec. 31

112, 113, 114,115, 120, 121



116, 117Archery-Whitetailonly


122, 125, 126,127, 130, 132,137, 138, 139,

146



Dec. 15 - Dec. 31Oct. 1 - Oct. 22


128, 133, 134,135


Oct. 1 - Oct. 22 Either Sex D-E-128-O4-ANov. 3 - Nov. 30Oct. 1 - Oct. 22 Doe D-F-128-O4-ANov. 3 - Nov. 30

129Archery-Whitetailonly


Dec. 15 - Dec. 31Oct. 1 - Oct. 22

Doe D-F-129-O3-ANov. 3 - Nov. 30Dec. 15 - Dec. 31



Dec. 15 - Dec. 31Oct. 1 - Oct. 22

Doe D-F-136-O3-ANov. 3 - Nov. 30Dec. 15 - Dec. 31


Oct. 1 - Oct. 22EitherSex* D-E-143-O3-ANov. 3 - Nov. 30

Dec. 15 - Dec. 31Oct. 1 - Oct. 22


2010 DEER SEASONS2010 DEER MUZZLELOADING LICENSES

UNIT VALIDUNITS


1 1 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Buck D-M-001-O1-M

2 2 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Buck+ D-M-002-O1-M

3CWD

3, 4, 5, 14,214, 301,441

Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Buck D-M-003-O1-MDoe D-F-003-O1-M

4CWD

SEE UNIT 3

5CWD

SEE UNIT 3

6CWD

6, 16, 17,161, 171


7CWD

7, 8, 9, 19.191

Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Buck* D-M-007-O1-MDoe D-F-007-O1-M

8CWD

SEE UNIT 7

9CWD

SEE UNIT 7

10CWD

10 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Buck D-M-010-O1-M

11CWD

11, 13, 22,131, 211,231 &privateland inunits 12,23, 24

Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Buck D-M-011-O1-M

Doe D-F-011-O1-M

12CWD

Units 12,23, N ofWhiteRiver &unit 24 Nof N For ofWhiteRiver


Doe D-F-012-O1-M



Doe D-F-011-O1-M

13CWD



Doe D-F-011-O1-M

14CWD

SEE UNIT 3

15CWD

15 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Buck D-M-015-O1-MDoe D-F-015-O1-M

16CWD

SEE UNIT 6

17CWD

SEE UNIT 6

18CWD

18, 27,28, 37,181, 371


19CWD

SEE UNIT 7

20CWD

20 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Buck* D-M-020-O1-MDoe* D-F-020-O1-M

21CWD

21, 30 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Buck D-M-021-O1-M

22CWD



Doe D-F-011-O1-M

23CWD

Unit 23 Nof WhiteRiver, unit24 N of NFork ofWhiteRiver &unit 33

Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19

Buck D-M-012-O1-M

Doe D-F-012-O1-M



Doe D-F-011-O1-M

Unit 23 Sof WhiteRiver, unit24 S of NFork ofWhiteRiver &unit 33


Doe D-F-033-O1-M

33CWD



Buck D-M-033-O1-M

Doe D-F-033-O1-M

34 34 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Buck D-M-034-O1-MDoe* D-F-034-O1-M

35 35, 36,45, 361


36CWD

SEE UNIT 35

37CWD

SEE UNIT 18

38CWD


39CWD

39, 46 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Buck D-M-039-O1-MDoe D-F-039-O1-M


41 41, 42,421


42CWD

SEE UNIT 41

43 43, 47,471

Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Buck D-M-043-O1-MDoe D-F-043-O1-M

44 44 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Buck D-M-044-O1-MDoe D-F-044-O1-M

45 SEE UNIT 35

46 SEE UNIT 39

47 SEE UNIT 43

48 48, 56,481, 561 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Buck D-M-048-O1-M

49 49, 57,58, 581


50 50, 500,501 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Buck D-M-050-O1-M

51CWD

51, 391,461


52 52, 411, 521 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Buck D-M-052-O1-M




2010 DEER MUZZLELOADING LICENSESUNIT VALID

UNITSMETHOD/SEASON DATE SEX HUNT CODE

56 SEE UNIT 48

57 SEE UNIT 49

58 SEE UNIT 49

59CWD

59, 511,591






64 64, 65 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Buck D-M-064-O1-M

65 SEE UNIT 64




69CWD

69, 84, 86,691, 861 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19

Buck D-M-069-O1-M

Doe D-F-069-O1-M


71 71, 711 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Buck D-M-071-O1-MDoe D-F-071-O1-M


73 SEE UNIT 72




77 77, 78,771


78 SEE UNIT 77



81 SEE UNIT 80


83 83Private

Land OnlyMuzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Buck D-M-083-P1-M

84CWD

SEE UNIT 69

8585, 140,851 exceptBosquedel OsoSWA

Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Buck D-M-085-O1-M

86 SEE UNIT 69

87CWD

87, 88,89, 90, 95

Muzzleloading Oct. 9 - Oct. 17 Buck D-M-087-O2-MDoe D-F-087-O2-M

88CWD

SEE UNIT 87

89CWD

SEE UNIT 87

90CWD

SEE UNIT 87

91CWD

91 Muzzleloading Oct. 9 - Oct. 17 Buck D-M-091-O2-MDoe D-F-091-O2-M

92CWD

92 Muzzleloading Oct. 9 - Oct. 17 Buck D-M-092-O2-MDoe* D-F-092-O2-M

93CWD

93, 97,98, 100

Muzzleloading Oct. 9 - Oct. 17 Buck D-M-093-O2-MDoe* D-F-093-O2-M

94CWD

94 Muzzleloading Oct. 9 - Oct. 17 Buck* D-M-094-O2-MDoe D-F-094-O2-M

95CWD

SEE UNIT 87

96CWD

96 Muzzleloading Oct. 9 - Oct. 17 Buck D-M-096-O2-MDoe D-F-096-O2-M

18



24CWD

Unit 23 Nof WhiteRiver, unit24 N of NFork ofWhiteRiver &unit 33


Doe D-F-012-O1-M



Doe D-F-011-O1-M



Doe D-F-033-O1-M

25CWD

25, 26 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Buck D-M-025-O1-MDoe* D-F-025-O1-M

26 SEE UNIT 25

27CWD

SEE UNIT 18

28CWD

SEE UNIT 18

29CWD


30 SEE UNIT 21


32 SEE UNIT 31

2010 DEER SEASONS

19



97 SEE UNIT 93

98 SEE UNIT 93

99CWD

99 Muzzleloading Oct. 9 - Oct. 17Buck D-M-099-O2-MDoe D-F-099-O2-M

100 SEE UNIT 93

101 101, 102 Muzzleloading Oct. 9 - Oct. 17Buck D-M-101-O2-MDoe D-F-101-O2-M

102CWD

SEE UNIT 101

103 103 Muzzleloading Oct. 9 - Oct. 17Buck D-M-103-O2-MDoe D-F-103-O2-M

104 104, 105,106

Muzzleloading Oct. 9 - Oct. 17Buck D-M-104-O2-MDoe* D-F-104-O2-M

105 SEE UNIT 104

106 SEE UNIT 104

107CWD

107, 112,113, 114,115, 120,121

Muzzleloading Oct. 9 - Oct. 17Buck D-M-107-O2-M

Doe* D-F-107-O2-M

109CWD

109 Muzzleloading Oct. 9 - Oct. 17Buck D-M-109-O2-MDoe* D-F-109-O2-M

110 110, 111,118, 119,123, 124

Muzzleloading Oct. 9 - Oct. 17Buck D-M-110-O2-MDoe* D-F-110-O2-M

111 SEE UNIT 110

112 SEE UNIT 107

113 SEE UNIT 107

114 SEE UNIT 107

115 SEE UNIT 107

116 116, 117 Muzzleloading Oct. 9 - Oct. 17Buck D-M-116-O2-MDoe* D-F-116-O2-M

117 SEE UNIT 116

118 SEE UNIT 110

119 SEE UNIT 110

120 SEE UNIT 107

121 SEE UNIT 107

122122, 125,126, 127,130, 132,137, 138,139, 146


Doe* D-F-122-O2-M

123 SEE UNIT 110

124 SEE UNIT 110

125 SEE UNIT 122

126 SEE UNIT 122

127 SEE UNIT 122

128128, 129,133, 134,135, 136,141, 142,147


Doe D-F-128-O2-M

129 SEE UNIT 128

130 SEE UNIT 122

131CWD


MuzzleloadingSept. 11 - Sept.

19

Buck D-M-011-O1-M

Doe D-F-011-O1-M

132 SEE UNIT 122

133 SEE UNIT 128

134 SEE UNIT 128

135 SEE UNIT 128



136 SEE UNIT 128

137 SEE UNIT 122

138 SEE UNIT 122

139 SEE UNIT 122

14085, 140,851 ex-ceptBosquedel OsoSWA


141 SEE UNIT 128

142 SEE UNIT 128

143 143, 144,145

Muzzleloading Oct. 9 - Oct. 17 Buck D-M-143-O2-MDoe* D-F-143-O2-M

144 SEE UNIT 143

145 SEE UNIT 143

146 SEE UNIT 122

147 SEE UNIT 128

161CWD

SEE UNIT 6

171CWD

SEE UNIT 6

181CWD

SEE UNIT 18

191CWD

SEE UNIT 7


211CWD



Doe D-F-011-O1-M

214CWD

SEE UNIT 3

231CWD



Doe D-F-011-O1-M

301CWD

SEE UNIT 3

361CWD

SEE UNIT 35

371CWD

SEE UNIT 18

391CWD

SEE UNIT 51Landowner permission advisable before applying.

Most land is private.

411 SEE UNIT 52

421CWD

SEE UNIT 41

441CWD

SEE UNIT 3


461CWD

SEE UNIT 51Landowner permission advisable before applying. Most land is private.

471 SEE UNIT 43

481 SEE UNIT 48


50150, 500,501 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Buck D-M-050-O1-M

501 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Doe D-F-501-O1-M

511 SEE UNIT 59

521CWD

SEE UNIT 52


561 SEE UNIT 48

581 SEE UNIT 49

2010 DEER MUZZLELOADING -WHITETAIL ONLY LICENSES

UNIT METHOD/SEASON DATE SEX HUNT CODE

93, 97, 98,100CWD

Muzzleloading -Whitetail only Oct. 9 - Oct. 17

Either Sex D-E-093-O3-MDoe* D-F-093-O3-M

101, 102 Muzzleloading -Whitetail only Oct. 9 - Oct. 17


104, 105, 106 Muzzleloading -Whitetail only Oct. 9 - Oct. 17

Either Sex D-E-104-O3-MDoe D-F-104-O3-M

107, 112,113, 114,

115, 120, 121CWD


Either Sex* D-E-107-O3-M

Doe* D-F-107-O3-M

109, 116, 117CWD



110, 111,118, 119,123, 124


Either Sex D-E-110-O3-MDoe D-F-110-O3-M

122, 125,126, 127,130, 132,137, 138,139, 146



Doe* D-F-122-O3-M

128, 129,133, 134,135, 136,141, 147


Either Sex D-E-128-O3-M

Doe D-F-128-O3-M

143, 144, 145 Muzzleloading -Whitetail only Oct. 9 - Oct. 17


Doe* D-F-143-O3-M



561 SEE UNIT 48

581 SEE UNIT 49

591CWD

SEE UNIT 59See Fort Carson under “Closures.”

681 SEE UNIT 68

682 SEE UNIT 68

691 SEE UNIT 69

711 SEE UNIT 71


751 SEE UNIT 75

771 SEE UNIT 77

791 SEE UNIT 79

851

85, 140, 851except

Bosque delOso SWA


851Bosque delOso SWAOnly

Muzzleloading Sept. 25 - Oct. 3 Buck D-M-851-O1-M

861 SEE UNIT 69

951CWD

951 Muzzleloading Oct. 9 - Oct. 17Buck D-M-951-O2-MDoe* D-F-951-O2-M

2010 DEER SEASONS2010 DEER RIFLE LICENSES

UNIT VALIDUNITS


1 1 Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-001-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck+ D-M-001-O3-R

2 2 Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck+ D-M-002-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck+ D-M-002-O3-R

3CWD

3, 301 Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31Buck D-M-003-O2-RDoe* D-F-003-O2-R

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14Buck D-M-003-O3-RDoe D-F-003-O3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-003-O4-R3, 4, 5, 14, 214,301, 441

Private LandOnly

Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Either Sex D-E-003-P2-R

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Either Sex D-E-003-P3-R

4CWD

4, 14, 214,441

Ri]e - Combined


Nov. 6 - Nov. 14Buck D-M-004-O3-RDoe* D-F-004-O3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-004-O4-R3, 4, 5, 14, 214,301, 441

Private LandOnly

Ri]e - Combined



5CWD

5Ri]e -

Combined



Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-005-O4-R3, 4, 5, 14, 214,301, 441

Private LandOnly

Ri]e - Combined



6CWD

Unit 6 above10,000 a; unit7 within

Rawah Wilder-ness only

Ri]e -Early Sept. 4 - Sept. 12 Buck D-M-006-E1-R

6, 16, 17,161, 171 Ri]e - Early Sept. 27 - Oct. 5 Doe D-F-006-E1-R

6 Ri]e - Early Sept. 27 - Oct. 5 Buck D-M-006-E2-R

6 Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-006-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-006-O3-R

6, 16, 17,161, 171

Ri]e - Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-006-O4-R

7CWD

Unit 6 above10,000 a; unit7 within

Rawah Wilder-ness only



Oct. 23 - Oct. 31Buck D-M-007-O2-RDoe D-F-007-O2-R



8CWD

SEE UNIT 7

9CWD

9Private Land

onlyRi]e -Early Sept. 1 - Jan. 31 Doe* D-F-009-P5-R

9, 19, 191 Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31Buck* D-M-009-O2-RDoe D-F-009-O2-R

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14Buck* D-M-009-O3-RDoe D-F-009-O3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21Buck* D-M-009-O4-RDoe D-F-009-O4-R

10CWD

10Ri]e -

Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-010-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-010-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck+ D-M-010-O4-R

11CWD




Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-011-O4-R11, 12, 13, 22,23, 24, 211Private Land

Only

Ri]e - Combined



2010 DEER RIFLE LICENSES

UNIT VALIDUNITS


12CWD

In Flat TopsWildernessArea units 12,24, 25, 26 &

231Ri]e - Early Sept. 4 - Sept. 12 Buck D-M-012-E1-R

12, 13, 23,24

Ri]e - Combined




Only

Ri]e - Combined



13CWD

12, 13, 23,24

Ri]e - Combined




Only

Ri]e - Combined



14CWD

14, 16 & 161within Mt.Zirkel

WildernessArea

Ri]e - Early Sept. 4 - Sept. 12 Buck D-M-014-E1-R

4, 14, 214,441

Ri]e - Combined



Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-004-O4-R3, 4, 5, 14, 214,301, 444

Private LandOnly

Ri]e - Combined



15CWD

15 Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-015-O2-RDoe D-F-015-O2-R

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-015-O3-RDoe D-F-015-O3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-015-O4-R15

PrivateLand Only

Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Either Sex* D-E-015-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Either Sex* D-E-015-P3-R

16CWD

14, 16 & 161within Mt.Zirkel

WildernessArea

Ri]e - Early Augt. 28 - Sept. 5 Buck D-M-014-E1-R



16 Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-016-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck* D-M-016-O3-R

6, 16, 17,161, 171

Ri]e -Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-006-O4-R

17CWD



17 Ri]e - Combined


6, 16, 17,161, 171

Ri]e -Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-006-O4-R

18CWD

18, 28, 37,371

Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck* D-M-018-O2-RDoe* D-F-018-O2-R


Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-018-O4-R18, 27, 28, 37181, 371

Private LandOnly

Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Either Sex* D-E-018-P2-R

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Either Sex* D-E-018-P3-R

19CWD

SEE UNIT 9

20CWD

20 Ri]e - Combined




20Private

Land OnlyRi]e

Oct. 23 - Nov. 30 Buck D-M-020-P5-RSept. 1 - Jan. 31 Doe* D-F-020-P5-R

21CWD

21 Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-021-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck+ D-M-021-O3-R


UNIT VALIDUNITS


22CWD

22 Ri]e - Combined




Only

Ri]e - Combined



23CWD

12, 13, 23,24

Ri]e - Combined




Only

Ri]e - Combined



24CWD

In Flat TopsWildernessArea units12, 24, 25,26 & 231


12, 13, 23,24

Ri]e - Com-bined




Only

Ri]e - Com-bined



25CWD




Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-025-O2-RDoe* D-F-025-O2-R

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-025-O3-RDoe* D-F-025-O3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-025-O4-R25, 26Private

Land OnlyRi]e -

CombinedOct. 23 - Oct. 31 Either Sex* D-E-025-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Either Sex* D-E-025-P3-R

26






Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-025-O4-R25, 26Private

Land OnlyRi]e -


27CWD



Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck* D-M-027-O3-RDoe* D-F-027-O3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-027-O4-R18, 27, 28, 37181, 371

Private LandOnly

Ri]e - Combined



28CWD

SEE UNIT 18

29CWD

29 Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31Buck* D-M-029-O2-RDoe D-F-029-O2-R

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14Buck* D-M-029-O3-RDoe* D-F-029-O3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21Buck* D-M-029-O4-RDoe* D-F-029-O4-R

29Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Early Sept. 1 - Jan. 31 Doe* D-F-029-P5-R

20


UNIT VALIDUNITS


30 30 Ri]e - Combined



3131, 32 Ri]e -

CombinedOct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-031-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-031-O3-R

31, 32Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-031-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-031-P3-R

32 SEE UNIT 31

33CWD

33 Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck* D-M-033-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-033-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-033-O4-R

33Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck* D-M-033-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck* D-M-033-P3-RDec. 1 - Jan. 31 Doe* D-F-033-P5-R

3434 Ri]e -

Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-034-O2-RDoe* D-F-034-O2-R

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-034-O3-RDoe* D-F-034-O3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-034-O4-R

34Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined


3535, 36, 45.361

Ri]e - Combined




35, 36, 45.361

Private Land Only

Ri]e - Com-bined



36CWD

Unit 36within

Eagles NestWildernessArea


35, 36, 45.361

Ri]e - Combined




35, 36, 45.361

Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined



37CWD

SEE UNIT 18

38CWD

38 Ri]e - Combined




38Private Land Only Ri]e - Early Sept. 1 - Jan. 31 Doe* D-F-038-P5-R

38Je^erson Coportion only

Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Jan. 31Doe* D-F-038-L1-REither Sex D-E-038-L1-R

39CWD





39, 46Private Land Only Ri]e - Early Sept. 1 - Jan. 31 Doe D-F-039-P5-R

21


UNIT VALID UNITS METHOD/SEASON DATE SEX HUNT CODE

4040 Ri]e -


40Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined


4141, 42, 421 Ri]e -

Combined



41 Ri]e - Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-041-O4-R

41, 42, 421Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined


42CWD






Ri]e - Combined


43

Unit 43within theMaroon

Bells-Snow-mass

Wildernessarea.







Ri]e - Combined


44

Unit 44, 45and 444within theHoly CrossWildernessarea.


44

Ri]e - Combined


44 Nov. 6 - Nov. 14Buck D-M-044-O3-RDoe D-F-044-O3-R

44 Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck+ D-M-044-O4-R

44Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Either Sex D-E-044-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Either Sex D-E-044-P3-R

45



35, 36, 45.361

Ri]e - Combined


35, 36, 45.361 Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-035-O3-R

Doe D-F-035-O3-R35, 36, 45.361 Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-035-O4-R

35, 36, 45.361

Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined


46 SEE UNIT 39

47

Unit 47 withinthe Hunter-FryingpanWildernessarea.


43, 47, 471

Ri]e - Combined


43, 47, 471 Nov. 6 - Nov. 14Buck D-M-043-O3-RDoe D-F-043-O3-R

43, 47, 471 Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-043-O4-R

43, 47, 471Private Land

OnlyRi]e -


48 48, 56, 481,561

Ri]e - Combined



UNIT VALID UNITS METHOD/SEASON DATE SEX HUNT CODE

49

49, 57, 58,581

Ri]e - Combined



Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Doe D-F-049-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Doe D-F-049-O3-R


Ri]e - Combined


50 50, 500, 501 Ri]e - Combined


51CWD

51 Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-051-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-051-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-051-O4-R

51Private

Land OnlyRi]e


52

52, 411,521

Ri]e - Combined


52, 411,521

Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined


52Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined Sept. 1 - Oct. 31 Doe D-M-052-P5-R

5353 Ri]e -

Combined


53Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined


53Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined Sept. 1 - Oct. 31 Doe* D-M-053-P5-R

5454 Ri]e -


54Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined


5555 Ri]e -


55Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined


5648, 56, 481,

561Ri]e -


56Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Doe* D-F-056-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Doe* D-F-056-P3-R

57 SEE UNIT 49

5849, 57, 58,581

Ri]e - Combined



Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Doe D-F-058-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Doe D-M-058-O3-R

59CWD



60

60 Ri]e - Combined


60Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined Oct. 23 - Oct. 31

Buck D-M-060-P2-RDoe D-F-060-P2-R

60Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined Nov. 6 - Nov. 14


6161 Ri]e -

Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-061-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-061-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck+ D-M-061-O4-R

61Private Land Only

Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Doe* D-F-061-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Doe* D-F-061-P3-R

62

62 Ri]e - Combined


62Private Land Only


Buck D-M-062-P2-RDoe* D-F-062-P2-R

62Private Land Only




UNIT VALIDUNITS


90CWD

90 Ri]e -Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2

Buck D-M-090-O1-RDoe D-F-090-O1-R

90 Ri]e -Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 14

Buck D-M-090-L1-RDoe D-F-090-L1-R

91CWD



91 Ri]e -Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 14

Buck D-M-091-L1-RDoe D-F-091-L1-R

91Private Land Only Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 14 Buck D-M-091-P5-R

92CWD



92 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 14Buck D-M-092-L1-RDoe D-F-092-L1-R


93CWD




94CWD


Buck* D-M-094-O1-RDoe* D-F-094-O1-R

94 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 14Buck D-M-094-L1-RDoe* D-F-094-L1-R

95CWD




96CWD





9797 Ri]e -

Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2Buck D-M-097-O1-RDoe D-F-097-O1-R


9898 Ri]e -



99CWD



99 Ri]e -Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 14Buck D-M-099-L1-RDoe D-F-099-L1-R

100100 Ri]e -



101101 Ri]e -



102CWD




103



103 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 14Buck+ D-M-103-L1-RDoe D-F-103-L1-R

103Private Land Only Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 14


104104 Ri]e -

Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2Buck D-M-104-O1-RDoe* D-F-104-O1-R


22


UNIT VALIDUNITS


63

63 Ri]e - Combined


63Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined


63Private Land Only Ri]e - Early Sept. 1 - Oct. 31 Doe* D-F-063-P5-R

6464, 65 Ri]e -

Combined



Ri]e - Combined


65 SEE UNIT 64





68 68. 681,682

Ri]e - Combined


69CWD

69, 84, 86,691, 861

Ri]e - Combined


69, 84, 86,691, 861

Private Land Only


Buck* D-M-069-P2-RDoe D-F-069-P2-R

69, 84, 86,691, 861

Private Land Only


Buck* D-M-069-P3-RDoe* D-F-069-P3-R

70

70 Ri]e - Combined


70Private Land Only



70Private Land Only



71

71, 711 Ri]e - Combined Oct. 23 - Oct. 31


71, 711 Ri]e - Combined Nov. 6 - Nov. 14


71, 711 Ri]e - Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-071-O4-R







72

72, 73 Ri]e -Combined


72, 73Private Land

Only

Ri]e -Combined Oct. 23 - Oct. 31


72, 73Private Land

Only

Ri]e -Combined Nov. 6 - Nov. 14


72, 73 Southof Colo 184and 160

Private LandOnly

Ri]e -Early Sept. 1 - Sept. 30 Doe* D-F-072-P5-R

73 SEE UNIT 72

74

74 above

timberlineRi]e -Early Sept. 4 - Sept. 12 Buck+ D-M-074-E1-R

74 Ri]e -Combined


74Private Land

Only

Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck* D-M-074-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck* D-M-074-P3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-074-P4-R


UNIT VALIDUNITS


75

75, 751 Ri]e - Combined Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-075-O2-R

Doe D-F-075-O2-R


Doe D-F-075-O3-R


Doe D-F-075-O4-R75, 751

Private LandOnly

Ri]e - Combined Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-075-P2-R

Doe* D-F-075-P2-R75, 751

Private LandOnly

Ri]e - Combined Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-075-P3-R

Doe* D-F-075-P3-R75, 751

Private LandOnly

Ri]e - Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-075-P4-R

Doe* D-F-075-P4-R75, 751

South of US160 Only Private Land

Only

Ri]e - Combined Dec. 1 - Jan. 15 Doe* D-F-075-P5-R



77

77, 78, 771 Ri]e - Combined Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-077-O2-R

Doe D-F-077-O2-R

77, 78, 771 Ri]e - Combined Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-077-O3-R

Doe D-F-077-O3-R


Doe D-F-077-O4-R77, 78, 771Private Land

Only

Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-077-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-077-P3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-077-P4-R


Only

Ri]e - Combined Dec. 1 - J an. 15 Doe* D-F-077-P5-R

78 SEE UNIT 77

7979, 791 Ri]e -

Combined


79Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined Sept. 1 - Dec. 31 Doe D-F-079-P5-R

80 80, 81 Ri]e - Combined


81 SEE UNIT 80

82

82, 86 and861 abovetimberline

Ri]e -Early Sept. 4 - Sept. 12 Buck+ D-M-082-E1-R

82 Ri]e - Combined


83 83Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-083-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-083-P3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-083-P4-R

84CWD

SEE UNIT 69

8585, 140, 851except

Bosque delOso SWA

Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-085-O2-R


86

82, 86 and861 abovetimberline


69, 84, 86,691, 861

Ri]e - Combined


69, 84, 86,691, 861

Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck* D-M-069-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Doe D-F-069-P2-R

69, 84, 86,691, 861

Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck* D-M-069-P3-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Doe D-F-069-P3-R

87CWD

87 Ri]e -Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2 Buck D-M-087-O1-R

Doe D-F-087-O1-R

87 Ri]e -Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 14 Buck D-M-087-L1-R

Doe D-F-087-L1-R

88CWD


Doe D-F-088-O1-R


Doe D-F-088-L1-R

89CWD


Doe D-F-089-O1-R


Doe D-F-089-L1-R


UNIT VALIDUNITS


105105, 106 Ri]e - Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2 Buck D-M-105-O1-R

Doe D-F-105-O1-R

105, 106 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 14 Buck D-M-105-L1-RDoe D-F-105-L1-R

106 SEE UNIT 105

107CWD

107 Ri]e - Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2Buck D-M-107-O1-RDoe D-F-107-O1-R


109CWD



110 110 Ri]e - Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2Buck D-M-110-O1-RDoe* D-F-110-O1-R

111 111 Ri]e - Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2Buck D-M-111-O1-RDoe D-F-111-O1-R



114 114, 115 Ri]e - Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2Buck D-M-114-O1-RDoe* D-F-114-O1-R

115 SEE UNIT 114



118 118, 123 Ri]e - Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2Buck D-M-118-O1-RDoe D-F-118-O1-R

119 119 Ri]e - Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2Buck* D-M-119-O1-RDoe* D-F-119-O1-R

120 120, 121 Ri]e - Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2Buck D-M-120-O1-RDoe D-F-120-O1-R

121 SEE UNIT 120

122122 Ri]e - Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2



123 SEE UNIT 118

124 124 Ri]e - Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2 Buck D-M-124-O1-RDoe* D-F-124-O1-R

125125 Ri]e - Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2 Buck D-M-125-O1-R

Doe D-F-125-O1-R

125 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 14 Buck D-M-125-L1-RDoe D-F-125-L1-R


Doe* D-F-126-O1-R



Doe* D-F-127-O1-R


128 128, 129 Ri]e - Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2 Buck D-M-128-O1-RDoe D-F-128-O1-R

129128, 129 Ri]e - Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2 Buck D-M-128-O1-R

Doe D-F-128-O1-R



Doe* D-F-130-O1-R



UNIT VALIDUNITS


131CWD




Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Etiher Sex* D-E-131-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Either Sex* D-E-131-P3-R


Buck D-M-132-O1-RDoe* D-F-132-O1-R





136136, 147 Ri]e - Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2


136, 147 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 14 Buck D-M-136-L1-R136 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 14 Doe D-F-136-L1-R






138, 146 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 14Buck D-M-138-L1-RDoe D-F-138-L1-R




14085, 140, 851except

Bosque delOso SWA

Ri]e - Combined






142 142 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 14Buck+ D-M-142-L1-RDoe D-F-142-L1-R

143

143, 144, 145 Ri]e - Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2Buck D-M-143-O1-RDoe* D-F-143-O1-R


143, 144, 145Private Land Only Ri]e - Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2


144

143, 144, 145 Ri]e - Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2Buck D-M-143-O1-RDoe D-F-143-O1-R




145

143, 144, 145 Ri]e - Plains Oct. 23 - Nov. 2Buck D-M-143-O1-RDoe D-F-143-O1-R




146 SEE UNIT 138



136, 147 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 14 Buck D-M-136-L1-R147 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 14 Doe* D-F-147-L1-R


UNIT VALIDUNITS


161CWD

6, 16, 17,161, 171 Ri]e - Early Sept. 27 - Oct. 5 Doe D-F-006-E1-R14, 16 & 161within Mt.Zirkel

WildernessArea



161 Ri]e - Combined


6, 16, 17,161, 171


171CWD

6, 16, 17,161, 171 Ri]e - Early Sept. 27 - Oct. 5 Doe D-F-006-E1-R171 Ri]e - Early Sept. 27 - Oct. 5 Buck D-M-171-E1-R

171 Ri]e - Combined


6, 16, 17,161, 171


181CWD

SEE UNIT 27

191CWD

SEE UNIT 9


Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck+ D-M-201-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck+ D-M-201-O3-R

211CWD


Doe D-F-011-O2-R


Doe D-F-011-O3-R11, 211 Ri]e -

Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-011-O4-R

11, 12, 13,22, 23, 24,211

Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined


Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Either Sex D-E-011-P3-R211 be por-tion boundedon the N and Eby Moât CoRd 17; on the Sby Moât CoRd 32; and theW by MoâtCo Rd 55

Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 31 Doe D-F-211-L1-R

214CWD

4, 14, 214,441

Ri]e - Combined Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-004-O2-R

Doe* D-F-004-O2-RRi]e -

Combined Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-004-O3-RDoe* D-F-004-O3-R


3, 4, 5, 14,214, 301, 441Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined


231CWD

In Flat TopsWildernessArea units12, 24, 25, 26

& 231Ri]e - Early Sept. 4 - Sept. 12 Buck D-M-012-E1-R



131, 231Private Land

OnlyRi]e -


301CWD


Doe* D-F-003-O2-R


Doe D-F-003-O3-R3, 301 Ri]e -

Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-003-O4-R3, 4, 5, 14,214, 301, 441Private Land Only

Ri]e - Combined


361CWD

SEE UNIT 35

23


UNIT VALIDUNITS


371CWD

SEE UNIT 18

391CWD


Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck* D-M-391-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck* D-M-391-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck* D-M-391-O4-R


OnlyRi]e


Landowner permission advisable before applying. Most land is private.

411

52, 411, 521 Ri]e - Combined



OnlyRi]e -

CombinedOct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-052-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-052-P3-R

411Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Early Sept. 1 - Oct. 31 Doe* D-F-411-P5-R

421CWD

41, 42, 421 Ri]e - Combined Oct. 23 - Oct. 31


41, 42, 421 Ri]e - Combined Nov. 6 - Nov. 14




OnlyRi]e -


441CWD

4, 14, 214,441

Ri]e - Combined Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-004-O2-R

Doe D-F-004-O2-RRi]e -

Combined Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-004-O3-RDoe D-F-004-O3-R


3, 4, 5, 14,214, 301, 441Private Land

Only

Ri]e - Combined



444



444 Ri]e - Combined Oct. 23 - Oct. 31


444 Ri]e - Combined Nov. 6 - Nov. 14



444Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

CombinedOct. 23 - Oct. 31 Either Sex D-E-444-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Either Sex D-E-444-P3-R

461CWD

SEE UNIT 391Landowner permission advisable before applying.

Most land is private

471

471 Ri]e - Early Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Buck D-M-471-E1-R

43, 47, 471 Ri]e - Combined Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Buck D-M-043-O2-R

Doe D-F-043-O2-R


Doe D-F-043-O3-R43, 47, 471 Ri]e -

Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-043-O4-R


OnlyRi]e -


48148, 56, 481,

561Ri]e -


481Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

CombinedOct. 23 - Oct. 31 Doe D-F-481-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Doe D-F-481-P3-R

500 50, 500, 501 Ri]e - Combined



UNIT VALIDUNITS


501

50, 500,501

Ri]e - Combined


501 Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Doe D-F-501-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Doe D-F-501-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Doe D-F-501-O4-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-501-O4-R

511



511 Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Doe D-F-511-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Doe D-F-511-O3-R


511Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

CombinedOct. 23 - Oct. 31 Doe D-F-511-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Doe D-F-511-P3-R

512 512 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 31Buck+ D-M-512-L1-RDoe D-F-512-L1-R

See Air Force Academy under “Closures”.

521CWD

SEE UNIT 52

551551 Ri]e -


551Private Land

OnlyRi]e -


561 SEE UNIT 48

581 SEE UNIT 49

591CWD

591See Ft. Car-son under“Closures”


Buck D-M-591-O1-R

Doe D-F-591-O1-R591

See Ft. Car-son under“Closures”


Buck D-M-591-O3-R

Doe D-F-591-O3-R

681 SEE UNIT 68

682 SEE UNIT 68

691 SEE UNIT 69

711

71, 711 Ri]e - Combined Oct. 23 - Oct. 31


71, 711 Ri]e - Combined Nov. 6 - Nov. 14



71, 711Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

Combined Oct. 23 - Oct. 31Buck D-M-071-P2-RDoe D-F-071-P2-R

71, 711Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

Combined Nov. 6 - Nov. 14Buck D-M-071-P3-RDoe D-F-071-P3-R

711Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

Combined Sept. 1 - Sept. 30 Doe* D-F-711-P5-R

741

741 Ri]e - Combined


741Private

Land OnlyRi]e -

Combined Oct. 23 - Oct. 31Buck D-M-741-P2-RDoe* D-F-741-P2-R

741Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

Combined Nov. 6 - Nov. 14Buck D-M-741-P3-RDoe* D-F-741-P3-R

741Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

CombinedNov. 17 - Nov.

21Buck D-M-741-P4-RDoe* D-F-741-P4-R

751 SEE UNIT 75

771 SEE UNIT 77

79179, 791 Ri]e -

Combined


791Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Early Sept. 1 - Dec. 31 Doe* D-F-791-P5-R


Ri]e - Combined


Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-085-O3-R851 Bosquedel OsoSWA only

Ri]e - Combined

Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Buck D-M-851-O1-ROct. 23 - Oct. 27 Buck D-M-851-O2-R

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UNIT VALIDUNITS

METHOD/SEASON DATE SEX HUNT

CODE

861

82, 86, 861above tim-berline


69, 84, 86,691, 861

Ri]e - Combined


69, 84, 86,691, 861

Private LandOnly


Buck* D-M-069-P2-R

Doe D-F-069-P2-R69, 84, 86,691, 861

Private LandOnly


Buck* D-M-069-P3-R

Doe D-F-069-P3-R

951CWD



2010 DEER SEASONS

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2010 DEER RIFLE - WHITETAIL ONLY LICENSES

VALID UNITS METHOD/SEASON DATE SEX HUNT CODE

59, 69, 84,581

Ri]e - LateWhitetail Only

Nov. 15 - Dec. 31Either Sex D-E-059-L1-RDoe D-F-059-L1-R

98

Ri]e - PlainsWhitetail Only

Oct. 23 - Nov. 2Either Sex D-E-098-O2-RDoe* D-F-098-O2-R


Dec. 1 - Dec. 14Either Sex D-E-098-L2-RDoe D-F-098-L2-R

101




Dec. 1 - Dec. 14Either Sex D-E-101-L2-RDoe* D-F-101-L2-R

102





104


Oct. 23 - Nov. 2Either Sex D-E-104-O2-RDoe D-F-104-O2-R



105, 106


Oct. 23 - Nov. 2Either Sex D-E-105-O2-RDoe D-F-105-O2-R



107, 112,113, 114,115, 120,121


Oct. 23 - Nov. 2Either Sex D-E-107-O2-R

Doe* D-F-107-O2-R

107 Ri]e - LateWhitetail Only


109, 116,117





110, 111,118, 119,123, 124


Oct. 23 - Nov. 2Either Sex D-E-110-O2-R

Doe D-F-110-O2-R

122, 126,127





125, 130





128, 129,133, 134,135, 136,141, 147

Ri]e - PlainsWhitetail Only Oct. 23 - Nov. 2

Either Sex D-E-128-O2-R

Doe D-F-128-O2-R



132, 139





136, 141,147



137, 138,146





143, 144,145





2010 DEER RANCHING FOR WILDLIFE


Big GulchRanch

3, 4, 214, 301Ri]e

Dec. 4 - Dec. 13 Buck D-M-441-W1-ROct. 16 - Oct. 20 Doe D-F-441-W1-RDec. 8 - Dec. 12 Doe D-F-441-W2-R

BlueGravelRanch3, 4, 301

Ri]eOct. 22 - Oct. 31 Either Sex D-E-003-W1-RNov. 12 - Nov. 21 Either Sex D-E-003-W3-RDec. 10 - Dec. 19 Either Sex D-E-003-W5-R

Ri]eSept. 17 - Sept. 21 Doe D-F-003-W1-RDec. 15 - Dec. 19 Doe D-F-003-W3-RDec. 31 - Jan. 4 Doe D-F-003-W5-R

BuOaloHornRanch11, 211

Ri]eOct. 27 - Nov. 5 Either Sex D-E-011-W1-R

Oct. 29 - Nov. 7 Doe D-F-011-W1-R

BurnsHoleRanch25, 26, 35

Ri]eNov. 27 - Dec. 12 Either Sex D-E-025-W1-R

Dec. 2 - Dec. 12 Doe D-F-025-W1-R

CrossMountainRanch12, 13, 131,

231

Ri]e

Oct. 30 - Nov. 3 Either Sex D-E-012-W1-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex D-E-012-W1-ROct. 30 - Nov. 3 Doe D-F-012-W1-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Doe D-F-012-W1-R

DeakinsRanch301

Ri]e

Oct. 16 - Oct. 20Buck D-M-301-W1-R

Nov. 26 - Nov. 30Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Doe D-F-301-W1-RNov. 26 - Nov. 30 Doe D-F-301-W2-R

Four MileRanch3, 4

Ri]eOct. 7 - Oct. 16 Either Sex D-E-003-W2-ROct. 9 - Oct. 13 Doe D-F-003-W2-ROct. 13 - Oct. 17 Doe D-F-003-W4-R

HillRanch851

Ri]e Nov. 22 - Dec. 1 Buck D-M-851-W1-R

KesslerCanyonRanch31

Ri]e Oct. 16 - Oct. 25 Buck D-M-031-W1-R

KiowaCreekRanch

104, 105, 110Ri]e Dec. 3 - Dec. 12

Either Sex D-E-104-W1-R

Doe D-F-104-W1-R

MorganCreekRanch211

Ri]e

Nov. 5 - Nov. 9 EitherSex D-E-211-W1-R

Dec. 1 - Dec. 5Nov. 6 - Nov. 10

Doe D-F-211-W1-RDec. 1 - Dec. 5

PinonMesaRanch40

Ri]e Oct. 8 - Oct. 17 Buck D-M-040-W1-R

PurgatoireRanch

136, 143, 147

ArcheryWhitetail

OnlyNov. 12 - Nov. 22 Either Sex D-E-136-W2-A

Ri]eOct. 30 - Nov. 8 Buck D-M-136-W2-ROct. 16 - Oct. 25 Doe D-F-136-W2-R

RimrockRanch130, 143

Ri]e Oct. 16 - Oct. 25Buck D-M-130-W1-R

Doe D-F-130-W1-R

SilverSpurRanch6, 16, 161,171

Ri]e

Aug. 21 - Aug. 25Either Sex D-E-006-W1-R

Sept. 25 - Sept. 29

Augt. 21 - Aug. 30 Doe D-F-006-W1-R

2010 DEER RANCHING FOR WILDLIFE


SnakeRiverRanch4, 5, 441

Ri]e

Oct. 30 - Nov. 8 Either Sex D-E-004-W1-R

Oct. 30 - Nov. 3 Doe D-F-004-W1-R

Nov. 4 - Nov. 8 Doe D-F-004-W2-R

RreeForksRanch5

Ri]eOct. 22 - Nov. 21 Buck D-M-005-W1-R

Aug. 28 - Sept. 7 Doe D-F-005-W1-R

RreeSpringsRanch10

Ri]eOct. 16 - Oct. 20

Buck D-M-010-W1-RNov. 6 - Nov. 10

TrincheraRanch83

Ri]e

Oct. 23 - Oct. 27Either Sex D-E-083-W1-R

Nov. 10 - Nov. 14Oct. 23 - Oct. 27

Doe D-F-083-W1-RNov. 10 - Nov. 14

TwinPeaksRanch85

Ri]e Nov. 5 - Nov. 14 Buck D-M-085-W1-R

WolfSpringRanch84, 86, 861

Ri]eDec. 1 - Dec. 12 Buck D-M-084-W1-R

Dec. 11 - Dec. 22 Doe D-F-084-W1-R

RANCHING FOR WILDLIFE

COLORADO RESIDENTS ONLY.Huntingrules di^er for each ranch. Read ranch ruleson our website before applying. All legal methods of take permitted, exceptwhen speci\cally restricted.

OOPPEERRAATTIIOONN GGAAMMEE TTHHIIEEFFOperation Game Thief (OGT) is a non-profit organization working with theDOW’s law enforcement program. It paysrewards to citizens who report poachers orresource violations. Callers don’t have toreveal their names, testify in court or sign adeposition. Rewards are paid if the infor-mation leads to the arrest of a poacher or acitation is issued. Rewards do not dependon a conviction but must be requestedwhen a violation is reported. Call toll-free,1-877-COLOOGT (265-6648) toll free.The number should not be used for infor-mation requests or emergencies.

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2010 ELK SEASONSELK LICENSE FEES

(See Habitat Stamp)

License LicenseFee

ApplicationFee Total

Limited Licenses

Resident $46 $3 $49Nonresident

Bull $541 $3 $544NonresidentEither Sex $541 $3 $544Nonresident

Cow $351 $3 $354


Resident $10.75 $3 $13.75

Nonresident $100.75 $3 $103.75

Unlimited Licenses

Resident $46 - $46Nonresident

Bull $541 - $541NonresidentEither Sex $541 - $541Nonresident

Cow $351 - $351

Youth Unlimited Licenses

Resident $10.75 - $10.75

Nonresident $100.75 - $100.75Cost include 25-cent search and rescue fee and 75-cent sur-

charge for Wildlife Management Education Fund.

DEFINITIONS• Bull (Antlered):Antlers at least 5 inches long.• Cow (Antlerless):No antlers or antlers less than 5inches long.

• Either Sex: A legal bull or cow. See “Antler-PointRestrictions.”

AARRCCHHEERRYY EELLKKOnly legal hand-held bows allowed in archery sea-sons.Unlimited Archery: Aug. 28-Sept. 26Unlimited either-sex archery elk licenses are valid inall units except 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 19, 20, 23, 24,29, 33, 39, 40, 46, 48, 49, 50, 51, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 61,66, 67, 69, 76, 84, 104, 191, 201, 391, 441, 461, 481,500, 551, 501, 512, 561, 682, 791, 851 on Bosque delOso SWA. These licenses also are valid on privateland in units 4, 5, 12, 23, 24, 33, 441.

Unlimited antlerless archery elk licenses are valid inall units except 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 19, 20, 23, 24,29, 33, 38, 39, 40, 46, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56,57, 58, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71,72, 73, 75, 76, 77, 78, 80, 81, 84, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92,93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104,105, 106, 107, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116,117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127,129, 130, 146, 191, 201, 391, 441, 461, 481, 500, 501,512, 551, 561, 681, 711, 741, 751, 771, 851 onBosque del Oso SWA and 951. These licenses alsoare valid on private land in units 4, 5, 12, 23, 24, 33,441.

LLIIMMIITTEEDD AARRCCHHEERRYYLicenses are limited in number, available by drawingfor specific units. See hunt code tables.

MMUUZZZZLLEELLOOAADDIINNGG EELLKKMuzzleloading elk licenses are limited, available bydrawing for specific units. See hunt code tables.Only legal muzzleloading rifles and smoothboremuskets allowed in muzzleloading seasons.RRIIFFLLEE EELLKK SSEEAASSOONN DDAATTEESSOpen to all legal methods of take. 1st Season (totally limited): Oct. 16 - Oct. 202nd Season: Oct. 23 - Oct. 313rd Season: Nov. 6 - Nov. 144th Season (totally limited): Nov. 17 - Nov. 21

UUNNLLIIMMIITTEEDD RRIIFFLLEE EELLKK1.Unlimited antlered elk licenses are available for2nd & 3rd seasons only. They are valid in all unitsexcept 1, 2, 7, 8, 9, 10, 19, 20, 29, 39, 40, 46, 48, 49,50, 51, 54, 56, 57, 58, 61, 66, 67, 69, 76, 79, 84, 87,88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100,101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 109, 110, 111,112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121,122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 132,135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147,191, 201, 391, 461, 481, 500, 501, 512, 561, 682,791, 851 on Bosque del Oso SWA, 951. Note: In unit 54 either-sex over-the-counter li-censes with caps are available during the secondrifle season.

2. Either-sex rifle plains elk licenses are valid Sept.1-Jan. 31 in units 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95,96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 105, 106, 107,109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118,119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128,129, 130, 132, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 143, 144,145, 146, 147, 951.

3. Note: Antlerless rifle elk licenses are available inunits 25 and 26 for the 2nd, 3rd and 4th seasonsover-the-counter with a cap. A preset number aresold, first come, first served at DOW offices andlicense agents. The Wildlife Commission sets thenumber of licenses in May. License agents only:use E-F-025-U2-R, E-F-025-U3-R and E-F-025-U4-R for unlimited licenses.

AANNTTLLEERR--PPOOIINNTT RREESSTTRRIICCTTIIOONNSS1.An antler point is a projection of antler at least 1inch longer than the width of its base. A brow tineis an antler projection min. 5 inches long onlower half of antler. Projection is usually not morethan 8 inches from skull.

2. Bull elk taken must have 4 points or more on 1antler, or brow tine at least 5 inches long for allseasons in units: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15,16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 30, 31,32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 47, 52,53, 54, 55, 59, 60, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 70, 71,72, 73, 74, 75, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 85, 86, 131,140, 161, 171, 181, 191, 211, 214, 231, 301, 361,371, 411, 421, 441, 444, 471, 511, 521, 551, 581,681, 691, 711, 741, 751, 771, 851, 861.

3.No antler-point restrictions for any season inunits: 1, 2, 10, 20, 29, 39, 40, 46, 48, 49, 50, 51, 56,57, 58, 61, 69, 76, 84, 201, 391, 461, 481, 500, 501,561, 591, 682, 791, or units east of I-25 (exceptunit 140).

4.No antler-point restrictions on Ranching ForWildlife properties.

5. Minimum antler lengths apply.

PPRREEFFEERREENNCCEE PPOOIINNTT HHUUNNTT CCOODDEEYou can gain a preference point as your first choiceon your application to use another year. You can useyour second choice to apply for a license. You mustpay the full license cost if you’re applying only for apoint. If you apply for a point only, your money,minus the $3 application fee, is refunded. Another$25 may be deducted if you don’t meet the criteriaunder “Preference Points #2.” To apply for a point,enter hunt code E-P-999-99-P as a First Choice.NONRESIDENTS:You must pay at least $354 toapply for an elk preference point. If your second,third or fourth choice is for bull or either sex, or ifyour unsuccessful option is for an unlimited bull li-cense, you must pay $544.

UNDERSTANDING THE HUNT CODETABLES

1. * Under “Sex” indicates units with licenses leaaaer last year’s drawing.

2. + Under “Sex” indicates hunt codes requiring anaverage of a least 6 preference points needed for aColorado resident to draw a speci\c license overa 3 year period ending with the 2009 drawing.

Chronic Wasting Disease units are labeled in RED

4-Pt. Bull

Brow Tines

GGUUNNNNIISSOONN BBAASSIINN EELLKK HHUUNNTTSS1. Archery elk licenses are totally limited in units54, 55, 551

2. Either-sex, other-the-coutner licenses with capare available in unit 54 during the second ri]eseason. License agents only: use E-E-054-U2-Rfor unlimited licenses

3. Additional cow licenses and late-season licensesare now available in units 54, 55, and 551.

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2010 ELK ARCHERY LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


1 1 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex+ E-E-001-O1-A


4CWD

4, 5, 441 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex E-E-004-O1-A

5CWD

SEE UNIT 4

7CWD

7, 8, 9, 19,191 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex* E-E-007-O1-A

8CWD

SEE UNIT 7

9CWD

SEE UNIT 7

10CWD

10 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex+ E-E-010-O1-A

12CWD

Units 12,23 N of theWhiteRiver &unit 24 Nof the


Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex E-E-012-O1-A

19CWD

SEE UNIT 7

20CWD

20, exceptaroundEstes Parkboundedon N & Wby RockyMtn Ntl Pkand on N,E & S by RooseveltNtl Forest


20 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26Bull E-M-020-O1-ACow E-F-020-O1-A

23CWD




Unit 23 Sof WhiteRiver; unit24 S of NFork ofWhiteRiver &unit 33


24CWD






29CWD

29 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex E-E-029-O1-A

33CWD



39CWD


40 40 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex E-E-040-O1-A





51CWD


2010 ELK ARCHERY LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS





57 57, 58 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex E-E-057-O1-A

58 SEE UNIT 57




69CWD

69, 84 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex E-E-069-O1-A


84CWD

SEE UNIT 69

104 104 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex* E-E-104-O1-A

191CWD

SEE UNIT 7


391CWD

391 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex* E-E-391-O1-A

441CWD

SEE UNIT 4

461CWD

461 Archery Aug. 28 - Sept. 26 Either Sex* E-E-461-O1-A






851 851 Bosquedel OsoSWA only


2010 ELK MUZZLELOADING LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

12CWD

Unit 12, 23N of WhiteRiver, &unit 24 Nof N Forkof WhiteRiver

Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Either Sex E-E-012-O1-M

Cow E-F-012-O1-M

12, 13, 23,24, 33Private

Land OnlyMuzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19

Either Sex E-E-012-P1-MCow* E-F-012-P1-M

13CWD

11, 13,131, 211 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Either Sex E-E-011-O1-M

Cow E-F-011-O1-M12, 13, 23,24, 33Private



14CWD

14, 214 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Either Sex E-E-014-O1-MCow E-F-014-O1-M

15CWD


16CWD

SEE UNIT 6

17CWD

SEE UNIT 6

18CWD


19CWD

SEE UNIT 7

20CWD

20 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Bull E-M-020-O1-MCow E-F-020-O1-M

21CWD

21, 22,30, 31, 32 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19

Either Sex E-E-021-O1-MCow E-F-021-O1-M

22CWD

SEE UNIT 21

23CWD



Cow E-F-033-O1-M



Cow E-F-012-O1-M

12, 13, 23,24, 33Private


Either Sex E-E-012-P1-M

Cow* E-F-012-P1-M

24CWD



Cow E-F-033-O1-M



Cow E-F-012-O1-M

12, 13,23, 24, 33Private



25 25, 26,34, 231

Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Either Sex E-E-025-O1-MCow E-F-025-O1-M

26 SEE UNIT 25

27CWD

SEE UNIT 15

28CWD

28, 37,371

Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Either Sex E-E-028-O1-MCow E-F-028-O1-M

29CWD

29 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Bull E-M-029-O1-MCow E-F-029-O1-M

30CWD

SEE UNIT 21

31CWD

SEE UNIT 21

32CWD

SEE UNIT 21

33CWD



Cow E-F-033-O1-M

12, 13, 23,24, 33Private




UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

1 1 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Bull+ E-M-001-O1-M

Cow E-F-001-O1-M

2 2 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Bull+ E-M-002-O1-M

Cow E-F-002-O1-M

3 3. 301 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Either Sex E-E-003-O1-M

Cow E-F-003-O1-M

4CWD

4, 5, 441 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Either Sex E-E-004-O1-MCow E-F-004-O1-M

4, 5, 441Private



5CWD

SEE UNIT 4

6CWD

6, 16, 17,161, 171

Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Either Sex E-E-006-O1-MCow E-F-006-O1-M

7CWD

7, 8, 9, 19,191

Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Bull E-M-007-O1-MCow E-F-007-O1-M

8CWD

SEE UNIT 7

9CWD

SEE UNIT 7

10CWD

10 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Bull+ E-M-010-O1-MCow E-F-010-O1-M

11CWD

11, 13,131, 211


2010 ELK SEASONS

28


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

34CWD

SEE UNIT 25

35 35, 36,361 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19

Bull E-M-035-O1-MCow E-F-035-O1-M

36CWD

SEE UNIT 35

37 SEE UNIT 28

38 38 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Bull E-M-038-O1-MCow E-F-038-O1-M

39CWD

39 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Bull E-M-039-O1-MCow E-F-039-O1-M


41 41, 42,52, 411,421, 521


42 SEE UNIT 41

43 43, 471 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Bull E-M-043-O1-MCow E-F-043-O1-M

44 44, 45,47, 444 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19

Bull E-M-044-O1-MCow E-F-044-O1-M

45 SEE UNIT 44


47 SEE UNIT 44




51CWD

51 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Bull E-M-051-O1-MCow E-F-051-O1-M

52 SEE UNIT 41


54 54 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Either Sex E-E-054-O1-MCow E-F-054-O1-M




58 SEE UNIT 57

59 59, 511,581, 591 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19



61 61 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Bull+ E-M-061-O1-MCow E-F-061-O1-M




65 SEE UNIT 64



UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE



69CWD

69, 84 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Bull E-M-069-O1-MCow E-F-069-O1-M

70 70, 71, 72,73, 711 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19


71 SEE UNIT 70

72 SEE UNIT 70

73 SEE UNIT 70

74 74, 741 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Either Sex E-E-074-O1-MCow E-F-074-O1-M

75 75, 77,78, 751,771



77 SEE UNIT 75

78 SEE UNIT 75



81 SEE UNIT 80


83 83Private


Either Sex E-E-083-P1-MCow E-F-083-P1-M

84CWD

SEE UNIT 69

8585, 140,851 ExceptBosque delOso SWA


86 86, 691,861


104 104 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Bull* E-M-104-O1-MCow* E-F-104-O1-M

131 SEE UNIT 11

133 133, 134,141, 142


134 SEE UNIT 133

140 SEE UNIT 85

141 SEE UNIT 133

142 SEE UNIT 133

161 SEE UNIT 6

171 SEE UNIT 6

181CWD

SEE UNIT 18

191CWD

SEE UNIT 7


211 SEE UNIT 11

214 SEE UNIT 14

231 SEE UNIT 25

301 SEE UNIT 3

361CWD

SEE UNIT 35

371 SEE UNIT 28

391CWD

391 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Bull* E-M-391-O1-MCow* E-F-391-O1-M


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

411 SEE UNIT 41

421 SEE UNIT 41

441CWD

SEE UNIT 4

444 SEE UNIT 44

461CWD

461 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Bull* E-M-461-O1-MCow* E-F-461-O1-M

471 SEE UNIT 43




511 SEE UNIT 59

521 SEE UNIT 41



581 SEE UNIT 59

591 SEE UNIT 59

681 SEE UNIT 68

682 682, 791 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Cow E-F-682-O1-M

691 SEE UNIT 86

711 SEE UNIT 70

741 SEE UNIT 74

751 SEE UNIT 75

771 SEE UNIT 75

791 SEE UNIT 682

851



Cow E-F-085-O1-M851 Bosquedel OsoSWA only

Muzzleloading Sept. 25 - Oct. 3Bull+ E-M-851-O1-MCow E-F-851-O1-M

861 SEE UNIT 86

2010 ELK SEASONS

29

2010 ELK RIFLE LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

1

1 Ri]e - Early Oct. 1 - Oct. 11 Either Sex+ E-E-001-E1-R

1

Ri]e - sep-arate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Cow E-F-001-O1-R

Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow* E-F-001-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-001-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow* E-F-001-O4-R

1Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Late Aug. 15 - Jan. 15 Cow* E-F-001-P5-R

1 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 31 Cow E-F-001-L1-R1

SeeLandownerPilot PublicLicenses

Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex+ E-E-001-Y2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-001-Y3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow* E-F-001-Y4-R

2

2 Ri]e - Early Oct. 1 - Oct. 11 Either Sex+ E-E-002-E1-R3, 11, 2

bounded onN by CR 4,on E by CRs7, 21, 19 andYampa River,on S by US40, on W byTwelve MileGulch,

Yampa River,LIttle SnakeRiver, CRs75 and 66.

Ri]e - Early Aug. 15 - Oct. 31 Cow E-F-002-E1-R

2 Ri]e - sep-arate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Cow E-F-002-O1-R

2 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow E-F-002-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow E-F-002-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow E-F-002-O4-R

2, 201 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 31 Cow E-F-002-L1-R

3CWD

3, 11, 2bounded onN by CR 4,on E by CRs7, 21, 19 andYampa River,on S by US40, on W byTwelve MileGulch,



3, 4, 5,214, 301,441

Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20

Either Sex E-E-003-O1-RCow E-F-003-O1-R


Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow* E-F-003-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-003-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* E-E-003-O4-R

3, 4, 5,301, 441

Ri]e -Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow* E-F-003-O4-R

3, 4, 5, 214,301, 441

Private LandOnly

Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex* E-E-003-P1-R

Ri]e - Late Oct. 23 - Nov. 30 Cow* E-F-003-P5-R


4CWD

3, 4, 5,214, 301,441


Either Sex E-E-003-O1-RCow* E-F-003-O1-R


Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow E-F-004-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow E-F-004-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-004-O4-R

3, 4, 5,301, 441


3, 4, 5, 214,301, 441

Private LandOnly

Ri]e - sep-arate

Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex E-E-003-P1-R


5CWD

3, 4, 5,214, 301,441



5 Ri]e -Combined


3, 4, 5,301, 441


3, 4, 5, 214,301, 441

Private LandOnly

Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex E-E-003-P1-R



UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

6CWD

6, 16, 17,161, 171



6, 16, 17,161, 171

Ri]e -Combined Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow* E-F-006-O2-R

6 Ri]e -Combined

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-006-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow* E-F-006-O4-R

6 Ri]e -Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-006-O4-R

6, 16, 17,161, 171Private Land

Only

Ri]e - sep-arate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex* E-E-006-P1-RRi]e -

Combined Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow* E-F-006-P2-R

6Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

CombinedNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-006-P3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow* E-F-006-P4-R

6, 16, 17,161, 171Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Early Aug. 15 - Oct. 2 Cow* E-F-006-P5-R

7CWD

7, 8 Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Bull* E-M-007-O1-R

7, 8 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31Bull* E-M-007-O2-RCow E-F-007-O2-R

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14Bull* E-M-007-O3-RCow E-F-007-O3-R


7, 8Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Early Sept. 1 - Jan. 31 Cow* E-F-007-P5-R


8CWD

SEE UNIT 7

9CWD

9 Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Bull* E-M-009-O1-R

9 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Bull* E-M-009-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Bull* E-M-009-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Bull* E-M-009-O4-R

9Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Late Oct. 15 - Nov. 30 Cow E-F-009-P5-R

9 Ri]e - Late Oct. 15 - Nov. 30 Cow E-F-009-L1-RLandowner permission is advisable before applying. Most land is private.

10CWD

10 Ri]e - Early Oct. 1 - Oct. 11 Either Sex+ E-E-010-E1-R10 Ri]e -

Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Cow E-F-010-O1-R

10 Ri]e -Combined


10Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Late Aug. 15 - Jan. 15 Cow* E-F-010-P5-R

10 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Jan. 15 Cow E-F-010-L1-R10See

LandownerPilot PublicLicenses

Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex+ E-E-010-Y2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-010-Y3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow* E-F-010-Y4-R

11CWD

3, 11, 2bounded onN by CR 4,on E by CRs7, 21, 19 andYampa River,on S by US40, on W byTwelve MileGulch,



11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231


Either Sex E-E-011-O1-R

Cow* E-F-011-O1-R


Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow* E-F-011-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-011-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-011-O4-R

11, 12, 13,23, 24, 211


11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231

Private LandOnly

Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oc. 20 Either Sex* E-E-011-P1-R

11, 12, 13,23, 24, 211Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Late Oct. 1 - Nov. 30 Cow* E-F-011-P5-R

11 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 31 Cow E-F-011-L1-R


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

12CWD

11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231



Cow* E-F-011-O1-R

12, 23, 24 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow* E-F-012-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-012-O3-R

12, 13,23, 24

Ri]e -Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-012-O4-R

11, 12, 13,23, 24, 211


11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231

Private LandOnly


11, 12, 13,23, 24, 211Private Land


13CWD

11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,



Cow* E-F-011-O1-R

13 Ri]e -Combined


12, 13,23, 24


11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231

Private LandOnly

Ri]e -Combined Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex* E-E-011-P1-R

13Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Late Nov. 7 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-013-P4-R

11, 12, 13,23, 24, 211Private Land



14CWD

14 Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20


14 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow E-F-014-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow E-F-014-O3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21Either Sex E-E-014-O4-RCow E-F-014-O4-R

14Private

Land OnlyRi]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex* E-E-014-P1-R

14Private

Land OnlyRi]e -

Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow* E-F-014-P2-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow* E-F-014-P3-RSept. 1 - Jan. 31 Cow* E-E-014-P4-R

15CWD

15 Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex E-E-015-O1-R

Cow* E-F-015-O1-R

15 Ri]e -Combined


Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* E-E-015-O4-RCow* E-F-015-O4-R

15Private Land

OnlyRi]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex* E-E-015-P1-R

15Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Either Sex* E-E-015-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Either Sex* E-E-015-P3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* E-E-015-P4-RNov. 22 - Jan. 31 Cow* E-E-015-P5-R

16CWD

6, 16, 17,161, 171



6, 16, 17,161, 171


16 Ri]e -Combined

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-016-O3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* E-E-016-O4-RCow* E-F-016-O4-R

6, 16, 17,161, 171Private Land

Only


6, 16, 17,161, 171Private Land

Only

Ri]e -Combined Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow* E-F-006-P2-R

16Private

Land OnlyRi]e -


6, 16, 17,161, 171Private Land


2010 ELK SEASONS


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

17CWD

6, 16, 17,161, 171



6, 16, 17,161, 171


17 Ri]e -Combined

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-017-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* E-E-017-O4-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow* E-F-017-O4-R

17Private Land

OnlyRi]e -


6, 16, 17,161, 171Private Land

Only


6, 16, 17,161, 171Private Land

Only

Ri]e -Combined Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow* E-F-006-P2-R

6, 16, 17,161, 171Private Land


18CWD

18, 181 Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20

Either Sex* E-E-018-O1-RCow* E-F-018-O1-R

18 Ri]e -Combined


18, 181 Ri]e -Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* E-E-018-O4-R

18 Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Cow* E-F-018-P1-R

18, 181Private Land


18Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow* E-F-018-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-018-P3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow* E-F-018-P4-R

18, 181Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* E-E-018-P4-R

18 Ri]e - Late Nov. 27 - Dec. 5 Cow E-F-018-L1-R

19CWD

19 Ri]e - sep-arate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Bull* E-M-019-O1-R

19 Ri]e -Combined


Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Bull* E-M-019-O3-RCow E-F-019-O3-R


19Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Early Sept. 1 - Jan. 31 Cow E-F-019-P5-R


20CWD

20 Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Bull E-M-020-O1-R

20 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31Bull E-M-020-O2-RCow E-F-020-O2-R

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14Bull E-M-020-O3-RCow E-F-020-O3-R


20Private Land


20 Ri]e - LateNov. 27 - Dec. 8

Bull E-M-020-L1-RCow E-F-020-L1-R

Jan. 15 - Jan. 26Bull E-M-020-L2-RCow E-F-020-L2-R

21CWD

21, 22, 30,31, 32





21, 22, 30,31, 32


21, 22, 30,31, 32

Private LandOnly



UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

22CWD

21, 22, 30,31, 32



22 Ri]e -Combined


21, 22, 30,31, 32


21, 22, 30,31, 32

Private LandOnly


Unit 22 E ofBlack

Sulphur Ck& S ofPiceanceCk & units31, 32

Private LandOnly

Ri]e - Early Oct. 16 - Dec. 31 Cow* E-F-031-P5-R


23CWD

11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231



Cow* E-F-011-O1-R



12, 13,23, 24


11, 12, 13,23, 24, 211


11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231

Private LandOnly


11, 12, 13,23, 24, 211Private Land


23, 24Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 31 Cow* E-F-023-P5-R

24CWD

11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231



Cow* E-F-011-O1-R



12, 13,23, 24


11, 12, 13,23, 24, 211


11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231

Private LandOnly


11, 12, 13,23, 24, 211Private Land


23, 24Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 31 Cow E-F-023-P5-R

25CWD

25, 26 Ri]e - Early Sept. 15 - Sept. 30 Cow E-F-025-E1-R11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231



Cow* E-F-011-O1-R


11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231

Private LandOnly



OnlyRi]e - Early Aug. 15 - Jan. 15 Cow* E-F-025-P5-R


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

26

25, 26 Ri]e - Early Sept. 15 - Sept. 30 Cow E-F-025-E1-R11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231



Cow* E-F-011-O1-R


11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231

Private LandOnly




26 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Jan. 15 Cow E-F-026-L1-R

27CWD



27 Ri]e -Combined


Nov. 17 - Nov. 21Either Sex* E-E-027-O4-RCow* E-F-027-O4-R

27Private

Land OnlyRi]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20

Either Sex* E-E-027-P1-RCow* E-F-027-P1-R

27Private

Land OnlyRi]e -

Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow* E-F-027-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-027-P3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21Either Sex* E-E-027-P4-RCow* E-F-027-P4-R

27 Ri]e - Late Nov. 27 - Dec. 5 Cow* E-F-027-L1-R

28CWD




Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow E-F-028-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-028-O3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21Either Sex* E-E-028-O4-RCow E-F-028-O4-R

28, 37Private

Land OnlyRi]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20


28, 37Private

Land OnlyRi]e -

Combined



28, 37 Ri]e - Late Nov. 27 - Dec. 5 Cow* E-F-028-L1-R

29CWD


Bull E-M-029-O1-RCow E-F-029-O1-R

29 Ri]e -Combined




29Private

Land OnlyRi]e - Early Sept. 1 - Jan. 31 Cow E-F-029-P5-R

30 SEE UNIT 21

31

21, 22, 30,31, 32



31 Ri]e -Combined


21, 22, 30,31, 32

Ri]e -Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow E-F-021-O4-R

21, 22, 30,31, 32

Private LandOnly


Unit 22 E ofBlack


Private LandOnly


30

2010 ELK SEASONS

31


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

32

21, 22, 30,31, 32



32 Ri]e -Combined


21, 22, 30,31, 32

Ri]e -Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow E-F-021-O4-R

21, 22, 30,31, 32

Private LandOnly


Unit 22 E ofBlack


Private LandOnly


33CWD

11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231



Cow E-F-011-O1-R

33 Ri]e -Combined


Nov. 17 - Nov. 21Either Sex E-E-033-O4-RCow* E-F-033-O4-R

11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231

Private LandOnly


33Private

Land Only

Ri]e -Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* E-E-033-P4-R

Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Jan. 31 Cow* E-F-033-P5-R

34

11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231



Cow E-F-011-O1-R

34 Ri]e -Combined



11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231

Private LandOnly


34Private Land


35

35, 36,361

Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex E-E-035-O1-R

Cow* E-F-035-O1-R

35 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow* E-E-035-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-035-O3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-035-O4-RCow E-F-035-O4-R

35, 36,361

Private LandOnly


35Private Land


35, 36 Ri]e - LateNov. 27 - Dec. 5

Cow E-F-035-L1-RDec. 15 - Jan. 15

36CWD

35, 36,361




Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow* E-E-036-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-036-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow* E-F-036-O4-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-036-O4-R

35, 36,361

Private LandOnly


36, 361Private Land


35, 36 Ri]e - LateNov. 27 - Dec. 5

Cow E-F-035-L1-RDec. 15 - Jan. 15

37CWD

SEE UNIT 28


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

38CWD



38 Ri]e -Combined



38Private

Land Only


Ri]e - Early Sept. 1 - Jan. 31 Cow E-F-038-P5-R38

JeffersonCnty Only

Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Jan. 31 Cow E-F-038-L1-RLandowner permission advisable before applying. Most land is private.

39CWD



39 Ri]e -Combined




39Private Land


40


Either Sex+ E-E-040-O1-RCow E-F-040-O1-R

40 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31Either Sex E-E-040-O2-RCow E-F-040-O2-R



40Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Early Sept. 1 - Nov. 30 Cow* E-F-040-P5-R

40 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 -Dec. 31 Cow E-F-040-L1-R

41

41, 42, 52,411, 421,521



41 Ri]e -Combined


41, 42, 52,411, 421,521

Ri]e -Separate Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Bull E-M-041-O4-R

41, 42, 52,411, 421,521

PrivateLand Only


Ri]e -Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-041-P4-R

41Private Land


42CWD

41, 42, 52,411, 421,521

Ri]e - sep-arate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20


42 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow E-F-042-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-042-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow* E-F-042-O4-R

41, 42, 52,411, 421,521


41, 42, 52,411, 421,521

PrivateLand Only



43



43 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow* E-E-043-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-043-O3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21Cow* E-F-043-O4-R

Either Sex* E-E-043-O4-R43, 471

Private LandOnly


43Private Land



UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

44

44, 45,47, 444



44 Ri]e -Combined


Nov. 17 - Nov. 21Cow* E-F-044-O4-R

Either Sex* E-E-044-O4-R44, 45,47, 444

Private LandOnly


44Private Land


45

45 Ri]e - Early Sept. 15 - Sept. 30 Cow E-F-045-E1-R

44, 45,47, 444



45 Ri]e -Combined



44, 45,47, 444

Private LandOnly


45Private Land


46



46 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31Bull E-M-046-O2-RCow* E-F-046-O2-R

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14Bull E-M-046-O3-RCow* E-F-046-O3-R


46Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Early Sept. 1 - Nov. 30 Cow* E-F-046-P5-R

47

44, 45,47, 444



47 Ri]e -Combined



44, 45,47, 444

Private LandOnly


47Private Land


48


48 Ri]e -Combined




49


49 Ri]e -Combined




49 Lake

CountyOnly

Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow E-F-049-S2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow E-F-049-S3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow E-F-049-S4-R

2010 ELK SEASONS

32


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

50


50 Ri]e -Combined




50Private Land


50 Ri]e - LateNov. 27 - Dec. 5 Cow E-F-050-L1-RDec. 25 - Jan. 2 Cow E-F-050-L2-R

51CWD


Bull E-M-051-O1-RCow* E-F-051-O1-R

51 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31Bull E-M-051-O2-RCow* E-F-051-O2-R



51Private Land


52

41, 42, 52,411, 421,521



52 Ri]e -Combined


41, 42, 52,411, 421,521


41, 42, 52,411, 421,521

PrivateLand Only



52Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Late Dec. 1 - Jan. 31 Cow E-F-052-P5-R

53



53 Ri]e -Combined


Nov. 17 - Nov. 21Bull* E-M-053-O4-RCow* E-F-053-O4-R

53, 63Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

CombinedOct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex* E-E-053-P1-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* E-E-053-P4-R

53, 63 - inDelta Co,unit 521 Sof Colo.133, W ofSomersetPrivate

Land Only

Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Jan. 31 Cow E-F-053-P5-R

54



54 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow* E-F-054-O2-R

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14Cow E-F-054-O3-R

Either Sex* E-E-054-O3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21Cow* E-F-054-O4-R


54Private Land

Only

Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex* E-E-054-P1-RRi]e -


54Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

Combined

Aug. 15 - Nov. 30 Cow E-F-054-P5-RDec. 1 - Jan. 31 Cow E-F-054-P6-RSept. 1 - Jan. 31 Cow E-F-054-P7-R

54E of

AntelopeCk,

W AntelopeCk & E

boundary ofWest ElkWilderness,S of KeblerPass Rd (CR12 ) & W ofColo 135

Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 31 Cow* E-F-054-L1-R

54W of W

Antelope CkRi]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 31 Cow E-F-054-L2-R


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

55



55 Ri]e -Combined



55, 551Private Land

OnlyRi]e - sep-arate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex* E-E-055-P1-R

55, 551Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

CombinedNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* E-E-055-P4-RAug. 15 - Nov. 30 Cow E-F-055-P5-R

56

56 Ri]e - sep-arate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Bull E-M-056-O1-R

56 Ri]e -Combined




56Private Land


57







57, 58Private Land


58







57, 58Private Land



59CWD


Bull* E-M-059-O1-RCow* E-F-059-O1-R

59 Ri]e -Combined



59,581Private Land

OnlyRi]e Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex E-E-059-P1-R

59, 581Private Land


59, 581 Ri]e - LateNov. 27 - Dec. 5 Cow* E-F-059-L1-RDec. 25 - Jan. 2 Cow E-F-059-L2-R

60



60 Ri]e -Combined



60Private Land


60Private Land

Only


Ri]e - Early Sept. 1 - Dec. 31 Cow* E-F-060-P5-R


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

61


Bull+ E-M-061-O1-RCow E-F-061-O1-R

61 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31Bull+ E-M-061-O2-RCow E-F-061-O2-R

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14Bull+ E-M-061-O3-RCow E-F-061-O3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21Bull+ E-M-061-O4-RCow E-F-061-O4-R

61Private Land


62



62 Ri]e -Combined



62Private Land

Only

Ri]e - sep-arate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex* E-E-062-P1-R


62 S of

TransferRoad

Private LandOnly

Ri]e -Combined


Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 31 Cow E-F-062-P5-R

63



63 Ri]e -Combined



53, 63Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

CombinedOct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex E-E-053-P1-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-053-P4-R


Land Only


63 W of Hwy

92Private Land

Only

Ri]e - Late Aug. 15 - Nov. 21 Cow E-F-063-P5-R

64






64, 65Private Land

Only



64Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

Combined



65






64, 65Private Land

Only


Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* E-E-064-P4-R65

Private LandOnly



2010 ELK SEASONS

2010 ELK SEASONS2010 ELK RIFLE LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

66


Cow E-F-066-O1-R

66 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Bull E-M-066-O2-RCow E-F-066-O2-R

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Bull E-M-066-O3-RCow E-F-066-O3-R


67


Cow E-F-067-O1-R

67 Ri]e -Combined




68

68, 681 Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Bull E-M-068-O1-R

68 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow E-F-068-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow E-F-068-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow* E-F-068-O4-R

68, 681 Ri]e -Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Bull* E-M-068-O4-R

68Private Land

Only

Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Bull* E-M-068-P1-RRi]e - Early Sept. 1 - Dec. 31 Cow E-F-068-P5-R


69CWD






69, 84Private Land


70

70, 71, 72,73, 711


70 Ri]e -Combined


70, 71, 72,73, 711


70, 71, 72,73, 711

Private LandOnly

Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex* E-E-070-P1-RRi]e -Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-070-P4-R

70Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

CombinedOct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow* E-F-070-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-070-P3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow* E-F-070-P4-R

70Private Land


71

70, 71, 72,73, 711


71 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow E-F-071-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow E-E-071-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow E-F-071-O4-R

70, 71, 72,73, 711


70, 71, 72,73, 711

Private LandOnly


72

70, 71, 72,73, 711


72 Ri]e -Combined


70, 71, 72,73, 711

Ri]e -Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-070-O4-R70, 71, 72,73, 711

Private LandOnly


72Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Early Sept. 1 - Nov. 15 Cow E-F-072-P5-R

72, 711 N of Mon-tezuma -

Dolore Cntyline & W ofthe DoloresRiverPrivate LandOnly

Ri]e - Early Sept. 1 - Oct. 9 Cow E-F-072-P6-R

72 Ri]e - Late Jan. 15 - Jan. 31 Cow* E-F-072-L1-R


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

73

70, 71, 72,73, 711


73 Ri]e -Combined


70, 71, 72,73, 711


70, 71, 72,73, 711

Private LandOnly

Ri]e - sep-arate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex* E-E-070-P1-RRi]e -

Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-070-P4-R73

S of Colo184 & US160

Private LandOnly


74

74, 741 Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex* E-E-074-O1-R

74 Ri]e -Combined



74, 741Private Land

Only

Ri]e - sep-arate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex E-E-074-P1-RRi]e -

Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* E-E-074-P4-R74 privateland in LaPlata Co &unit 75 pri-vate land Wof Fla Riv &N of US160, and

private landS of US 160

Ri]e - Early Sept. 1 - Jan. 15 Cow* E-F-074-P5-R

75

75, 77, 78,751, 771




75, 77, 78,751, 771

Ri]e -Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Bull E-M-075-O4-R

75, 77, 78,751, 771

Private LandOnly


Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* E-E-075-P4-R74 privateland in LaPlata Co &unit 75 pri-vate land Wof Fla Riv &N of US160, and

private landS of US 160


76

76 Ri]e - Early Oct. 1 - Oct. 7 Bull E-M-076-E1-R76 Ri]e -

Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Bull E-M-076-O1-R

76 Ri]e -Combined



Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow* E-F-076-O4-R

77

75, 77, 78,751, 771


77, 78,771

Ri]e -Combined


75, 77, 78,751, 771


77, 78, 771Private

Land Only Ri]e - Early Sept. 1 - Jan. 15 Cow E-F-077-P5-R

75, 77, 78,751, 771

Private LandOnly



78 SEE UNIT 77

79

79 Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex E-E-079-O1-R

Cow* E-F-079-O1-R

79 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Bull* E-M-079-O2-RCow* E-F-079-O2-R

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Bull* E-M-079-O3-RCow* E-F-079-O3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow* E-F-079-O4-R

79Private Land

Only

Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex* E-E-079-P1-RRi]e - Early Sept. 1 - Jan. 31 Cow* E-F-079-P5-R



UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

80


80 Ri]e -Combined


80, 81 Ri]e -Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Bull E-M-080-O4-R

80, 81Private Land

Only

Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Bull* E-M-080-P1-R

Ri]e - Early Sept. 1 - Jan. 31 Cow E-F-080-P5-R80 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 31 Cow E-F-080-L1-R

81


81 Ri]e -Combined



81Private Land

Only

Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Bull* E-M-081-P1-R

Ri]e - Early Sept. 1 - Jan. 31 Cow* E-F-081-P5-R81 Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Dec. 31 Cow E-F-081-L1-R

82



82 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow* E-F-082-O2RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-082-O3-R


82Private Land



83 83Private Land

Only


Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow E-F-083-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow E-F-083-P3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21Either Sex E-E-083-P4-RCow E-F-083-P5-R

84CWD

SEE UNIT 69

85

85, 140,851 Ex-ceptBosquedel OsoSWA


Ri]e -Combined




Only


Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 16 - Nov. 29 Cow* E-F-085-P6-RDec. 1 - Dec. 31 Cow* E-F-085-P7-R

85 HuerfanoCnty OnlyPrivate Land

OnlyRi]e - Early Sept. 1 - Sept. 30 Cow E-F-085-P5-R


Ri]e - Late Jan. 1 - Jan. 31 Cow* E-F-085-L1-R

8686, 691,861

Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Bull E-M-086-O1-R

Ri]e -Combined



86, 691,861

Private LandOnly


Ri]e - Early Sept. 1- Jan. 31 Cow E-F-086-P5-R

104104

Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Bull* E-M-104-O1-R

Ri]e -Combined


104, 105,106

Private LandOnly


105 SEE UNIT 104

106 SEE UNIT 104

33


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

131CWD

11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231



Cow* E-F-011-O1-R

131 Ri]e -Combined



11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231

Private LandOnly


131Private Land

Only

Ri]e -Combined


Ri]e - Late Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-131-P5-R

133133, 134,141, 142

Ri]e -Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Bull* E-M-133-O4-R

133, 134,141, 142 Ri]e - Late Oct. 16 - Jan. 31 Cow E-F-133-L1-R

134 SEE UNIT 133

140 SEE UNIT 85

141 SEE UNIT 133

142 SEE UNIT 133

161CWD

6, 16, 17,161, 171




161 Ri]e -Combined

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-161-O3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21Cow* E-F-161-O4-R


6, 16, 17,161, 171Private Land

Only

Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex E-E-006-P1-RRi]e -


161Private Land

OnlyRi]e -


6, 16, 17,161, 171Private Land


171CWD

6, 16, 17,161, 171




171 Ri]e -Combined

Nov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-171-O3-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21Cow* E-F-171-O4-R


6, 16, 17,161, 171Private Land

Only



171Private Land

OnlyRi]e -


6, 16, 17,161, 171Private Land


181CWD

18, 181 Ri]e - sep-arate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20


181 Ri]e -Combined


18, 181 Ri]e -Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* E-E-018-O4-R

18, 181Private Land


181Private Land

Only

Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Cow* E-F-181-P1-R

Ri]e -Combined


181 Ri]e - Late Nov. 27 - Dec. 5 Cow E-F-181-L1-R18, 181

Private LandOnly


34


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

191CWD

191


Ri]e -Combined




191Private Land



201

201 Ri]e - Early Oct. 1 - Oct. 11 Either Sex+ E-E-201-E1-R

201 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Cow E-F-201-O1-ROct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow E-F-201-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow E-F-201-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow E-F-201-O4-R


211CWD

11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231



Cow* E-F-011-O1-R


Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow* E-F-011-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow* E-F-011-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-011-O4-R

11, 12, 13,23, 24, 211


11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231

Private LandOnly


11, 12, 1323, 24, 211Private Land



214CWD

3, 4, 5,214, 301,441



214 Ri]e -Combined



3, 4, 5,214, 301,441

Private LandOnly


Combined Oct. 23 - Nov. 30 Cow* E-F-003-P5-R214, 441Private Land


Landowner permission is advisable before applying. Most land is private.

231CWD

11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231



Cow* E-F-011-O1-R

231 Ri]e -Combined



11, 12, 13,23, 24, 25,26, 33, 34,131, 211,231

Private LandOnly


231Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Either Sex* E-E-231-P2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Either Sex* E-E-231-P3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* E-E-231-P4-R


OnlyRi]e - Early Aug. 15 - Jan. 15 Cow E-F-025-P5-R

301CWD

SEE UNIT 3


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

361CWD

35, 36,361




Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow E-E-036-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow E-F-036-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow E-F-036-O4-R

36, 361 Ri]e -Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-036-O4-R

35, 36,361

Private LandOnly


36, 361Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Early Aug. 15 - Jan. 15 Cow E-F-036-P5-R

361 Ri]e - Late Nov. 27 - Dec. 5 Cow E-F-361-L1-R

371CWD

371



Ri]e -Combined



371Private Land

Only



Ri]e -Combined



371 Ri]e - Late Nov. 27 - Dec. 5 Cow* E-F-371-L1-R

391CWD

391


Ri]e -Combined


391Private Land


Landowner permission is advisable before applying. Most land is private.

411

41, 42, 52,411, 421,521



411 Ri]e -Combined


41, 42, 52,411, 421,521


41, 42, 52,411, 421,521

PrivateLand Only



411Private Land


421CWD

41, 42, 52,411, 421,521



421 Ri]e -Combined


41, 42, 52,411, 421,521


41, 42, 52,411, 421,521

PrivateLand Only



421Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Early Sept. 1 - Nov. 30 Cow E-F-421-P5-R

421 N of SSide Canal,W of MesaCRs 64.6(VegaGrade),330E &64.3

(Brush CkRd) & S ofGrandMesa NF

Ri]e - Late Dec. 1 - Jan. 2 Cow E-F-421-L1-R

35


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

441CWD

3, 4, 5,214, 301,441

Ri]e - Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20




3, 4, 5,301, 441


3, 4, 5, 214,301, 441

Private LandOnly

Ri]e - Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Cow E-F-003-P1-RRi]e -

Combined Oct. 23 - Nov. 30 Cow* E-F-003-P5-R



444

44, 45,47, 444



444 Ri]e -Combined



44, 45,47, 444

Private LandOnly

Ri]e - Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex* E-E-044-P1-R

444Private Land


461CWD

461


Bull* E-M-461-O1-RCow* E-F-461-O1-R

Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31Bull* E-M-461-O2-RCow* E-F-461-O2-R



461Private Land


471

43, 471 Ri]e - Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20


471 Ri]e -Combined



43, 471Private Land

OnlyRi]e - Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex* E-E-043-P1-R

471Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

Combined Aug. 15 - Jan. 15 Cow* E-F-471-P5-R

481481

Ri]e - Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Bull E-M-481-O1-R

Ri]e -Combined




481Private Land


500500

Ri]e - sep-arate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Bull E-M-500-O1-R

Ri]e -Combined




500Private Land


500 Ri]e - LateNov. 27 - Dec. 5 Cow* E-F-500-L1-RDec. 25 - Jan. 2 Cow* E-F-500-L2-R


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

501501


Ri]e -Combined




501Private Land



511511



Ri]e -Combined


Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Bull* E-M-511-O4-RCow E-F-511-O4-R

511Private Land

OnlyRi]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex E-E-511-P1-R

521CWD

41, 42, 52,411, 421,521



521 N of WMuddy Ck& E ofColo 133

Ri]e -Combined


521 S of W

Muddy Ck& W of

Paonia Res

Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Cow E-F-521-S2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Cow E-F-521-S3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow E-F-521-S4-R

41, 42, 52,411, 421,521


41, 42, 52,411, 421,521

PrivateLand Only




Land Only


551551


Cow E-F-551-O1-R

Ri]e -Combined


Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Cow* E-F-551-O4-REither Sex E-E-551-O4-R

55, 551Private Land

OnlyRi]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex E-E-055-P1-R

55, 551Private Land

OnlyRi]e -

CombinedNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-055-P4-RAug. 15 - Nov. 30 Cow E-F-055-P5-R

561 561


Ri]e -Combined



Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Bull* E-M-561-O4-RCow* E-F-561-O4-R

581

581



Ri]e -Combined



581Private Land


59, 581Private Land


59, 581 Ri]e - Late Nov. 27 - Dec. 5 Cow* E-F-059-L1-RDec. 25 - Jan. 2 Cow E-F-059-L2-R

591CWD

591Ft. Carson

see “Closures”

Ri]e -Separate Oct. 9 - Oct. 24 Cow E-F-591-O1-RRi]e -

Combined Oct. 30 - Nov. 14 Cow E-F-591-O3-R


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

681

68, 681 Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Bull* E-M-068-O1-R

681 Ri]e -Combined



681Private Land

OnlyRi]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Bull* E-M-681-P1-R


691 SEE UNIT 86

711

70, 71, 72,73, 711


711 Ri]e -Combined


70, 71, 72,73, 711


70, 71, 72,73, 711

Private LandOnly


Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-070-P4-R711

Private LandOnly

Ri]e Oct. 16 - Nov. 21 Cow E-F-711-P5-R

72, 711 N of

Montezuma- DoloreCnty line &W of theDoloresRiverPrivate LandOnly


741

74, 741 Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex* E-E-074-O1-R

741 Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 31 Either Sex* E-E-741-O2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 14 Either Sex* E-E-741-O3-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* E-E-741-O4-R


74, 741Private Land

Only

Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Either Sex* E-E-074-P1-RRi]e -Separate Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-074-P4-R

741Private Land


751

75, 77, 78,751, 771




75, 77, 78,751, 771


75, 77, 78,751, 771

Private LandOnly


Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* E-E-075-P4-R751

S of US 160Private Land

OnlyRi]e Dec. 1 - Jan. 15 Cow* E-F-751-P5-R

771

75, 77, 78,751, 771


77, 78,771

Ri]e -Combined


75, 77, 78,751, 771


75, 77, 78,751, 771

Private LandOnly


Combined Nov. 17 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* E-E-075-P4-R77, 78, 771Private

Land Only Ri]e - Early Sept. 1 - Jan. 15 Cow E-F-077-P5-R

36


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

851

85 Youth OnlyToupalRanch

(South Valley)

Ri]e - Early Sept. 27 - Oct. 5 Either Sex E-E-851-K1-R

85, 140,851 ExceptBosquedel OsoSWA


Ri]e -Combined



851Bosquedel OsoSWA only

Ri]e -Separate Oct. 16 - Oct. 20 Bull+ E-M-851-O1-R

Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 27 Bull+ E-M-851-O2-R

Oct. 30 - Nov. 7Bull+ E-M-851-O3-RCow E-F-851-O3-R

851YouthOnly

Bosque delOso SWAonly

Ri]e -Combined

Oct. 23 - Oct. 27 Either Sex E-E-851-K2-R

Oct. 30 - Nov. 7 Either Sex E-E851-K3-R


Only


Ri]e - LateOct. 16 - Nov. 29 Cow* E-F-085-P6-RDec. 1 - Dec. 31 Cow* E-F-085-P7-R


Ri]e - Late Jan. 1 - Jan. 31 Cow* E-F-085-L1-R

851 Bosque delOso SWAOnly

Ri]e - LateNov. 20 - Nov. 28 Cow E-F-851-L1-RDec. 4 - Dec. 12 Cow E-F-851-L2-RDec. 18 - Dec. 26 Cow E-F-851-L3-R

861 SEE UNIT 86

RANCHING FOR WILDLIFERANCH/

VALID UNITSMETHOD/SEASON DATE SEX HUNT

CODE

Big GulchRanch

3, 4, 214, 301,441

Ri]e

Oct. 16 - Oct. 20Either Sex E-E-441-W1-R

Dec. 8 - Dec. 12Dec. 4 - Dec. 15 Either Sex E-E-441-W2-RDec. 4 - Dec. 8 Cow E-F-441-W1-RDec. 8 - Dec. 12 Cow E-F-441-W2-RDec. 15 - Dec. 19 Cow E-F-441-W3-R

Blue GravelRanch3, 4, 301

Ri]e

Sept. 11 - Sept. 20 Either Sex E-E-003-W1-ROct. 22 - Oct. 31 Either Sex E-E-003-W3-RNov. 12 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-003-W5-RDec. 10 - Dec. 19 Either Sex E-E-003-W7-RDec. 15 - Dec. 19 Cow E-F-003-W1-RDec. 31 - Jan. 4 Cow E-F-003-W3-RJan. 7 - Jan. 11 Cow E-F-003-W5-R


Ri]e

Oct. 27 - Nov. 5 Either Sex E-E-011-W1-R

Oct. 30 - Nov. 3 Cow E-F-011-W1-R

Dec. 8 - Dec. 12 Cow E-F-011-W2-R

Burns HoleRanch25, 26, 35

Ri]e


Dec. 2 - Dec. 12Oct. 20 - Oct. 25

Cow E-F-025-W1-RDec. 2 - Dec. 9Oct. 20 - Oct. 25

Cow E-F-025-W2-RDec. 7 - Dec. 12

CrossMountainRanch

12, 13, 131,231

Ri]e

Oct. 30 - Nov. 3Either Sex E-E-012-W1-R

Nov. 17 - Nov. 21Nov. 6 - Nov. 10

Either Sex E-E-012-W2-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21Oct. 30 - Nov. 3

Cow E-F-012-W1-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21Nov. 6 - Nov. 10

Cow E-F-012-W2-RNov. 17 - Nov. 21



CODE

DeakinsRanch

301Ri]e

Nov. 10 - Nov. 14Either Sex E-E-301-W1-R

Jan. 1 - Jan. 6Nov. 10 - Nov. 14 Cow E-F-301-W1-RJan. 1 - Jan. 6 Cow E-F-301-W2-R

Four MileRanch

3, 4Ri]e

Oct. 7 - Oct. 16 Either Sex E-E-003-W2-ROct. 9 - Oct. 13 Cow E-F-003-W2-ROct. 13 - Oct. 17 Cow E-F-003-W4-R

Hill Ranch851 Ri]e Nov. 22 - Dec. 1

Either Sex E-E-851-W1-RCow E-F-851-W1-R

KesslerCanyonRanch

31

Ri]e

Oct. 21 - Oct. 30 Either Sex E-E-031-W1-ROct. 16 - Oct. 20 Cow E-F-031-W1-ROct. 23 - Oct. 27 Cow E-F-031-W2-ROct. 30 - Nov. 3 Cow E-F-031-W3-R

KiowaCreekRanch

104, 105, 110

Ri]e

Oct. 1 - Oct. 10 Either Sex E-E-104-W1-R

Dec. 3 - Dec. 9 Cow E-F-104-W1-R

Dec. 10 - Dec. 16 Cow E-F-104-W2-R

MorganCreekRanch

211

Ri]e

Nov. 5 - Nov. 9Either Sex E-E-211-W1-R

Dec. 1 - Dec. 5Nov. 6 - Nov. 10

Cow E-F-211-W1-RDec. 1 - Dec. 5

MountainMeadowsRanch

84

Ri]e

Sept. 1 - Sept. 5Either Sex E-E-084-W2-ROct. 30 - Nov. 3

Nov. 10 - Nov. 14Oct. 30 - Nov. 3

Cow E-F-084-W2-RNov. 10 - Nov. 14

Pinon MesaRanch

40Ri]e

Oct. 8 -Oct. 17 Either Sex E-E-040-W1-ROct. 13 - Oct. 20 Cow E-F-040-W1-ROct. 20 - Oct. 24 Cow E-F-040-W2-R

Silver SpurRanch

6, 16, 161, 171Ri]e

Aug. 28 - Sept. 1 Either Sex E-E-006-W2-R

Oct. 30 - Nov. 3Aug. 28 - Sept. 1 Cow E-F-006-W1-ROct. 16 - Oct. 20 Cow E-F-006-W2-ROct. 23 - Oct. 27 Cow E-F-006-W3-RNov. 6 - Nov. 10 Cow E-F-006-W4-R

Snake RiverRanch4, 5, 441

Ri]eOct. 30 - Nov. 8 Either Sex E-E-004-W1-ROct. 30 - Nov. 3 Cow E-F-004-W1-RNov. 4 - Nov. 8 Cow E-F-004-W2-R

RreeForksRanch

5Ri]e

Oct. 22 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-005-W1-R

Oct. 22 - Nov. 25 Cow E-F-005-W1-R

RreeSpringsRanch

10

Ri]e


Oct. 16 - Oct. 20Oct. 16 - Oct. 20

Cow E-F-010-W1-RNov. 6 - Nov. 10

TrincheraRanch

83Ri]e


Nov. 10 - Nov. 14Oct. 23 - Oct. 27

Cow E-F-083-W1-RNov. 10 - Nov. 14

Twin PeaksRanch

85Ri]e

Oct. 16 - Oct. 25 Either Sex E-E-085-W1-R

Oct. 30 - Nov. 8 Cow E-F-085-W1-R

WilliamsFork Ranch

13Ri]e


Nov. 13 - Nov. 17Oct. 23 - Oct. 27

Cow E-F-013-W1-RNov. 13 - Nov. 17Nov. 6 - Nov. 10

Cow E-F-013-W2-RNov. 13 - Nov. 17

WolfMountainRanch214, 441

Ri]e

Oct. 23 - Nov. 1 Either Sex E-E-214-W1-ROct. 23 - Oct. 27

Cow E-F-214-W1-RNov. 6 - Nov. 10Oct. 30 - Nov. 3

Cow E-F-214-W2-RNov. 6 - Nov. 10



CODE

WolfSpringsRanch

84, 86, 861

Ri]e

Nov. 1 - Nov. 21 Either Sex E-E-084-W1-RDec. 11 - Dec. 22 Cow E-F-084-W1-RJan. 5 - Jan. 16 Cow E-F-084-W3-RJan. 19 - Jan. 30 Cow E-F-084-W4-R

BULL ELK•SLENDER SNOUT •PALE YELLOW RUMP•CHESTNUT-BROWN NECK•REDDISH, LIGHTER BROWN BODY •ANTLERS NOT PALMATED•OBVIOUS BROW TINES COMING OFF MAIN BEAM•DARKER LEGS

COW ELK•SLENDER SNOUT •PALE YELLOW RUMP•CHESTNUT-BROWN NECK •DARKER LEGS•REDDISH, LIGHTER BROWN BODY

BULL MOOSE•DARK, BLACK-BROWN BODY•OVERHANGING SNOUT, BULBOUS NOSE•LARGER, BELL (BEARD) ON THROAT•WHITISH-GRAY LEGS•PALMATED ANTLERS WITH TINES

COW MOOSE•DARK, BLACK-BROWN BODY•OVERHANGING SNOUT, BULBOUS NOSE•BELL (BEARD) ON THROAT•WHITISH-GRAY LEGS

ELKHUNTERS:BE AWAREOFYOURTARGET!Moose can be found in the same habitat as elk in

Colorado.Make sure you know the difference between thesetwo species, so you don’t accidentally kill a moose.Use your binoculars, not scopes. Don’t just look atthe animal’s antlers; study the entire head before

you shoot.

ELK

MOOSE

CONFUSING CALVESBe very careful you don’t mistake a moosecalf with an antlerless elk. Young moose havea reddish coat, similar to elk!

37

2010 PRONGHORN SEASONS2010 PRONGHORN ARCHERY LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

2 2, 201 Archery Aug. 15 - Sept. 20 Buck A-M-201-O1-A

3 3, 301 ArcheryAug. 15 - Sept. 20 Buck A-M-003-O1-ASept. 1 - Sept. 20 Doe A-F-003-O1-A

4 4, 5 ArcheryAug. 15 - Sept. 20 Buck A-M-004-O1-ASept. 1 - Sept. 20 Doe* A-F-004-O1-A

5 SEE UNIT 4

6 6, 16, 17,161, 171 Archery

Aug. 15 - Sept. 20 Buck A-M-006-O1-ASept. 1 - Sept. 20 Doe A-F-006-O1-A

11 11 ArcheryAug. 15 - Sept. 20 Buck A-M-011-O1-ASept. 1 - Sept. 20 Doe A-F-011-O1-A

12 12, 211 ArcheryAug. 15 - Sept. 20 Buck A-M-012-O1-ASept. 1 - Sept. 20 Doe* A-F-012-O1-A

13 13 ArcheryAug. 15 - Sept. 20 Buck A-M-013-O1-ASept. 1 - Sept. 20 Doe* A-F-013-O1-A

16 SEE UNIT 6

17 SEE UNIT 6

18 18, 27,28, 37,181

ArcheryAug. 15 - Sept. 20 Buck A-M-018-O1-ASept. 1 - Sept. 20 Doe A-F-018-O1-A

27 SEE UNIT 18

28 SEE UNIT 18

37 SEE UNIT 18

41 41, 62,411 Archery Aug. 15 - Sept. 20 Buck A-M-041-O1-A

62 SEE UNIT 41

67 67 Archery Aug. 15 - Sept. 20 Buck A-M-067-O1-A

68

68, 681 -W of CoRd 46AA& W ofthe dividebetweenthe

SaguacheCk

drainage& KerberCk

drainage,682

Archery Aug. 15 - Sept. 20 Buck A-M-068-O1-A

79 79, 791 Archery Aug. 15 - Sept. 20 Buck A-M-079-O1-A



82

82, 681 -E of CoRd 46AA& E of thedivide be-tween theSaguache Ckdrainage& Kerber Ckdrainage

Archery

Aug. 15 - Sept. 20 Buck A-M-082-O1-A

Sept. 1 - Sept. 20 Doe A-F-082-O1-A

83 83Private Land

OnlyArchery Aug. 15 - Sept. 20 Buck A-M-083-P1-A


88 88 ArcheryAug. 15 - Sept. 20 Buck A-M-088-O1-ASept. 1 - Sept. 20 Doe* A-F-088-O1-A


161 SEE UNIT 6

171 SEE UNIT 6

181 SEE UNIT 18

201 2, 201 Archery Aug. 15 - Sept. 20 Buck A-M-201-O1-A201 Archery Sept. 1 - Sept. 20 Doe A-F-201-O1-A

211 SEE UNIT 12

214 214, 441 Archery Aug. 15 - Sept. 20 Buck A-M-214-O1-ASept. 1 - Sept. 20 Doe* A-F-214-O1-A

301 SEE UNIT 3

2010 PRONGHORN ARCHERY LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

411 SEE UNIT 41

441 SEE UNIT 214

681


SaguacheCk

drainage& KerberCk

drainage,682



Archery

Aug. 15 - Sept. 20 Buck A-M-082-O1-A

Sept. 1 - Sept. 20 Doe A-F-082-O1-A

682


SaguacheCk

drainage& KerberCk

drainage,682


791 SEE UNIT 79

2010 PRONGHORN MUZZLELOADING LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

1 1, 2, 201 Muzzleloading Oct. 21 - Oct. 29 Buck A-M-001-O1-M1, 201 Muzzleloading Oct. 21 - Oct. 29 Doe A-F-001-O1-M

2 1, 2, 201 Muzzleloading Oct. 21 - Oct. 29 Buck A-M-001-O1-M

3 3, 4, 5, 13,131, 214,301, 441

MuzzleloadingOct. 21 - Oct. 29 Buck A-M-003-O1-MOct. 21 - Oct. 29 Doe A-F-003-O1-M

4 SEE UNIT 3

5 SEE UNIT 3

6 6, 16, 17,161, 171 Muzzleloading

Oct. 21 - Oct. 29 Buck A-M-006-O1-MOct. 21 - Oct. 29 Doe A-F-006-O1-M

7 7, 8 MuzzleloadingOct. 21 - Oct. 29 Buck A-M-007-O1-MOct. 21 - Oct. 29 Doe A-F-007-O1-M

8 SEE UNIT 7


11 11 MuzzleloadingOct. 21 - Oct. 29 Buck A-M-011-O1-MOct. 21 - Oct. 29 Doe A-F-011-O1-M


13 SEE UNIT 3

16 SEE UNIT 6

17 SEE UNIT 6

18 18, 27,28, 37,181


27 SEE UNIT 18

28 SEE UNIT 18

37 SEE UNIT 18

48 48, 56,481 Muzzleloading


50 50, 57, 58,501, 581 Muzzleloading


56 SEE UNIT 48

57 SEE UNIT 50

PRONGHORN LICENSE FEES(See Habitat Stamp)

License LicenseFee


Limited Licenses

Resident $31 $3 $34

Nonresident $326 $3 $329


Resident $10.75 $3 $13.75

Nonresident $100.75 $3 $103.75

Unlimited Licenses (Archery Only)

Resident $31 - $31

Nonresident $326 - $326

Youth Unlimited Licenses

Resident $10.75 - $10.75

Nonresident $100.75 - $100.75Cost include 25-cent search and rescue fee and 75-cent sur-


UUNNLLIIMMIITTEEDD AARRCCHHEERRYYAug. 15 - Sept. 20Only legal hand-held bows allowed in archery sea-sons. Unlimited pronghorn licenses are either-sexarchery. They are valid in all units except 2, 3, 4, 5,6, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18, 21, 27, 28, 30, 37, 41, 62,66, 67, 68, 70, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 87, 88, 103, 131,161, 171, 181, 201, 211, 214, 301, 391, 411, 441,512, 551, 681, 682, 791 and Bosque del Oso SWAin unit 851. You can only hunt bucks Aug. 15 - Aug. 31. If youdo not harvest a buck in that time, you can hunt ei-ther sex Sept. 1 - Sept. 20.

LLIIMMIITTEEDD LLIICCEENNSSEESSLimited archery buck and doe pronghorn licensesare available by drawing. All muzzleloading andrifle pronghorn licenses are limited. Only legalmuzzleloading rifles and smoothbore muskets allowed in muzzleloading season.

PPRREEFFEERREENNCCEE PPOOIINNTT HHUUNNTT CCOODDEEYou can get a preference point as your first choiceto use another year. Use your second choice toapply for a license. You must pay the full licensecost even for a point. If you apply for a point only,your money, minus the $3 application fee, is re-funded. Another $25 may be deducted if you donot meet the criteria under “Preference Points #2”.To apply for a point, enter hunt code A-P-999-99-P as a First Choice.

UNDERSTANDING THE HUNT CODE TABLES1. * Under “Sex” indicates units with licenses leaaaer last year’s drawing.

38

2010 PRONGHORN SEASONS2010 PRONGHORN MUZZLELOADING LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

58 SEE UNIT 50

59 59, 591 MuzzleloadingOct. 21 - Oct. 29 Buck A-M-059-O1-MOct. 21 - Oct. 29 Doe* A-F-059-O1-M

67 67 Muzzleloading Oct. 21 - Oct. 29 Buck A-M-067-O1-M

6868, 79, 80,81, 82, 83,681, 682,791

Muzzleloading Oct. 21 - Oct. 29 Buck A-M-068-O1-M

69 69, 84,85, 86,691, 861

MuzzleloadingOct. 21 - Oct. 29 Buck A-M-069-O1-MOct. 21 - Oct. 29 Doe* A-F-069-O1-M

79 SEE UNIT 68

80 SEE UNIT 68

81 SEE UNIT 68

82 SEE UNIT 68

83 SEE UNIT 68

84 SEE UNIT 69

85 SEE UNIT 69

86 SEE UNIT 69

87 87, 88, 89,90, 95,951


88 SEE UNIT 87

89 SEE UNIT 87

90 SEE UNIT 87

93 93, 97, 98,101, 102 Muzzleloading Oct. 21 - Oct. 29 Buck A-M-093-O1-M

95 SEE UNIT 87

97 SEE UNIT 93

98 SEE UNIT 93


100 SEE UNIT 99

101 SEE UNIT 93

102 SEE UNIT 93


105 SEE UNIT 104


Oct. 21 - Oct. 29 Buck A-M-106-O1-MOct. 21 - Oct. 29 Doe* A-F-106-O1-M

107 SEE UNIT 106

109 SEE UNIT 106

110 110, 111,118, 119,123, 124

MuzzleloadingOct. 21 - Oct. 29 Buck A-M-110-O1-MOct. 21 - Oct. 29 Doe* A-F-110-O1-M

111 SEE UNIT 110

112 112, 113,114, 115 Muzzleloading

Oct. 21 - Oct. 29 Buck* A-M-112-O1-MOct. 21 - Oct. 29 Doe* A-F-112-O1-M

113 SEE UNIT 112

114 SEE UNIT 112

115 SEE UNIT 112

116 116, 117,122,127 Muzzleloading


117 SEE UNIT 116

118 SEE UNIT 110

119 SEE UNIT 110

120 120, 121,125, 126 Muzzleloading


121 SEE UNIT 120

2010 PRONGHORN MUZZLELOADING LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

122 SEE UNIT 116

123 SEE UNIT 110

124 SEE UNIT 110

125 SEE UNIT 120

126 SEE UNIT 120

127 SEE UNIT 116

128128, 129,133, 134,135, 140,141, 142,147

MuzzleloadingOct. 21 - Oct. 29 Buck A-M-128-O1-M

Oct. 21 - Oct. 29 Doe* A-F-128-O1-M

129 SEE UNIT 128

130130, 136,137, 138,143, 144,146

MuzzleloadingOct. 21 - Oct. 29 Buck* A-M-130-O1-M

Oct. 21 - Oct. 29 Doe* A-F-130-O1-M

131 SEE UNIT 3



133 SEE UNIT 128

134 SEE UNIT 128

135 SEE UNIT 128

136 SEE UNIT 130

137 SEE UNIT 130

138 SEE UNIT 130

139 SEE UNIT 132

140 SEE UNIT 128

141 SEE UNIT 128

142 SEE UNIT 128

143 SEE UNIT 130

144 SEE UNIT 130

145 SEE UNIT 132

146 SEE UNIT 130

147 SEE UNIT 128

161 SEE UNIT 6

171 SEE UNIT 6

181 SEE UNIT 18

191 SEE UNIT 9

201 1, 2, 201 Muzzleloading Oct. 21 - Oct. 29 Buck A-M-001-O1-M1, 201 Muzzleloading Oct. 21 - Oct. 29 Doe A-F-001-O1-M

211 SEE UNIT 12

214 SEE UNIT 3

301 SEE UNIT 3

441 SEE UNIT 3

481 SEE UNIT 48

501 SEE UNIT 50

581 SEE UNIT 50

591 SEE UNIT 59

681 SEE UNIT 68

682 SEE UNIT 68

691 SEE UNIT 69

791 SEE UNIT 68

861 SEE UNIT 69

951 SEE UNIT 87

2010 PRONGHORN RIFLE LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

2 2, 201 Ri]e Oct. 9 - Oct. 15 Buck A-M-002-O1-R

33, 301 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8

Buck A-M-003-O1-RDoe* A-F-003-O1-R

3, 301Private Land

OnlyRi]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 17

Buck A-M-003-P5-RDoe A-F-003-P5-R

44, 5 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8

Buck A-M-004-O1-RDoe A-F-004-O1-R

4, 5Private Land


Buck A-M-004-P5-RDoe* A-F-004-P5-R

5 SEE UNIT 4

6 6 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8Buck A-M-006-O1-RDoe A-F-006-O1-R

77 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8


7Private Land

OnlyRi]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8 Buck A-M-007-P1-R

Doe A-F-007-P1-R

88 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8 Buck A-M-008-O1-R

Doe A-F-008-O1-R8

Private LandOnly

Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8 Buck A-M-008-P1-RDoe A-F-008-P1-R

9 9, 191Private Land


Doe A-F-009-P1-R

11 11 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8 Buck A-M-011-O1-RDoe A-F-011-O1-R

12 12, 211 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8 Buck A-M-012-O1-RDoe A-F-012-O1-R


Doe* A-F-013-O1-R13

Private LandOnly

Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 17 Buck A-M-013-P5-RDoe* A-F-013-P5-R

16 16, 17,171 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8 Buck A-M-016-O1-R

Doe A-F-016-O1-R

17 SEE UNIT 16

18 18, 27, 28,37, 181 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8 Buck A-M-018-O1-R

Doe A-F-018-O1-R

23 23Private Land


Doe A-F-023-P1-R

27 SEE UNIT 18

28 SEE UNIT 18

37 SEE UNIT 18





Doe A-F-057-O1-R

58 SEE UNIT 58


62 SEE UNIT 41

67 67 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8 Buck A-M-067-O1-R

68

68, 681 -W of Co Rd46AA & Wof the di-vide be-tween theSaguacheCk

drainage &Kerber Ckdrainage,682

Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8 Buck A-M-068-O1-R

69 69, 84, 85,86, 691,861

Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8 Buck A-M-069-O1-RDoe A-F-069-O1-R

7979, 791 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8 Buck A-M-079-O1-R

79, 791Private Land

OnlyRi]e Aug. 15 - Dec. 31 Doe A-F-079-P5-R

39

2010 PRONGHORN SEASONS2010 PRONGHORN RIFLE LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE



82


Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8

Buck A-M-082-O1-R

Doe A-F-082-O1-R

82, 681 -E of Co Rd46AA & Eof the di-vide be-tween theSaguache Ckdrainage &Kerber Ckdrainage

Private LandOnly

Ri]e Sept. 16 - Sept. 30 Doe A-F-082-P5-R

83 83Private Land


84 SEE UNIT 69

85 SEE UNIT 69

86 SEE UNIT 69


Doe A-F-087-O1-R87

Private LandOnly

Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8 Doe A-F-087-P1-RNov. 13 - Dec. 16 Doe A-F-087-P5-R


Doe A-F-088-O1-R88

Private LandOnly

Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8 Doe A-F-088-P1-R

















Doe A-F-110-O1-R110, 111,118, 119,123, 124

Ri]e - Late Dec. 4 - Dec. 8 Doe* A-F-110-L1-R


Doe A-F-111-O1-R110, 111,118, 119,123, 124


112112, 113,114, 115 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8 Buck A-M-112-O1-R

Doe* A-F-112-O1-R112, 113,114, 115 Ri]e - Late Dec. 4 - Dec. 8 Doe* A-F-112-L1-R

113 SEE UNIT 112


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

114 SEE UNIT 112

115 SEE UNIT 112

116 116 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8Buck A-M-116-O1-RDoe* A-F-116-O1-R


118118 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8


110, 111,118, 119,123, 124


119119 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8


110, 111,118, 119,123, 124


120120 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8


120, 121,125, 126 Ri]e - Late Dec. 4 - Dec. 8 Doe* A-F-120-L1-R

121121 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8




123123 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8


110, 111,118, 119,123, 124


124124 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8


110, 111,118, 119,123, 124


125125 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8



126126 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8



127 127 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8 Buck A-M-127-O1-RDoe* A-F-127-O1-R


Doe A-F-128-O1-R128, 129,133, 134,135, 140,141, 147

Private LandOnly

Ri]e - Late Dec. 4 - Dec. 8 Doe* A-F-128-P5-R

129

129Private Land



128, 129,133, 134,135, 140,141, 147

Private LandOnly



131 131Private Land


Doe A-F-131-P1-R

132 132 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8 Buck A-M-132-O1-RDoe* A-F-132-O1-R


Doe* A-F-133-O1-R128, 129,133, 134,135, 140,141, 147

Private LandOnly

Ri]e Dec. 4 - Dec. 8 Doe* A-F-128-P1-R


Doe* A-F-134-O1-R128, 129,133, 134,135, 140,141, 147

Private LandOnly



UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

135135 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8


128, 129,133, 134,135, 140,141, 147

Private LandOnly

Ri]e - Late Dec. 4 - Dec. 8 Doe* A-M-128-P5-R

136136 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8


136Private Land



137137 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8


137Private Land





140140, 147 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8


128, 129,133, 134,135, 140,141, 147

Private LandOnly


141

141Private Land



128, 129,133, 134,135, 140,141, 147

Private LandOnly


142 142See

Ft. CarsonRi]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8


143143 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8


143Private Land



144144 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8


144Private Land


Buck* A-M-144-P1-RDoe* A-F-144-P1-R



147140, 147 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8


128, 129,133, 134,135, 140,141, 147

Private LandOnly



171 SEE UNIT 16

181 SEE UNIT 18

191 SEE UNIT 9

201 2, 201 Ri]e Oct. 9 - Oct. 15 Buck A-M-201-O1-R201 Ri]e Oct. 9 - Oct. 15 Doe A-F-201-O1-R

211 SEE UNIT 12

214214, 441 Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 8



Only Ri]e Oct. 2 - Oct. 17Buck A-M-214-P5-RDoe* A-F-214-P5-R

301 SEE UNIT 3

411 SEE UNIT 41

441 SEE UNIT 214

481 SEE UNIT 56


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

501 SEE UNIT 50

581 SEE UNIT 57

591 SEE UNIT 59 See under Ft. Carson under “Closures”.

681






Buck A-M-082-O1-R

Doe A-F-082-O1-R

82, 681 -E of Co Rd46AA & Eof the di-vide be-tween theSaguache Ckdrainage &Kerber Ckdrainage

Private LandOnly

Ri]e Sept. 16 - Sept. 30 Doe A-F-082-P5-R

682




691 SEE UNIT 69

791 SEE UNIT 79

861 SEE UNIT 69


40

2010 PRONGHORN SEASONS



CODE

Big GulchRanch

3, 4, 214, 301,441

Ri]eSept. 22 - Sept. 26 Buck A-M-441-W1-R

Sept. 22 - Sept. 26 Doe A-F-441-W1-R

Blue GravelRanch3, 4, 301

Ri]eAug. 20 - Aug. 24 Buck A-M-003-W1-R

Oct. 2 - Oct. 6 Doe A-F-003-W1-R

DeakinsRanch

301Ri]e

Oct. 1 - Oct. 5 Buck A-M-301-W1-ROct. 2 - Oct. 6

Doe A-F-301-W1-ROct. 23 - Oct. 27

Four MileRanch

3, 4Ri]e

Oct. 9 - Oct. 13 Buck A-M-003-W2-ROct. 9 - Oct. 13 Doe A-F-003-W2-ROct. 16 - Oct. 20 Doe A-F-003-W4-R

KiowaCreekRanch

104, 105, 110

Ri]eOct. 1 - Oct. 10 Either Sex A-E-104-W1-R

Oct. 1 - Oct. 10 Doe A-F-104-W1-R

PurgatoireRanch

136, 143, 147Ri]e

Sept. 25 - Oct. 4 Buck A-M-136-W2-R

Sept. 25 - Oct. 4 Doe A-F-136-W2-R

RimrockRanch

130, 140, 143,147

Ri]eSept. 18 - Sept. 22 Buck A-M-130-W1-R

Sept. 18 - Sept. 22 Doe A-F-130-W1-R



CODE

Silver SpurRanch

6, 16, 161, 171Ri]e

Aug. 21 - Aug. 25 Either Sex A-E-006-W1-R

Aug. 21 - Aug. 25 Doe A-F-006-W1-R

Snake RiverRanch4, 5, 441

Ri]eOct. 30 - Nov. 8 Buck A-M-004-W1-R

Oct. 30 - Nov. 3 Doe A-F-004-W1-R

RreeForksRanch

5Ri]e

Oct. 22 - Nov. 7 Buck A-M-005-W1-R

Aug. 28 - Sept. 7 Doe A-F-005-W1-R

WolfSprings Ranch

84, 86, 861Ri]e

Oct. 9 - Oct. 18 Buck A-M-084-W1-R

Nov. 1 - Nov. 10 Doe A-F-084-W1-R

Buck:Has black cheek patch and horns at least 5 incheslong, from skull to tip, excluding a prong or pointbetween the base and tip.

Doe:Has no horns or horns less than 5 inches long; noblack cheek patch. Fawns of either sex are consid-ered does.

Either Sex: A legal buck or doe.

YOUR 75 CENT WILDLIFE EDUCATION FEE WORKS FOR YOU

The Wildlife Management Public Education Ad-visory Council uses these funds to educate thepublic about the importance of wildlife manage-ment and that this management is funded pri-marily through the sale of hunting and fishinglicenses. Look for our ads on TV and billboards throughout Col-orado, or visit our website, www.keepingcoloradowild.org

Pronghorn by © Allen bortons

41

2010 BEAR SEASONS

OVER-THE-COUNTERARCHERY WITH CAPS

Sept. 2 - Sept. 26Only legal hand-held bows allowed in

archery season

VALID UNITS HUNT CODE1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 201, 211, 301 B-E-001-U1-A4, 5, 6, 14, 16, 17, 161, 171,

214, 441 B-E-004-U1-A

7, 8, 9, 19, 20, 191 B-E-007-U1-A12, 13, 23, 24, 25, 26, 33, 131,

231 B-E-012-U1-A

15, 18, 27, 28, 37, 181, 371 B-E-015-U1-A21, 22, 30, 31, 32 B-E-021-U1-A

29, 38, 39, 46, 51, 391, 444, 461 B-E-029-U1-A34 B-E-034-U1-A

35, 36, 44, 45, 361 B-E-035-U1-A40 B-E-040-U1-A

41, 42, 52, 411, 421, 521 B-E-041-U1-A43 -N & W of Capitol Ck &Capitol Peak, W & S of the ElkMtns ridgeline between CapitolPeak & Snowmass Mountain,and W of Pitkin-Gunison Cny

lines

B-E-043-U1-A

47, 471 and 43 S & E of Capi-tol Ck & Capitol Peak, E & N ofthe Elk Mtns ridgeline betweenCapitol Peak & Snowmass

Mountain, and E of Pitkin-Gu-nison Cnty lines

B-E-047-U1-A

48, 49, 56, 57, 481, 561 B-E-048-U1-A50, 58, 59, 500, 501, 511,

581, 591 B-E-050-U1-A

53, 63 B-E-053-U1-A54, 55, 551 B-E-054-U1-A

60, 70 B-E-060-U1-A61 B-E-061-U1-A

62, 64, 65 B-E-062-U1-A66, 67 B-E-066-U1-A

68, 76, 79, 80, 81, 681, 682,791 B-E-068-U1-A

69, 84, 691 B-E-069-U1-A71, 72, 73, 74, 711, 741 B-E-071-U1-A75, 77, 78, 751, 771 B-E-075-U1-A

82, 86, 861 B-E-082-U1-A83, 85, 133, 134, 140, 141,851 except Bosque del Oso

SWAB-E-083-U1-A

851 - Bosque del Oso SWA onlySept. 2 - Sept. 19 B-E-851-U1-A

BEAR LICENSE FEES(See Habitat Stamp)

License License Fee Application Fee TotalLimited Licenses

Resident $41 $3 $44Nonresident $351 $3 $354

Cost include 25-cent search and rescue fee and 75-cent surchage for Wildlife ManagementEducation Fund.

OOVVEERR--TTHHEE--CCOOUUNNTTEERR LLIICCEENNSSEESS WWIITTHH CCAAPPSSArchery, muzzleloading and some rifle bear licenses are sold over-the-counter with a cap. These are either-sex licenses. A preset number are avail-able, first come, first served at DOW offices, license agents, via telephone at1-800-244-5613 or online. The Wildlife Commission sets the number of li-censes in May. The following charts list where licenses are offered. These are not drawing licenses. Do not use these codes on applications.

OVER-THE-COUNTER MUZZLELOADING WITH CAPS

Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Only legal muzzleloading riNes allowed in

muzzleloading season

VALID UNITS HUNT CODE1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 201, 211, 301 B-E-001-U1-M4, 5, 6, 14, 16, 17, 161, 171,

214, 441 B-E-004-U1-M

7, 8, 9, 19, 20, 191 B-E-007-U1-M12, 13, 23, 24, 25, 26, 33, 131,

231 B-E-012-U1-M

15, 18, 27, 28, 37, 181, 371 B-E-015-U1-M21, 22, 30, 31, 32 B-E-021-U1-M

29, 38, 39, 46, 51, 391, 444, 461 B-E-029-U1-M34 B-E-034-U1-M

35, 36, 44, 45, 361 B-E-035-U1-M40 B-E-040-U1-M

41, 42, 52, 411, 421, 521 B-E-041-U1-M43 -N & W of Capitol Ck &Capitol Peak, W & S of the ElkMtns ridgeline between CapitolPeak & Snowmass Mountain,and W of Pitkin-Gunison Cny

lines

B-E-043-U1-M

47, 471 and 43 S & E of Capi-tol Ck & Capitol Peak, E & N ofthe Elk Mtns ridgeline betweenCapitol Peak & Snowmass

Mountain, and E of Pitkin-Gu-nison Cnty lines

B-E-047-U1-M

48, 49, 56, 57, 481, 561 B-E-048-U1-M50, 58, 59, 500, 501, 511,

581, 591 B-E-050-U1-M

53, 63 B-E-053-U1-M54, 55, 551 B-E-054-U1-M

60, 70 B-E-060-U1-M61 B-E-061-U1-M

62, 64, 65 B-E-062-U1-M66, 67 B-E-066-U1-M

68, 76, 79, 80, 81, 681, 682,791 B-E-068-U1-M

69, 84, 691 B-E-069-U1-M71, 72, 73, 74, 711, 741 B-E-071-U1-M75, 77, 78, 751, 771 B-E-075-U1-M

82, 86, 861 B-E-082-U1-M83, 85, 133, 134, 140, 141,851 except Bosque del Oso

SWAB-E-083-U1-M

851 - Bosque del Oso SWA onlySept. 25 - Oct. 3 B-E-851-U1-M

OVER-THE-COUNTER RIFLE WITH CAPS

Season participation restrictions apply in all riNe seasons

VALIDUNITS

HUNT CODE1st Season

Oct. 16 - Oct. 202nd Season

Oct. 23 - Oct. 313rd Season

Nov. 6 - Nov. 144th Season

Nov. 17 - Nov. 211, 2, 3, 10, 11, 201, 211,

301 B-E-001-U1-R B-E-001-U2-R B-E-001-U3-R B-E-001-U4-R

4, 5, 6, 14, 16, 17, 161,171, 214, 441 B-E-004-U1-R B-E-004-U2-R B-E-004-U3-R B-E-004-U4-R

7, 8, 9, 19, 20, 191 B-E-007-U1-R B-E-007-U2-R B-E-007-U3-R B-E-007-U4-R12, 13, 23, 24, 25, 26,

33, 34, 131, 231 B-E-012-U1-R B-E-012-U2-R B-E-012-U3-R B-E-012-U4-R15, 18, 27, 28, 37, 181,


21, 22, 30, 31, 32 B-E-021-U1-R B-E-021-U2-R B-E-021-U3-R B-E-021-U4-R29, 38, 39, 46, 51, 391,

461 B-E-029-U1-R B-E-029-U2-R B-E-029-U3-R B-E-029-U4-R35, 36, 43, 44, 45, 47,

361, 444, 471 B-E-035-U1-R B-E-035-U2-R B-E-035-U3-R B-E-035-U4-R40, 60, 61, 62, 64, 65,

70 B-E-040-U1-R B-E-040-U2-R B-E-040-U3-R B-E-040-U4-R41, 42, 52, 411, 421,


48, 49, 56, 57, 481, 561 B-E-048-U1-R B-E-048-U2-R B-E-048-U3-R B-E-048-U4-R50, 58, 59, 500, 501,

511, 581, 591 B-E-050-U1-R B-E-050-U2-R B-E-050-U3-R B-E-050-U4-R

53, 63 B-E-053-U1-R B-E-053-U2-R B-E-053-U3-R B-E-053-U4-R54, 55, 551 B-E-054-U1-R B-E-054-U2-R B-E-054-U3-R B-E-054-U4-R

66, 67 B-E-066-U1-R B-E-066-U2-R B-E-066-U3-R B-E-066-U4-R68, 76, 79, 80, 81, 681,

682, 791 B-E-068-U1-R B-E-068-U2-R B-E-068-U3-R B-E-068-U4-R

69, 84, 691 B-E-069-U1-R B-E-069-U2-R B-E-069-U3-R B-E-069-U4-R71, 72, 73, 74, 711, 741 B-E-071-U1-R B-E-071-U2-R B-E-071-U3-R B-E-071-U4-R75, 77, 78, 751, 771 B-E-075-U1-R B-E-075-U2-R B-E-075-U3-R B-E-075-U4-R

82, 86, 861 B-E-082-U1-R B-E-082-U2-R B-E-082-U3-R B-E-082-U4-R83, 85, 133, 134, 140,

141, 851 exceptBosque del Oso SWA

B-E-083-U1-R B-E-083-U2-R B-E-083-U3-R B-E-083-U4-R

851 - Bosque del OsoSWA only B-E-851-U1-R B-E-851-U2-R

Oct. 23 - Oct. 27B-E-851-U2-ROct. 30 - Nov. 7

OVER-THE-COUNTER RIFLE WITH CAPS

PLAINS REGULAR RIFLEVALID UNITS HUNT CODE

87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101,102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113,114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124,125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 132, 135, 137, 138, 139,

144, 145, 146, 951Sept. 2 - Nov. 21

B-E-000-U5-R

133, 134, 136, 141, 142, 143, 147Oct. 16 - Nov. 21Season participation applies.

B-E-000-U6-R

PPRREEFFEERREENNCCEE PPOOIINNTT HHUUNNTT CCOODDEEYou can gain a preference point as your first choice on your application touse another year. You can use your second choice to apply for a license. Ifyou apply for a point only, your money, minus the $3 application fee, is re-funded. To apply for a point, enter hunt code B-P-999-99-P as a FirstChoice. $25 may also be deducted if you don’t meet the criteria under “Pref-erence Points #2.” For detailed information please refer to the “PreferencePoints” section on page 3.

Black Bear by © Donald Jones

2010 BEAR LIMITED RIFLE LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

1 1, 2, 3, 10,11, 201,211, 301

Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-001-O1-R

2 SEE UNIT 1

3 SEE UNIT 1

44, 5, 6, 14,16, 17,161, 171,214, 441


5 SEE UNIT 4

6 SEE UNIT 4

7 7, 8, 9, 19,20, 191 Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-007-O1-R

8 SEE UNIT 7

9 SEE UNIT 7

10 SEE UNIT 1

11 SEE UNIT 1

1212, 13, 23,24, 25, 26,33, 131,231


13 SEE UNIT 12

144, 5, 6, 14,16, 17,161, 171,214, 441


14Private Land

OnlyRi]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex* B-E-014-P1-R

15 15, 18, 27,28, 37,181, 371


16 SEE UNIT 4

17 SEE UNIT 4

1815, 18, 27,28, 37,181, 371


18, 28Private Land

OnlyRi]e

Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-018-P1-ROct. 1 - Nov. 21 Either Sex B-E-018-P5-R

19 SEE UNIT 7

20 SEE UNIT 7

21 21, 22,30, 31, 32 Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-021-O1-R

22 SEE UNIT 21

23 SEE UNIT 12

24 SEE UNIT 12

2512, 13, 23,24, 25, 26,33, 131,231


25, 26Private Land

OnlyRi]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-025-P1-R

Oct. 1 - Nov. 21 Either Sex B-E-025-P5-R

2612, 13, 23,24, 25, 26,33, 131,231


25, 26Private Land



27 SEE UNIT 15

28 SEE UNIT 18

29 29, 38, 39,46, 51,391, 461


3021, 22,30, 31, 32 Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-021-O1-R

30Private Land

OnlyRi]e

Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex* B-E-030-P1-ROct. 1 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* B-E-030-P5-R

31 SEE UNIT 21

32 SEE UNIT 21

33 SEE UNIT 12

42

2010 BEAR SEASONS2010 BEAR LIMITED RIFLE LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

3434 Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-034-O1-R34

Private LandOnly

Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex* B-E-034-P1-ROct. 1 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* B-E-034-P5-R

35

35, 36,44, 45,361, 444


35, 36, 43,44, 45, 47,361, 444,471

PrivateLand Only

Ri]eSept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-035-P1-R


36 SEE UNIT 35

3715, 18, 27,28, 37,181, 371


37Private Land


Oct. 1 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* B-E-037-P5-R

38 SEE UNIT 29

39 SEE UNIT 29


Private LandOnly

Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-040-P1-R

4141, 42,52, 411,421, 521


41, 42,421

Private LandOnly

Ri]eSept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-041-P1-ROct. 1 - Nov. 21 Either Sex B-E-041-P5-R

42 SEE UNIT 41

43

43 -N & Wof Capitol Ck& CapitolPeak, W & Sof the ElkMtns ridge-line betweenCapitol Peak& SnowmassMountain,and W ofPitkin-Guni-son Cny lines


47, 471and 43 S & E ofCapitol Ck& CapitolPeak, E & Nof the ElkMtns ridge-line betweenCapitol Peak& Snow-

mass Moun-tain, and Eof Pitkin-GunisonCnty lines


35, 36, 43,44, 45, 47,361, 444,471

PrivateLand Only

Ri]eSept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-035-P1-R


44 SEE UNIT 35

45 SEE UNIT 35

46 SEE UNIT 29

47 SEE UNIT 43

48 48, 49,56, 57,481, 561


49 SEE UNIT 48

5050, 58,59, 500,501, 511,581, 591


51 SEE UNIT 29

52 SEE UNIT 41

53 53, 63 Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-053-O1-R

54 54, 55, 551 Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-054-O1-R

55 SEE UNIT 54

56 SEE UNIT 48

57 SEE UNIT 48

58 SEE UNIT 50

59 SEE UNIT 50


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

6060, 70 Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-060-O1-R60, 70

Private LandOnly

Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex* B-E-060-P1-RRi]e Oct. 1 - Nov. 21 Either Sex* B-E-060-P5-R


Private LandOnly


6262, 64, 65 Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-062-O1-R62, 64, 65Private

Land OnlyRi]e

Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-062-P1-ROct. 1 - Nov. 21 Either Sex B-E-062-P5-R

63 SEE UNIT 53

64 SEE UNIT 62

65 SEE UNIT 62

66 66, 67 Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-066-O1-R

67 SEE UNIT 66

6868, 76,79, 80,81, 681,682, 791


6969, 84,691 Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-069-O1-R



70 SEE UNIT 60

71

71, 72,73, 74,711, 741


71, 72,73, 74,711, 741Private Land

Only

Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex* B-E-071-P1-R

72 SEE UNIT 71

73 SEE UNIT 71

74 SEE UNIT 71

75

75, 77,78, 751,771


75, 77,78, 751,771

Private LandOnly


76 SEE UNIT 68

77 SEE UNIT 75

78 SEE UNIT 75

79 SEE UNIT 68

80 SEE UNIT 68

81 SEE UNIT 68

82 82, 86, 861 Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-082-O1-R

83

83, 85,133, 134,140, 141,851 Except

Bosque delOso SWA


83, 85, 133,134, 140,141, 851

Private LandOnly


84 SEE UNIT 69

85 SEE UNIT 83

8682, 86, 861 Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-082-O1-R86, 861

Private LandOnly


13112, 13, 23,24, 25, 26,33, 131,231


131Private Land

OnlyRi]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex* B-E-131-P1-R

133 SEE UNIT 83

134 SEE UNIT 83

136 136, 142,143, 147 Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-0136-O1-R


UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

140 SEE UNIT 83

141 SEE UNIT 83

142 SEE UNIT 136

143 SEE UNIT 136

147 SEE UNIT 136

161 SEE UNIT 4

171 SEE UNIT 4

181 SEE UNIT 15

191 SEE UNIT 7

201 SEE UNIT 1

211 SEE UNIT 1

214 SEE UNIT 4

231 SEE UNIT 12

301 SEE UNIT 1

361 SEE UNIT 35

371 SEE UNIT 15

391 SEE UNIT 29

411 41, 42, 52,411, 421,521


421 SEE UNIT 41

441 SEE UNIT 4

444 SEE UNIT 35

461 SEE UNIT 29

471 SEE UNIT 43

481 SEE UNIT 48

500 SEE UNIT 50

501 SEE UNIT 50

511 SEE UNIT 50

521 41, 42, 52,411, 421,521


551 SEE UNIT 54

561 SEE UNIT 48

581 SEE UNIT 50

591 SEE UNIT 50See Fort Carson in “Closures”.

681 SEE UNIT 68

682 SEE UNIT 68

691 SEE UNIT 69

711 SEE UNIT 71

741 SEE UNIT 71

751 SEE UNIT 75

771 SEE UNIT 75

791 SEE UNIT 68

851

83, 85,133, 134,140, 141,851 Except

Bosque delOso SWA


83, 85, 133,134, 140,141, 851

Private LandOnly


851Bosque delOso SWAonly

Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 19 Either Sex B-E-851-O1-RRi]e Sept. 20 - Oct. 8 Either Sex B-E-851-O2-R

86182, 86, 861 Ri]e Sept. 2 - Sept. 30 Either Sex B-E-082-O1-R86, 861

Private LandOnly


43

2010 BEAR SEASONSRANCHING FOR WILDLIFE

RANCH/VALID UNITS


CODE


Ri]e Oct. 1 - Oct. 15 Either Sex B-E-011-W1-R

Twin PeaksRanch

85Ri]e Oct. 16 - Oct. 31 Either Sex B-E-085-W1-R

DDOOWW OOFFFFIICCEESSDOW Headquarters Northeast Region Svc.Ctr. 6060 Broadway 6060 BroadwayDenver, 80216 Denver, 80216(303) 297-1192 (303) 291-7227

Fort Collins Svc. Ctr. Brush Svc. Ctr.317 W. Prospect Road 122 E. Edison, Box 128Fort Collins, 80526 Brush, 80723(970) 472-4300 (970) 842-6300

Northwest Region Svc. Ctr. Montrose Svc. Ctr.711 Independent Ave. 2300 S. Townsend Ave.Grand Junction, 81505 Montrose, 81401(970) 255-6100 (970) 252-6000

Glenwood Spgs Svc. Ctr. Gunnison Svc. Ctr.50633 Hwys. 6 & 24 300 W. New York Ave.Glenwood Springs, 81601 Gunnison, 81230(970) 947-2920 (970) 641-7060

Durango Svc. Ctr. Meeker Svc. Ctr.151 E. 16th St. 73485 Hwy. 64Durango, 81301 Meeker, 81641(970) 247-0855 (970) 878-6090

Hot Sulphur Spgs. Svc. Ctr. Steamboat Spgs. Svc. Ctr.346 Grand CR 362 925 Weiss DriveHot Sulphur Springs, 80451 Steamboat Spgs., 80477(970) 725-6200 (970) 870-2197

Southeast Region Svc. Ctr. Pueblo Svc. Ctr.4255 Sinton Road 600 Reservoir RoadColorado Springs, 80907 Pueblo, 81005(719) 227-5200 (719) 561-5300

Lamar Svc. Ctr. Salida Svc. Ctr.2500 S. Main St. 7405 Hwy. 50Lamar, 81052 Salida, 81201(719) 336-6600 (719) 530-5520

Monte Vista Svc. Ctr.0722 S. Road 1 EMonte Vista, 81144(719) 587-6900

For recordings on season dates and other information:Deer, Elk, Pronghorn, Bear (303) 291-7529Fishing (303) 291-7533Small Game, Upland Game (303) 291-7546Turkey (303) 291-7547Waterfowl (303) 291-7548Hunter Education (303) 291-7530Telephone License Sales 1-800-244-5613www.wildlife.state.co.us

44

2010 MOOSE SEASONS2010 MOOSE RESIDENT

ARCHERY LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

6CWD

6 exceptwithin 1/4mile ofHwy 14 inJackson Cofrom

CameronPass W toUSFS Rd740 atGould

Archery Sept. 11 - Sept. 26

Bull M-M-006-O1-A

Cow M-F-006-O1-A

7CWD

7, 8, 191exceptwithin a1/4 mile ofHwy 14

Archery Sept. 11 - Sept. 26Bull M-M-007-O1-A

Cow M-F-007-O1-A

8CWD

SEE UNIT 7

16CWD

16 Archery Sept. 11 - Sept. 26Bull M-M-016-O1-ACow M-F-016-O1-A

17CWD

17 Archery Sept. 11 - Sept. 26Bull M-M-017-O1-A

Cow M-F-017-O1-A

18CWD

18, 181 Archery Sept. 11 - Sept. 26Bull M-M-018-O1-ACow M-F-018-O1-A

18 -

Archery Sept. 11 - Sept. 26 Bull M-M-018-S1-Abose portions bounded on N by Continental Divide; on the E by

the divide between Willow Ck & E Fork of Troublesomedrainages & divide between Corral Ck & Troublesome Ckdrainages; on S by Round Gulch & on the W by main fork of

Troublesome Ck & Sheep Ck

19CWD

19 exceptwithin a1/4 mile ofHwy 14


Cow M-F-019-O1-A

28CWD


36CWD

36, 361 Archery Sept. 11 - Sept. 26 Bull M-M-036-O1-A

37CWD


41 41, 42, 52,411, 421,

521Archery Sept. 11 - Sept. 26 Bull M-M-041-O1-A

42CWD

SEE UNIT 41

52 SEE UNIT 41

66 66, 67 Archery Sept. 11 - Sept. 26 Bull M-M-066-O1-A

67 SEE UNIT 66

7676 Archery Sept. 11 - Sept. 26 Bull M-M-076-O1-A

76, 77, 751WeminucheWildernessOnly

Archery Sept. 11 - Sept. 26 Bull M-M-076-S1-A



161CWD


171CWD

171 exceptwithin 1/4a mile ofHwy 14 inJackson Cofrom

CameronPass W toUSFS rd740 atGould


Bull M-M-171-O1-A

Cow M-F-171-O1-A

181CWD

SEE UNIT 18

191CWD

SEE UNIT 7

361CWD

SEE UNIT 36

371CWD

SEE UNIT 37

411 SEE UNIT 41

421CWD

SEE UNIT 41

521CWD

SEE UNIT 41



MOOSE LICENSE FEES(See Habitat Stamp)

License LicenseFee


Limited Licenses

Resident $251 $3 $254

Nonresident $1,815 $3 $1,819Cost include 25-cent search and rescue fee and 75-cent sur-


DEFINITIONS• Bull (Antlered):Antlers at least 5 inches long.• Cow (Antlerless):No antlers or antlers less than5 inches long.

2010 MOOSE RESIDENT MUZZLELOADING LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

6CWD

6 exceptwithin 1/4mile of

Hwy 14 inJackson Cofrom



Bull M-M-006-O1-M

Cow M-F-006-O1-M

7CWD


Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Bull M-M-007-O1-M

Cow M-F-007-O1-M

8CWD

SEE UNIT 7

16CWD

16 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Bull M-M-016-O1-MCow M-F-016-O1-M

17CWD

17 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Bull M-M-017-O1-M

Cow M-F-017-O1-M

18CWD

18, 181 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Bull M-M-018-O1-MCow M-F-018-O1-M

18 -

Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Bull M-M-018-S1-Mbose portions bounded on N by Continental Divide; on the E by

the divide between Willow Ck & E Fork of Troublesomedrainages & divide between Corral Ck & Troublesome Ckdrainages; on S by Round Gulch & on the W by main fork of


19CWD



Cow M-F-019-O1-M

28CWD


36CWD

36, 361 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Bull M-M-036-O1-M

37CWD


41 41, 42, 52,411, 421,

521Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Bull M-M-041-O1-M

42CWD

SEE UNIT 41

52 SEE UNIT 41

66 66, 67 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Bull M-M-066-O1-M

67 SEE UNIT 66

7676 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Bull M-M-076-O1-M


Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Bull M-M-076-S1-M



161CWD


171CWD




Bull M-M-171-O1-M

Cow M-F-171-O1-M

181CWD

SEE UNIT 18

191CWD

SEE UNIT 7

361CWD

SEE UNIT 36

371CWD

SEE UNIT 37

411 SEE UNIT 41

421CWD

SEE UNIT 41

521CWD

SEE UNIT 41



MMOOOOSSEE LLIICCEENNSSEESS LLIIMMIITTEEDDAll moose licenses are limited and available bydrawing. Hunt code tables show which licenses areoffered to residents and nonresidents.

PPRREEFFEERREENNCCEE PPOOIINNTT HHUUNNTT CCOODDEEYou can get a preference point as your first choiceto use another year. Use your second choice toapply for a license. You must pay the full licensecost even for a point. If you apply for a point only,your money, minus the $3 application fee, is re-funded. Another $25 may be deducted if you donot meet the criteria under “Preference Points #2”.To apply for a point, enter hunt code M-P-999-99-P as a First Choice.

Shiras Moose by © Ken Archer

45

2010 MOOSE SEASONS2010 MOOSE RESIDENT

RIFLE LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

6CWD





Bull M-M-006-O1-R

Cow M-F-006-O1-R

7CWD


Ri]e Oct. 1 - Oct. 14Bull M-M-007-O1-R

Cow M-F-007-O1-R

8CWD

SEE UNIT 7

16CWD

16 Ri]e Oct. 1 - Oct. 14Bull M-M-016-O1-RCow M-F-016-O1-R

17CWD

17 Ri]e Oct. 1 - Oct. 14Bull M-M-017-O1-R

Cow M-F-017-O1-R

18CWD

18, 181 Ri]e Oct. 1 - Oct. 14Bull M-M-018-O1-RCow M-F-018-O1-R

18 -

Ri]e Oct. 1 - Oct. 14 Bull M-M-018-S1-Rbose portions bounded on N by Continental Divide; on the Eby the divide between Willow Ck & E Fork of Troublesomedrainages & divide between Corral Ck & Troublesome Ckdrainages; on S by Round Gulch & on the W by main fork of


19CWD



Cow M-F-019-O1-R

28CWD


36CWD

36, 361 Ri]e Oct. 1 - Oct. 14 Bull M-M-036-O1-R

37CWD


41 41, 42, 52,411, 421,

521Ri]e Oct. 1 - Oct. 14 Bull M-M-041-O1-R

42CWD

SEE UNIT 41

52 SEE UNIT 41

66 66, 67 Ri]e Oct. 1 - Oct. 14 Bull M-M-066-O1-R

67 SEE UNIT 66

7676 Ri]e Oct. 1 - Oct. 14 Bull M-M-076-O1-R


Ri]e Oct. 1 - Oct. 14 Bull M-M-076-S1-R



161CWD


171CWD




Bull M-M-171-O1-R

Cow M-F-171-O1-R

181CWD

SEE UNIT 18

191CWD

SEE UNIT 7

361CWD

SEE UNIT 36

371CWD

SEE UNIT 37

411 SEE UNIT 41

421CWD

SEE UNIT 41

521CWD

SEE UNIT 41



2010 MOOSE NONRESIDENT RIFLE LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

6CWD



CameronPass W toUSFA Rd740 atGould


Bull M-M-006-O1-R

Cow M-F-006-O1-R

7CWD



Cow M-F-007-O1-R

8CWD

SEE UNIT 7

17CWD

17 Ri]e Oct. 1 - Oct. 14Bull M-M-017-O1-R

Cow M-F-017-O1-R

18CWD


28CWD

28 Ri]e Oct. 1 - Oct. 14 Cow M-F-028-O1-R

171CWD




Bull M-M-171-O1-R

Cow M-F-171-O1-R

181CWD

SEE UNIT 18

191CWD

SEE UNIT 7

2010 MOOSE NONRESIDENT MUZZLELOADING LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

6CWD


CameronPass W toUSFA Rd740 atGould


Bull M-M-006-O1-M

Cow M-F-006-O1-M

7CWD



Cow M-F-007-O1-M

8CWD

SEE UNIT 7

17CWD

17 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19Bull M-M-017-O1-M

Cow M-F-017-O1-M

18CWD


28CWD

28 Muzzleloading Sept. 11 - Sept. 19 Cow M-F-028-O1-M

171CWD

171 exceptwithin 1/4 amile ofHwy 14 inJackson Cofrom



Bull M-M-171-O1-M

Cow M-F-171-O1-M

181CWD

SEE UNIT 18

191CWD

SEE UNIT 7

2010 MOOSE NONRESIDENT ARCHERY LICENSES

UNIT VALID UNITS


CODE

6CWD




Bull M-M-006-O1-A

Cow M-F-006-O1-A

7CWD



Cow M-F-007-O1-A

8CWD

SEE UNIT 7

17CWD

17 Archery Sept. 11 - Sept. 26Bull M-M-017-O1-A

Cow M-F-017-O1-A

18CWD


28CWD

28 Archery Sept. 11 - Sept. 26 Cow M-F-028-O1-A

171CWD




Bull M-M-171-O1-A

Cow M-F-171-O1-A

181CWD

SEE UNIT 18

191CWD

SEE UNIT 7



CODE

Silver SpurRanch

6, 16, 161, 171Ri]e

Sept. 25 - Sept. 29Either Sex M-E-006-W1-R

Oct. 23 - Oct. 27Sept. 25 - Oct. 4 Cow M-F-006-W1-R

SSAAFFEE HHAANNDDLLIINNGG OOFF GGAAMMEE MMEEAATTConcern has grown recently about diseasesaffecting wild animals that could potentiallymake humans sick. Most of the time, prop-erly handled and prepared game meat posesno greater risk than domestic meat of causingdisease in humans. Hunters are encouragedto contact their local public health depart-ment or DOW office for information onwildlife diseases that may be present wherethey plan to hunt. Public health officials rec-ommend the following precautions whenhandling and preparing game meat:

1.Do not handle animals that are obviouslysick or found dead. Report sick or dead ani-mals you find to a DOW office.

2.Keep game cool, clean and dry.3.Do not eat, drink or smoke while dressinggame.

4.Use disposable gloves when cleaning game.5.Wash your hands with soap and water, oruse alcohol wipes after dressing game.

6.Clean all tools and surfaces immediatelyafterward. Use hot soapy water, then disin-fect with a 10% chlorine bleach solution.

7.Cook game meat to an internal tempera-ture of at least 165° F to kill disease organ-isms and parasites. Juices from adequatelycooked game meat should be clear.

8.Do not eat any raw portions of wild game.9.Do not feed raw wild game to domesticpets.

These units apply for terrestrial game species (except bighornsheep and mountain goat). Unit boundaries are subject tochange. Use these descriptions for exact boundaries of units.Boundaries on map in this brochure are approximate.1 - (Moffat) bounded on N, E and S by Green River; on W byUT.2 - (Moffat) bounded on N by WY; on E by Little Snake River;on S by Yampa River; on W by Green River, Moffat CR 34 & 10,Colo 318 and Moffat CR 10N (Irish Canyon Rd).3 - (Moffat) bounded on N by WY; on E by Colo 13/789, MoffatCRs 108, 3, 158, 5 & 17; on S by Yampa River, US 40 and Colo318; on W by Little Snake River.4 - (Moffat, Routt) bounded on N by WY; on E by Moffat CR 1,Routt CR 82, USFS Rd 150 and Elkhead Ck ; on S by US 40; onW by Colo 13/789.5 - (Moffat, Routt) bounded on N by WY; on E by ContinentalDiv; on S by Little Snake-Elk River Div; and USFS Rd 42 on Wby USFS Rd 150, Routt CR 82 and Moffat CR 1.6 - (Jackson) bounded on N by WY; on E by Jackson-LarimerCo line; on S by Colo 14; on W by Colo 125 from Colo 14 toWY.7 - (Larimer) bounded on N by WY; on E by Larimer CR 103(Laramie River Rd); on S by Colo 14; on W by Larimer-JacksonCo line.8 - (Larimer) bounded on N by WY; on E by Larimer CRs 59,80C (Cherokee Park Rd), 179 (Prairie Dirt Rd), 74E (RedFeather Lakes Rd), 68C (Boy Scout Ranch Rd), and 69 (Manhat-tan Rd); on S by Colo 14; on W by Larimer CR 103 (LaramieRiver Rd).9 - (Larimer, Weld) bounded on N by WY; on E by I-25; on S byColo 14; on W by US 287. 10 - (Moffat, Rio Blanco) bounded on N by Green and Yamparivers; on E by Twelve-Mile Gulch Rd, US 40 to mm 38.3 to ElkSpgs Ridge to Drill Hole, Winter Valley Gulch, Coal Ck andWolf Ck; on S by White River; on W by UT.11 - (Moffat. Rio Blanco) bounded on N by Colo 318 and US 40;on E by Deception Ck-Strawberry Ck Rd; on S by White River;on W by Wolf Ck, Coal Ck, Winter Valley Gulch, to Drill Holeto Elk Spgs Ridge to mm 38.3 on US 40, Twelve-Mile Gulch Rd,Yampa River and Little Snake River.12 - (Moffat, Routt, Rio Blanco, Garfield) bounded on N byColo 317, Routt CRs 29 & 55, Rio Blanco CRs 10 & 8; on E byWilliams Fk-Yampa River Div; on S by Williams Fk-White RiverDiv, USFS Rd 250, Rio Blanco CRs 48, 15 & 30; on W by Colo13/789.13 - (Moffat, Routt) bounded on N by US 40; on E by Routt CR179, Trout Ck & Fish Ck; on S by Routt CR 29 and Colo 317; onW by Colo 13/789.14 - (Routt, Grand) bounded on N by Little Snake-Elk RiverDiv; on E by Continental Div; on S by US 40; on W by US 40and Routt CR 129.15 - (Routt, Grand, Eagle) bounded on N by US 40; on E byMuddy Ck-Yampa River Div (Gore Range Div) and Canyon Ck;on S by Colorado River; on W by Colo 131.16 - (Jackson) bounded on N by Lone Pine Ck, Jackson CRs 16& 12W; on E by Colo 14; on W by Continental Div.17 - (Jackson) bounded on N and E by Colo 125; on S by Conti-nental Div (Jackson-Grand Co line); on W and N by Colo 14.18 - (Grand) bounded on N and E by Continental Div (andRMNP); on S by Arapaho Ck, Lake Granby and Colorado River;on W by Main Fk of Troublesome Ck and Poison Ck.19 - (Larimer) bounded on N by Colo 14 (Poudre Canyon Rd);on E by I-25; on S by Harmony Rd, Larimer CRs 19, 38E, 27 &44H (Buckhorn Rd), Elk Ck.-Pennock Ck Div and RMNPboundary; on W by Larimer-Jackson Co line.20 - (Larimer, Boulder) bounded on N by Larimer CRs 44H(Buckhorn Rd), 27, 38E, 19, and Harmony Rd; on E by I-25; onS by Colo 52, US 287, Boulder CR 34 (Niwot/Neva Rds), US 36,

Boulder CRs 94, 81, 106, and 95 (Lefthand Canyon Dr), 102(Brainard Lake Rd), and ridge line from Brainard Lake W toPawnee Pk; on W by Continental Div, RMNP boundary, andPennock Ck-Elk Ck Div.21 - (Rio Blanco, Garfield) bounded on N by White River, on Eby Monument Gulch, Colo 64, Monument Gulch Rd, Rio BlancoCRs 103 and 26; on S by Douglas Ck-Roan Ck Div, Douglas Ck.-Salt Ck Div, Evacuation Ck.-Salt Ck Div and Bitter Creek-WestSalt Creek Div; on W by UT.22 - (Rio Blanco, Garfield) bounded on N by White River; on Eby Colo 13/789; on S by White River-Colorado River Div; on Wby Rio Blanco CRs 26 & 103, Monument Gulch Rd, Colo 64 andMonument Gulch. 23 - (Rio Blanco, Garfield) bounded on N by Rio Blanco CRs 30,15 & 48, USFS Rd 250; on E by USFS Rd 250, Rio Blanco CRs 8&17 and USFS Primary Rd 245 (Buford.-Newcastle Rd); on S byWhite River-Colorado River Div; on W by Colo 13/789.24 - (Rio Blanco, Garfield) bounded on N by Williams Fk River-White River Div; on E by White River-Yampa River Div andWhite River-Colorado River Div; on S by South Fk of WhiteRiver-Colorado River Div; on W by USFS Primary Rd 245 andRio Blanco CRs 17 (Buford-Newcastle Rd), 8 and USFS Rd 250.25 - (Garfield, Eagle) bounded on N by Middle Fk of Derby Ckand Derby Ck; on E by Colorado River; on S by Deep Ck; on Wby Colorado River-White River Div.26 - (Eagle, Garfield, Routt) bounded on N by Bear River; on Eby Colo 131; on S by Colorado River; on W by Derby Ck, Mid-dle Fk. of Derby Ck and USFS Tr 1802.27 - (Grand, Routt) bounded on N and E by US 40; on S by Colo9 and Colorado River; on W by Canyon Ck and Muddy Ck-Yampa River Div (Gore Range Div).28 - (Grand) bounded on N by Colorado River, Lake Granbyand Arapaho Ck; on E by Continental Div; on S by ContinentalDiv and Williams Fk River-Straight Ck Div; on W by WilliamsFk. River-Blue River Div and Barger Gulch.29 - (Boulder, Jefferson, Gilpin) bounded on N by ridge linefrom Pawnee Pk to Brainard Lake, Boulder CRs 102 (BrainardLake Rd), 94, 81, 106 and 95 (Lefthand Canyon Dr), US 36,Boulder CR 34 (Neva/Niwot Rds), and Colo 52 (Mineral Rd); onE by I-25; on S by Colos 128, 93, 72 and 119 and USFS Rd 149(Rollins Pass Rd); on W by Continental Div.30 - (Garfield, Mesa) bounded on N by West Salt Creek-BitterCreek Div, Evacuation Ck-Salt Ck Div and Douglas Ck-Salt CkDiv; on E by East Salt Ck-Roan Ck Div, Big Salt Wash-Roan CkDiv, Little Salt Wash-Roan Ck Div, and Bookcliffs; on S by Col-orado River; on W by UT.31 - (Mesa, Garfield, Rio Blanco) bounded on N by ColoradoRiver-White River Div; on E by Roan Ck-Parachute Ck Div andKelly Gulch; on S by Colorado River; and on W by Bookcliffs,Little Salt Wash-Roan Ck Div, Big Salt Wash-Roan Ck Div andEast Salt Ck-Roan Ck Div.32 - (Garfield) bounded on N by Parachute Ck-Piceance Ck Div;on E by Colo 13/789; on S by Colorado River; on W by KellyGulch and Roan Ck-Parachute Ck Div.33 - (Garfield, Rio Blanco) bounded on N by White River-Col-orado River Div; on E by Canyon Ck; on S by Colorado River;on W by Colo 13/789.34 - (Garfield, Eagle) bounded on N by Deep Ck; on E and S byColorado River; on W by Canyon Ck.35 - (Eagle) bounded on N by Colorado Riv; on E by Colo 131;on S by Eagle Riv; on W by Colorado Riv.36 - (Eagle) bounded on N by Elk Creek to Piney Ridge, follow-ing Piney Ridge to the Eagle’s Nest Wilderness boundary & theGore Range Div (Elliott Ridge); on E by Gore Range Div; on Sfrom Gore Range Div to Dowd Junction by I-70 and from DowdJunction to Wolcott by the Eagle Riv; on W by Colo 131 and theColorado Riv from State Bridge to Elk Ck.37 - (Summit, Grand) bounded on N by Colorado Riv; on E byBarger Gulch, Williams Fk River-Blue River Div, Williams FkRiver-Straight Ck Div and Continental Div; on S by ContinentalDiv; on W by Eagle River-Tenmile Ck Div, I-70, Blue Riv,Cataract Ck, and Gore Range Div.38 - (Gilpin, Boulder, Clear Ck, Jefferson) bounded on N byUSFS Rd 149 (Rollins Pass Rd), Colos 119, 72, 93 and 128; on Eby I-25; on S by I-70 and US 40; on W by Continental Div.39 - (Jefferson, Clear Ck, Park) bounded on N by US 40 and I-70; on E by Colo 74 and Jefferson CR 73; on S by US 285, NTurkey Ck-Elk Ck Div and Pike-Arapahoe NF boundary; on Wby Continental Div.

ABBREVIATIONS USED IN UNIT DESCRIPTIONSKS = Kansas NE = Nebraska NM = New MexicoOK = Oklahoma UT = Utah WY = WyomingColo=Colorado Highway US = U.S.Highway Co = CountyCR = County Road Ck = Creek Div = DivideDr = Drive Fk = Fork Pk = PeakPt = Point Res = Reservoir Rd = RoadNF = National Forest N = North S = SouthUSFS = U.S.Forest Service E = East W = WestRMNP = Rocky Mountain National Park Tr - TrailEach unit consists of land within the county or counties listed in parentheses.

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GAME MANAGEMENT UNIT DESCRIPTIONS

40 - (Mesa) bounded on N by Colorado River; on E by US 50;on S by Colo 141 and Dolores River; on W by UT.41 - (Mesa, Delta) bounded on N by Colorado River and Colo65; on E by Colo 65, Lands End Rd, Flowing Park Rd and Mesa-Delta Co line; on W by US 50.42 - (Mesa, Garfield) bounded on N by Colorado River.; on E bySouth Canyon Ck Div between Roaring Fork-Crystal River andBaldy Ck-Div Ck drainages and common point of Mesa-Pitkin-Gunnison Co line; on S by Divide Ck-Muddy Ck Div, DivideCk-Plateau Ck Div and Plateau Ck-Colorado River Div; and onW by Colorado River.43 - (Garfield, Pitkin, Eagle, Gunnison) bounded on N by Col-orado River; on E by Roaring Fork River and Castle Ck; on S bydivide between Roaring Fk-Crystal River drainages and EastRiver-Muddy Ck drainages and McClure Pass; on W by MuddyCk-Crystal River Div, divide between Roaring Fk-Crystal Riverdrainages and Divide Ck.-Baldy Ck drainages, and S Canyon Ck.44 - (Eagle) bounded on N by Colorado River and Eagle River;on E by East Lake Ck; on S by Fryingpan River-Eagle River Div;on W by USFS Rd 514 (Red Table Mtn Rd), Eagle CR 10A (Cot-tonwood Pass Rd) and Cottonwood Ck.45 - (Eagle, Pitkin) bounded on N by Eagle River from East LakeCk to Dowd Junction and I-70 from Dowd Junction to EagleRiver-Tenmile Ck Div; on E by Eagle River-Tenmile Ck Div; onS by Continental Div; on W by divide between Chance Ck-N FkFryingpan-Cunningham Ck drainages and Cross Ck-HomestakeCk drainages and East Lake Ck.46 - (Clear Ck., Park, Jefferson) bounded on N by Pike-Arapa-hoe NF boundary and N Turkey Ck-Elk Ck Div; on E and S byUS 285; on W by N Fk of S Platte River and Continental Div.47 - (Eagle, Pitkin) bounded on N by Fryingpan River and Ivan-hoe Ck; on E by Continental Div; on S by Colo 82; on W byRoaring Fork River.48 - (Lake, Chaffee) bounded on N by Continental Div; on E byTennessee Ck and Arkansas River; on S by Clear Ck and S Fk ofClear Ck; on W by Continental Div.49 - (Lake, Park, Chaffee) bounded on N by Continental Div; onE by Colo 9 and US 285; on S by US 24; on W by Arkansas Riverand Tennessee Ck.50 - (Park) bounded on N by US 285; on E by Park CR 77; on Sby US 24; on W by US 285.51 - (Douglas) bounded on N by Colo 470; on E by I-25; on S byDouglas-Teller Co line; on W by S Platte River.52 - (Delta) bounded on N by Delta-Mesa Co line; on E byGrand Mesa-Gunnison NF boundary, Overland Ditch, West ResNo. 1 and Jay Ck; on S by N Fk of Gunnison River and Colo 92;on W by Colo 65.53 - (Delta, Gunnison) bounded on N by N Fk of GunnisonRiver, Gunnison CR 12 (Kebler Pass Rd) Kebler Pass and OhioPass; on E and S by Gunnison River-N Fk of Gunnison RiverDiv and Curecanti Pass, Smith Fork-Curecanti Ck Div, SmithFork-Dyer Ck Div, and Delta-Montrose Co line; on W by Colo92.54 - (Gunnison) bounded on N by Gunnison River-N Fk ofGunnison River Div and Gunnison CR 12 (Kebler Pass Rd); onE by Colo 135; on S by US 50, Blue Mesa Res and GunnisonRiver; on W by Curecanti Ck.55 - (Gunnison) bounded on N by Gunnison-Pitkin Co line; onE by Continental Div; on S by Taylor River-Tomichi Ck Div andCumberland Pass, USFS Rd 765 (N Quartz Ck Rd), Quartz CkRd and US 50; on W by Colo 135, Gunnison CR 12 (Kebler PassRd) and Kebler Pass and Ruby Range Summit.56 - (Chaffee) bounded on N by Chalk Ck and Tincup Pass Rd;on E by Arkansas River and Colo 291; on S by US 50; on W byContinental Div.57 - (Chaffee, Park, Fremont) bounded on N by US 24; on E byKaufman Ridge and Badger Ck; on S by US 50 and Colo 291; onW by Arkansas River.58 - (Fremont, Park) bounded on N by US 24; on E by Park CR59 and Colo 9; on S by US 50; on W by Kaufman Ridge andBadger Ck.59 - (Pueblo, Fremont, El Paso, Teller) bounded on N by US 24;on E by I-25; on S by US 50; on W by Colo 67 and PhantomCanyon Rd, except parts of Pueblo, Fremont and El Paso coun-ties in Fort Carson Military Reservation. 60 - (Mesa & Montrose) bounded on N and E by Dolores River;on S by Colo 90; on W by UT.61 - (Mesa, Montrose, Ouray, San Miguel) bounded on N byColo 141; on E by USFS Rds 402 (Divide Rd), 517 (South Divide

Rd), and Dave Wood Rd; on S by Colo 62; on W by San Migueland Dolores rivers.62 - (Delta, Mesa, Montrose, Ouray) bounded on N by Colo 141;on E by Colos 50 and 550; on S by Colo 62 ; on W by DaveWood Rd and USFS 402 (Divide Rd)63 - (Delta, Gunnison, Montrose) bounded on N by Colo 92; onE by Colo 92, the Delta-Montrose Co line, Smith Fork-Dyer CkDiv, Smith Fork-Curecanti Ck Div, Curecanti Pass, and Cure-canti Ck; on S and W by Gunnison River.64 - (Delta & Montrose) bounded on N and E by Colo 92, Gun-nison River and Morrow Pt Res; on E by Big Blue Ck; on S andW by US 50.65 - (Gunnison, Hinsdale, Montrose, Ouray) bounded on N byUS 50; on E by Big Blue Ck-Cimarron Ck Div; on S by Ouray-San Juan Co line; on W by Ouray-San Miguel Co line, Colos 62and 550.66 - (Gunnison, Hinsdale, Saguache) bounded on N by MorrowPt Res, Gunnison River and Blue Mesa Res; on E by Colo 149,Cebolla Ck, Spring Ck, Cathedral Ck, Groundhog Park andSpring Ck-Cochetopa Ck Div; on S by Continental Div; on Wby Hinsdale-San Juan Co line, Hinsdale-Ouray Co line, Cimar-ron River-Henson Ck Div, Big Blue Ck-Little Cimarron RiverDiv, US 50 and Big Blue Ck.67 - (Gunnison, Hinsdale, Saguache) bounded on N by US 50;on E by Colo 114 and North Pass; on E and S by ContinentalDiv; on W by Cochetopa Ck-Spring Ck Div, Groundhog Park,Cathedral Ck, Spring Ck, Cebolla Ck and Colo 149.68 - (Saguache) bounded on N by Colo 114; on E by US 285; onS by Saguache CRs G and 41G, USFS Rds 675 & 676, USFS Trs796 & 787 and Saguache-Mineral Co line; on W by ContinentalDiv.69 - (Custer, Fremont) bounded on N by US 50; on E by Colo67; on S by Colo 96; on W by Colo 69, Grape Ck and ArkansasRiver.70 - (Dolores, Montrose, San Miguel) bounded on N by Colo 90,Dolores River, San Miguel River and Colo 62; on E by Ouray-San Miguel Co line and San Miguel-San Juan Co line; on S bySan Miguel-Dolores Co line, Disappointment Ck, Dolores Riverand Summit Canyon Ck; on W by UT.71 - (Dolores, Montezuma) bounded on N by DisappointmentCk and Dolores-San Miguel Co line; on E by Dolores-San JuanCo line, Montezuma-La Plata Co line and Bear Ck; on S by Colo145; on W by USFS Rd 526 (Dolores-Norwood Rd).72 - (Dolores, Montezuma) bounded on N and E by US 491; onS by NM; on W by UT.73 - (Montezuma) bounded on N by Colos 184 & 145 and BearCk; on E by Montezuma-La Plata Co line; on S by NM; on W byUS 491.74 - (La Plata, San Juan) bounded on N by Ouray-San Juan Coline; on E by San Juan-Hinsdale Co line and Animas River; on Sby US 160; on W by Montezuma-La Plata Co line, Dolores-SanJuan Co line, San Miguel-San Juan Co line & Ouray-San JuanCo line.75 - (La Plata, San Juan) bounded on N and E by Hinsdale-SanJuan Co line, Continental Div, Los Pinos River-Florida RiverDiv, La Plata CR 240 (Pine River-Florida River Rd), Bayfield-Vallecito Rd and Los Pinos River; on S by NM; on W by AnimasRiver.76 - (Hinsdale, Mineral, Rio Grande, Saguache, San Juan)bounded on N by Continental Div, Saguache-Mineral Co line,and USFS Tr 787; on E by La Garita Dr (OHV trail), USFS Rds600-3A and 600, Colo 149 and US 160; on S and W by Conti-nental Div.77 - (Archuleta, Hinsdale, La Plata, Mineral) bounded on N byContinental Div and Piedra River-San Juan River Div; on E byPiedra River-San Juan River Div, Four Mile Ck and San JuanRiver; on S by US 160; on W by Los Pinos River-Piedra RiverDiv.78 - (Archuleta, Conejos, Mineral, Rio Grande) bounded on Nand E by Continental Div; on S by NM; on W by San Juan River,Four Mile Ck and Piedra River-San Juan River Div.79 - (Mineral, Rio Grande, Saguache) bounded on N by USFSTrs 787 and 796, USFS Rds 676 and 675, Saguache CRs 41G andG; on E by US 285; on S by US 160; on W by Colo 149, USFSRds 600 and 600-3A and La Garita Dr (OHV trail).80 - (Alamosa, Conejos, Mineral, Rio Grande) bounded on N byUS 160; on E by Rio Grande; on S by La Jara Ck, Alamosa River,USFS Rds 250 and 380 and Elwood Pass; on W by ContinentalDiv.


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81 - (Alamosa, Archuleta, Conejos, Rio Grande) bounded on Nby USFS Rds 380 and 250, Alamosa River and La Jara Ck; on Eby Rio Grande; on S by NM; on W by Continental Div.82 - (Alamosa, Saguache) bounded on N by Poncha Pass; on Nand E by Rio Grande-Arkansas River Div. on S by Alamosa-Cos-tilla Co line and US 160; on W by Colo 17 and US 285.83 - (Alamosa, Costilla, Huerfano) bounded on N by US 160and Alamosa-Costilla Co line; on E by Costilla-Huerfano Coline and Sangre de Cristo-Culebra Range; on S by NM; on W byRio Grande.84 - (Custer, Fremont, Huerfano, Pueblo) bounded on N by US50; on E by I-25 and Colo 1; on S by Colo 69; on W by Colo 96and Colo 67.85 - (Huerfano, Las Animas) bounded on N by Colo 69; on E byI-25; on S by Colo 12, N and W Fks of Purgatoire River; on Wby Sangre de Cristo Div, Huerfano CRs 570, 572 (Pass Ck Rd)and 555 (Muddy Ck. Rd).86 - (Fremont, Custer, Chaffee) bounded on N by US 50; on Eby Colo 69; on S by Huerfano-Custer Co line; on W by Sangrede Cristo Div and US 285.87 - (Larimer, Weld) bounded on N by WY; on E by Weld CR390 (Keota-Grover Rd) and Weld CR 105 between Keota andColo 14; on S by Colo 14; on W by I-25.88 - (Weld) bounded on N by WY and NE; on E by Colo 71; onS by Colo 14; on W by CR. 390 (Keota-Grover Rd) and CR 105(between Keota and Colo 14).89 - (Weld, Logan) bounded on N by NE; on E by Colo 113 andUS 138; on S by Colo 14; on W by Colo 71.90 - (Logan, Sedgwick) bounded on N by NE; on E and S by US138; on W by Colo 113.91 - (Logan) bounded on N by US 138; on E by Red Lion Rd; onS by I-76 and US 6; on W by US 138.92 - (Logan, Sedgwick) bounded on N by US 138 and NE; on Eand S by I-76 and Red Lion Rd; on W by US 138.93 - (Logan, Sedgwick, Phillips) bounded on N by I-76; on Nand E by NE state line; on S by US 6; on W by I-76.94 - (Larimer, Adams, Weld) bounded on N by Colo 14; on E byUS 85 and 34, Weld CR 49 (Hudson-Keenesburg cutoff), and I-76; on S by Colo 7; on W by I-25.95 - (Weld, Logan, Morgan, Washington) bounded on N byColo 14; on E and S by US 6, Logan CRs 6, 17.7 (which becomesWashington CR 58), Washington CR 58 (which becomes Mor-gan CR W.7), Morgan CR W.7, 2nd St in Snyder, Colo 71, Mor-gan CRs W.5, 28, W, 13.5 and W.5, Colo 144, Morgan CR 2, GG0, Weld CR 68 and Colo 392; and on W by US 85.96 - (Logan, Washington, Morgan) bounded on N by Colo 144to Morgan CRs W.5, 13.5, W, 28 and W.5, Colo 71, Morgan CRW.7 (which becomes Washington CR 58), Washington CR 58(which becomes Logan CR 17.7), Logan CRs 17.7 and 6 and US6; on E and S by US 6 and I-76; on W by Colo 144.97 - (Logan, Washington, Morgan) bounded on N and E byColo 61; on S by US 34; on W by I-76.98 - (Logan, Phillips, Yuma, Washington) bounded on N byColo 6; on E by NE; on S by US 34; on W by US 61.99 - (Weld, Morgan, Adams) bounded on N by I-76; on E byColo 71; on S by US 36; on W by Colo 79 and 144th Ave; on Sand W by Adams CR 25N, 152nd Ave and I-76; on W by I-76.100 - (Washington, Morgan) bounded on N by US 34; on E byColo 61; on S by US 36; on W by Colo 71.101 - (Washington, Yuma) bounded on N by US 34; on E by US385, Yuma CR 26, Colo 59, Yuma CRs 16, C, 9 (Yuma CR 9 be-comes Washington CR 9 at Co line), Washington CRs 9, YY and7; on S by US 36; on W by Colo 61.102 - (Washington, Yuma) bounded on N by US 34; on E by NEand KS; on S by US 36; on W by Washington CRs 7, YY and 9(Washington CR 9 becomes Yuma CR 9 at Co line), Yuma CRs9, C and 16, Colo 59, Yuma CR 26 and US 385.103 - (Yuma) bounded on N by US 36; on E by KS; on S by KitCarson-Yuma Co line; on W by US 385.104 - (Denver, Adams, Arapahoe, Douglas, Elbert) bounded onN by Colo 7, I-76, 152nd Ave, Adams CR 25N and 144th Ave; onE by Colos 79 and 36 (Arapahoe CR 137), Kiowa-Bennett MileRd, Elbert CRs 53, 166, 45-49, Colo 86 and Elbert CR 25-41; onS by Elbert Co-Douglas Co-El Paso Co line; on W by I-25.105 - (Adams, Arapahoe, Elbert) bounded on N by US 36; on Eby I-70; on S by US 24 and Elbert-El Paso Co line; on W by Ara-pahoe CR 137 (Kiowa-Bennett Mile Rd), Elbert CRs 53, 166, 45-49, Colo 86 and Elbert CR 25-41.106 - (Arapahoe, Elbert, Washington, Lincoln) bounded on N

by US 36; on E by Colo 71; on S and W by I-70.107 - (Washington, Lincoln, Kit Carson) bounded on N by US36; on E by Colo 59; on S by I-70; on W by Colo 71.109 - (Washington, Yuma, Kit Carson) bounded on N by US 36;on E by US 385, Yuma-Kit Carson Co line, and KS; on S by I-70;on W by Colo 59.110 - (El Paso) bounded on N by Douglas-Elbert-El Paso Coline; on E by US 24 and El Paso CR 523 (Calhan Hwy); on S byColo 94; on W by I-25.111 - (Elbert, Lincoln, El Paso) bounded on N by US 24; on E byColo 71; on S by Colo 94; on W by US 24 and El Paso CR 523(Calhan Hwy).112 - (Lincoln) bounded on N by US 40; on E by Primary CR109; on S by Colo 94; on W by Colo 71. 113 - (Lincoln, Cheyenne) bounded on N by US 40; on E byCheyenne CR 8; on S by Colo 94; on W by Primary CR 109. 114 - (Lincoln, Kit Carson, Cheyenne) bounded on N by I-70;on E by Flagler-Wildhorse Rd (CRs 5, G, 6, A (Kit Carson Coline), GG (Cheyenne Co line), 9); on S and W by US 40.115 - (Kit Carson, Cheyenne) bounded on N by I-70; on E byColo 59; on S by US 40; on W by Flagler-Wildhorse Rd (CRs 5,G, 6, A [Kit Carson Co line], GG, [Cheyenne Co line], 9).116 - (Kit Carson, Cheyenne) bounded on N by I-70; on E byUS 385; on S by US 40; on W by Colo 59.117 - (Kit Carson, Cheyenne) bounded on N by I-70; on E byKS; on S by US 40; on W by US 385.118 - (El Paso) bounded on N by Colo 94; on E by Yoder Rd,Shear Rd and Boone Rd; on S by Hanover Rd, Finch Rd andMyers Rd; on W by I-25.119 - (El Paso, Lincoln) bounded on N by Colo 94; on E by Colo71; on S by Crowley-Lincoln and El Paso-Pueblo Co lines; on Wby Yoder Rd, Shear Rd and Boone Rd.120 - (Lincoln, Crowley, Kiowa) bounded on N by Colo 94; on Eby Primary CRs 109, 1, 2 and Secondary CR 35; on S by Colo 96;on W by Colo 71.121 - (Cheyenne, Lincoln, Kiowa) bounded on N by Colo 94and US 40; on E by US 287; on S by Colo 96; on W by PrimaryCRs 109, 1, 2 and Secondary CR 35.122 - (Cheyenne, Kiowa) bounded on N by US 40; on E by KS;on S by Colo 96; on W by US 287.123 - (El Paso, Pueblo) bounded on N by Hanover Rd, Finch Rdand Myers Rd; on E by Yoder Rd, Shear Rd and Boone Rd; on Sby Arkansas River; on W by I-25.124 - (Crowley, Pueblo) bounded on N by Lincoln-Crowley andEl Paso-Pueblo Co lines; on E by Colo 71; on S by ArkansasRiver; on W by Yoder-Boone Rd.125 - (Crowley, Kiowa, Bent, Otero) bounded on N by Colo 96;on E by Kiowa CR 19 and Bent CR 14 to Bent CR HH, south onBent CR 15 to Arkansas River; on S by Arkansas River; on W byColo 71.126 - (Kiowa, Bent, Prowers) bounded on N by Colo 96; on E byUS 287; on S by Arkansas River; on W by Kiowa CR 19 and BentCR 14 to Bent CR HH, south on Bent CR 15 to Arkansas River.127 - (Kiowa, Prowers) bounded on N by Colo 96; on E by KS;on S by Arkansas River; on W by US 287.128 - (Pueblo, Huerfano, Las Animas, Otero) bounded on N byArkansas River; on E by Colo 167; on S by Colo 10; on W by I-25.129 - (Otero) bounded on N and E by Arkansas River; on S byColo 10; on W by Colo 167.130 - (Otero, Bent) bounded on N by Arkansas River; on E byColo 101, Pritchett-Las Animas Improved Rd and US 50; on Sby Bent-Las Animas and Bent-Baca Co lines; on W by Colo 109.131 - (Routt, Rio Blanco) bounded on N by US 40; on E by Colo131; on S by Routt CRs 15, 132, 25, 132A and 29; on W by FishCk, Trout Ck and Routt CR 179.132 - (Prowers) bounded on N by Arkansas River; on E by KS;on S by Prowers CRs D and F; on W by US 287.133 - (Huerfano, Pueblo, Las Animas) bounded on N by Colo10; on E by CO Interstate Gas Pipeline Rd; on S by ApishapaRiver; on W by I-25.134 - (Las Animas) bounded on N by Apishapa River; on E byCO Interstate Gas Pipeline Rd; on S by US 350; on W by I-25.135 - (Las Animas, Pueblo, Otero) bounded on N by Colo 10and Arkansas River; on E by Colo 109 (N of Purgatoire River)and Purgatoire River (S of Colo 109); on S by Las Animas-OteroCo line, N boundary of US Army Pinon Canyon Maneuver Siteand US 350; on W by CO Interstate Gas Pipeline Rd.136 - (Otero, Las Animas, Bent) bounded on N by Colo 109 and


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Purgatoire River; on E by Colo 109; on S by US 160; on W byChacuaco Ck and Purgatoire River.137 - (Las Animas, Baca) bounded on N Bent-Las Animas Colines and Bent-Baca Co lines; on E by Pritchett-Las Animas Im-proved Rd and US 160; on S by US 160; on W by Colo 109.138 - (Baca) bounded on N by Baca-Bent and Baca-Prowers Colines; on E by US 287; on S by US 160; on W by Pritchett-LasAnimas Improved Rd.139 - (Baca) bounded on N by Prowers CRs F and D; on E byKS; on S by Baca CR M; on W by US 287.140 - (Las Animas) bounded on N by US 160; on E by Colo 389;on S by NM; on W by I-25.141 - (Las Animas) bounded on N by W and S boundaries of USArmy Pinon Canyon Maneuver Site and CO Interstate GasPipeline Rd; on E by Purgatoire River and San Francisco Ck; onS by US 160; on W by US 350.142 - (Las Animas) within US Army Pinon Canyon ManeuverSite.143 - (Las Animas) bounded on N by US 160; on E by Baca-LasAnimas Co line; on S by OK and NM; on W by Colo 389.144 - (Baca) bounded on N by US 160; on E by US 287; on S byOK; on W by Baca-Las Animas Co line.145 - (Baca) bounded on N by Baca CR M; on E by KS; on S byOK; on W by US 287.146 - (Bent, Prowers) bounded on N by Arkansas River; on E byUS 287; on S by Prowers-Baca and Bent-Baca Co lines; on W byColo 101 and Pritchett-Las Animas Improved Rd and US 50.147 - (Las Animas) bounded on N by Las Animas-Otero Coline; on E by Purgatoire River and Chacuaco Ck, on S by US 160;on W by San Francisco Ck, Purgatoire River, CO Interstate GasPipeline Rd, E boundary of US Army Pinon Canyon ManeuverSite.161 - (Jackson) bounded on N by WY; on E by Colo 125; on S byColo 14, Jackson CRs 12W and 16, Lone Pine Ck and Continen-tal Div; on W by Continental Div. 171 - (Jackson) bounded on N and E by Colo 14 and Jackson-Larimer Co line; on S by Jackson-Grand Co line; on W by Colo125.181 - (Grand) bounded on N by Continental Div; on E by Poi-son Ck and Main Fk of Troublesome Ck; on S by ColoradoRiver; on W by Colo 9 and US 40.191 - (Larimer) bounded on N by WY; on E by US 287; on S byColo 14; on W by Larimer CRs 69, 68C, 74E, (Red Feather LakesRd), 179, 80C (Cherokee Pk Rd) and 59.201 - (Moffat) bounded on N by WY; on E by Moffat CR 10N(Irish Canyon Rd), Colo 318 and Moffat CR 10; on S by MoffatCR 34 and Green River; on W by UT.211 - (Moffat, Rio Blanco) bounded on N by US 40 and YampaRiver; on E by Colo 13/789; on S by White River; on W byStrawberry Ck-Deception Ck Rd.214 - (Routt) bounded on N by Little Snake-Elk River Div; on Eby Routt CR 129; on S by US 40; on W by Wolf Ck, Wolf Mtnalong Elk River-Elkhead Ck Div.231 - (Routt, Rio Blanco, Garfield) bounded on N by Routt CRs29, 132A, 25, 132 and 15; on E by Colo 131; on S by Bear River;on W by Williams Fk River-Yampa River Div to Dunkley Pass,Rio Blanco CRs 8 and 19 and Routt CR 55.301 - (Moffat) bounded on N by Moffat CRs 5, 158, 3 and 108;on E by Colo 13/789; on S by Yampa River; on W by Moffat CR17.361 - (Eagle, Grand) bounded on N by the Colorado Riv fromElk Ck to Inspiration Point; on E by the Gore Range Div; on Sand W by Piney Ridge to Elk Ck, following Piney Ridge to theEagle’s Nest Wilderness boundary and the Gore Range Div (El-liott Ridge).371 - (Summit) bounded on N by Cataract Ck; on E by GreenMtn Res and Blue River; on S by I-70; on W by Gore Range Div.391 - (Jefferson) bounded on N by I-70; on E by I-25; on S byColo 470, Jefferson CRs 124 (Deer Ck Canyon), 122 (SouthTurkey Ck), and US 285; on W by Jefferson CR 73 and Colo 74.411 - (Mesa, Delta) bounded on N by Delta-Mesa Co line, Flow-ing Park Rd and Lands End Rd; on E by Colos 65 and 92; on Sby US 50.421 - (Mesa, Garfield) bounded on N by Colorado River-PlateauCk Div; on E by Divide Ck-Buzzard Ck Div; on S by Mesa-DeltaCo line; on W by Colo 65.441 - (Moffat, Routt) bounded on N by USFS Rd 42; on E byElkhead Ck-Elk River Div and Wolf Ck.; on S by US 40; on W byElkhead Ck.

444 - (Eagle, Garfield, Pitkin) bounded on N by Colorado River,Cottonwood Ck, Eagle CR 10A, (Cottonwood Pass Rd), USFS514 (Red Table Mountain Rd) and Fryingpan River-Eagle RiverDiv; on E by divide between Lime Ck and N Fork of FryingpanRiver and its tributaries and Cross Ck-Homestake Ck drainages;on S by Ivanhoe Ck and Fryingpan River; on W by Roaring ForkRiver.461 - (Jefferson, Park) bounded on N by Jefferson CRs 122(South Turkey Ck Canyon), 124 (Deer Ck Canyon), Colos 7 and470; on E by S Platte River; on S by N Fk of S.Platte River; on Wby US 285.471 - (Pitkin) bounded on N by Roaring Fork River and Colo82; on E by Continental Div; on S by Roaring Fork River-TaylorRiver Div; on W by Castle Ck.481 - (Chaffee) bounded on N by S Fk of Clear Ck and Clear Ck;on E by Arkansas River; on S by Chalk Ck and Tincup Pass Rdfrom St Elmo; on W by Continental Div.500 - (Park) bounded on N by Continental Div; on E by N Fk ofS Platte River; on S by US 285; on W by Colo 9.501 - (Park, Jefferson) bounded on N by US 285 and N Fk of SPlatte River; on E by S Platte River; on S by US 24; on W byPark CR 77.511 - (Teller, El Paso, Park) bounded on N by Douglas Co line;on E by I-25; on S by US 24; on W by S Platte River, exceptwithin USAF Academy.512 - (El Paso) bounded on N by N boundary of USAF Acad-emy; on E by I-25; on S and W by S and W boundaries of USAFAcademy.521 - (Delta, Gunnison) bounded on N by Delta-Mesa Co lineand Gunnison-Mesa Co line; on E by Gunnison-Pitkin Co line,White River-Gunnison NF boundary and Ruby Range Summit;on S by Gunnison CR 12 (Kebler Pass Rd), N Fk of GunnisonRiver; on W by Jay Ck, West Res No. 1, Overland Ditch andGrand Mesa-Gunnison NF boundary.551 - (Gunnison, Saguache) bounded on N by US 50, Quartz CkRd, N Quartz Ck Rd and the Taylor River-Tomichi Ck Div; on Eby Continental Div; on S and W by Colo 114.561 - (Chaffee, Saguache) bounded on N by US 50; on E by US285; on S by the Arkansas River-Rio Grande Div; on W by Con-tinental Div.581 - (Park, Teller, Fremont) bounded on N by US 24; on E byColo 67 and Phantom Canyon Rd; on S by US 50; on W by Colo9 and Park CR 59.591 - (Pueblo, Fremont, El Paso) within Fort Carson MilitaryRes. 681 - (Saguache) bounded on N by Continental Div andArkansas River Div between North Pass and Poncha Pass; on Eby US 285; on S by US 285 & Colo 114; on W by Colo 114.682 - (Saguache) bounded on N by US 285; on E by Colo 17; onS by Saguache CR G; on W by US 285.691 - (Custer, Fremont) bounded on N by US 50; on E and S byGrape Ck and Arkansas River; on W by Colo 69.711 - (Dolores, Montezuma, San Miguel) bounded on N bySummit Canyon Ck, Dolores River and Disappointment Ck; onE by USFS Rd 526 (Dolores-Norwood Rd); on E and S by Colo145; on S by Colo 184; on W by US 491 and UT.741 - (La Plata) bounded on N by US 160; on E by AnimasRiver; on S by NM; on W by Montezuma-La Plata Co line.751 - (Archuleta, Hinsdale, La Plata, San Juan) bounded on N byContinental Div; on E by the Los Pinos River-Piedra River Div;on S by NM; on W by Los Pinos River, CR 501 (Bayfield-Val-lecito Rd), CR 240 (Pine River-Florida River Rd) and Los PinosRiver-Florida Riv. Div.771 - (Archuleta) bounded on N by US 160; on E by San JuanRiver; on S by NM; on W by Los Pinos River-Piedra River Div.791 - (Alamosa, Rio Grande, Saguache) bounded on N by CR G;on E by Colo 17; on S by US 160; on W by US 285.851 - (Costilla, Las Animas) bounded on N by W Fk of Purga-toire River, N Fk of Purgatoire River and Colo 12; on E by I-25;on S by NM; on W by Sangre de Cristo Div.861 - (Huerfano) bounded on N by Custer-Huerfano Co line; onE by Colo 69, Huerfano CRs 555 (Muddy Ck Rd), 570 and 572(Pass Ck Rd); on S and W by Sangre de Cristo Div.951 - (Weld, Morgan) bounded on N by Colo 392, Weld CR 68;on E by Morgan CRs O, GG and 2 and Colo 144; on S and W byby I-76; Weld CR 49, US 34 and US 85.


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