Description

Experience a week-long guided mule deer hunt in Colorado’s rugged backcountry, exploring high-country ridges and valley bottoms in search of mature bucks often scoring 150″–180″ +. You'll hunt on both public and private lands using limited-draw tags that typically require few preference points. Hunts operate with 1-on-1 or 2-on-1 guide support, and you’ll stay in comfortable wall tents or cabins depending on terrain, with all meals, in-field transportation (via horses, ATVs, or vehicles), and field care for your deer included. The pace balances smart scouting with physical challenge—walking a few miles daily from camp to glass and stalk—while guides handle logistics, camp setup, trophy prep, and meat packing so you can focus on the hunt and the majestic mountain scenery.

HuntX Scale (Low 1 - 5 High)

• Lodging & Accommodations: Wall Tent
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  Lodging & Accommodations Scale

  5 - Cabin/Lodge

  4 - Bunk House/Trailer

  3 - Wall Tent

  2 - Backpack Tent

  1 - Client Provided/Hotel

The outfitter provides cozy, well‑appointed wall tents at their Mule Deer camps—each tent includes a cot, sleeping pad, and enough space to store your gear—set up in scenic high-country locations like alpine ridges and Creekside clearings. The guides handle all pack‑in and pack‑out logistics, keeping your base camp stable and comfortable throughout the hunt, so you can focus entirely on the experience and the spectacular backcountry scenery.

• Menu & Food: Field Kitchen
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  Menu & Food Scale

  5 - 5 Star Catered

  4 - Full Kitchen

  3 - Field Kitchen

  2 - Backpack Food

  1 - Client Provided

Guides will ensure you're well‑fed and energized with home‑style meals throughout the hunt—from early morning coffee and a hot cooked breakfast to packed lunches on the trail and warming dinner prepared each evening at camp. They ask about food preferences in advance to tailor meals to your tastes and dietary needs, ensuring you're fueled for long backcountry days and truly cared for like family around the camp fire.

• Physical Conditions: Heavy Hiking
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  Physical Conditions Scale:

  5 - All Vehicle Access

  4 - Light Hiking

  3 - Moderate Hiking

  2 - Heavy Hiking

  1 - Extreme Back Country

While horseback riding is used for pack-in, camp logistics, and sometimes to get close to hunted areas, actual hunting typically involves hiking and glassing from vantage points on foot—sometimes spanning several miles each day depending on terrain and animal activity

Transportation (To/From Basecamp)

Transportation is provided from Denver International Airport. This is free of charge.

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Description

The outfitter provides a comprehensive hunting experience, offering meals, lodging, and transportation within the hunting area. They supply home-style meals throughout the hunt. Lodging includes well-equipped wall tents with cots and sleeping pads, set up in scenic high-country locations like alpine ridges and Creekside clearings. Transportation within the hunting area is also provided. Hunters are responsible for their personal gear, including weapons, ammunition, clothing, and licenses. Additionally, hunters should bring a day backpack equipped with a survival kit, basic first aid supplies, and adequate water. Detailed gear checklists are available upon booking.

What Outfitter Provides

• Wall Tent
• Cots
• Sleeping Pads
• Transportation
• Excellent Guide Service
• Scouting
• Field Transportation
• Meals
• Skinning/Quartering of Game\

What to Bring

• Cold Weather Hunting Gear- Layering System Recommended
• Rangefinder and Binoculars
• Thermal Base Layers
• Hunting Hat & Gloves
• Rifle with 40 rounds of ammunition
• 1 Article of Hunt Orange

Recommended Items

• RBO Adventure Precision Shooting Academy, Level 1 - Nebraska
• RBO Adventure Precision Shooting Academy, Level 1 - South Dakota

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