Crooked Horn Ranch

Descriptions

Located in the heart of the Gunnison Basin, Crooked Horn Ranch has world-class mule deer, antelope and elk hunting in GMU 67. This +/- 560 acre ranch is surrounded by BLM land giving you direct access to thousands of acres of public lands for horseback riding, hiking, ATV riding, camping and of course, big game hunting. With deep sage draws and water, Crooked Horn Ranch is able to hold small resident elk, deer and antelope herds year round. The featured photo is of a buck just off the property on Blm. As fall approaches, more animals are pushed into the ranch creating a unique wildlife sanctuary. Although there are no structures on the ranch, there are good road systems around the property making getting around relatively easy.

This area of Colorado is renowned for world-class mule deer and antelope as well as great elk hunting. Fortunately, Crooked Horn Ranch qualifies for the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Landowner Voucher Program. This program allows for landowners that meet specific land criteria to apply and obtain transferable landowner vouchers which then can be redeemed for hunting licenses. This is a huge benefit to resident and non-resident hunters as some of these licenses can take many years to draw in the public system.

As an added bonus this property is less the 20 min east of Gunnison, CO which has a regional airport, hospital, grocery and is home to Western State College. The historic ski town of Crested Butte is a 1hr to the north and is one of the most charming ski towns in the entire West. Besides fantastic skiing, hiking, mountain biking and golf, Crested Butte is known as the wildflower capital of Colorado. The ranch is about 3 hrs West of Denver, 2:40 hrs West of Colorado Springs and 2.5 hours Southwest of Grand Junction. There is daily jet service into Gunnison Regional Airport(20 min away) as well as Montrose Regional Airport (1:15 hours away