
challenging
5 days
Hunters should be in good physical condition due to steep, rugged terrain and extended hours on foot.
Discover the thrill of trophy mule deer hunting at Dry Creek Ranch near Westcliffe, CO. Explore diverse mountain terrain with expert guides for a truly exceptional five-day hunt.
Ages 12+ • 5 Days • Up to 2 People
Discover the thrill of premier Mule Deer hunting at Dry Creek Ranch, where limited trophy buck hunts guarantee an exceptional experience. With elevations from 7,000 to 11,000 feet, explore diverse terrain while receiving personalized attention in a stunning natural setting. Enjoy a high-end hunting adventure focused on quality and success.
Discover the thrill of premier Mule Deer hunting at Dry Creek Ranch, where limited trophy buck hunts guarantee an exceptional experience. With elevations from 7,000 to 11,000 feet, explore diverse terrain while receiving personalized attention in a stunning natural setting. Enjoy a high-end hunting adventure focused on quality and success.
Spend a day in Westcliffe or nearby locations to adjust before starting the hunt at elevations up to 11,000 feet.
Choose earth tones that blend with ponderosa pine and rocky outcrops to remain unseen by mule deer.
Layered clothing is vital; mountain days can shift from warm sun to sudden cool breezes.
Respect for the animal and environment ensures a rewarding and responsible hunting experience.
Westcliffe sits near lands historically inhabited by the Ute tribes and later became a ranching community before evolving into today’s outdoor adventure hub.
Dry Creek Ranch practices sustainable hunting and supports wildlife management efforts to maintain healthy game populations and preserve habitat quality.
Essential for navigating rocky, uneven terrain and wet brush in mountainous conditions.
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Adapts to temperature swings common during autumn in the Wet Mountains.
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Helps minimize human scent and improve chances of a successful stalk.
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Critical for spotting mule deer from long distances across expansive valleys.
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