Dove/Quail/Pheasant/Duck/Geese

[LeeWoiteshek]

Anyone know of day hunts/day leases/on the U.S. 50 corridor from Pueblo east to Kansas?

 

[MountainSqwabler]

It's west of ya, but black canyon pheasant hunting in delta is a pretty decent place.

 

[stinky]

BC starts somewhere around $200. But, you get a free round of clays w/it.

 

[LeeWoiteshek]

I would have thought the farther east would be mostly rural and closer to Kansas the more "birdy". Hence some rancher opening up his fields for a couple of days. But to be honest, I'm sure CPW would make it painful with the regs, and likely liability insurance.

 

[stinky]

Have you looked at Walk-In Access (what you asked about, sorta), and State Lands. The CPW puts out pamphlets for each of those.

Check w/the Chamber of Commerce. Craig, CO(the opposite corner of the state) CofC has a list of Chamber members that sell Trespass Permits....so, I assume that other cities/counties would do the same.

Check w/the DWM (Game Warden) in those areas. They can point you in the right direction.

Are there any State Wildlife Areas in there? Again, the CPW puts out a pamphlet w/them listed and mapped.

Go way down to the bottom...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is a nationally recognized leader in conservation, outdoor recreation and wildlife management. The agency manages 42 state parks, all of Colorado's wildlife, more than 300 state wildlife areas and a host of recreational programs. CPW issues hunting and fishing...

cpw.state.co.us

 

[LeeWoiteshek]

I hadn't thought about the Chamber of Commerce. I'm going to look at that. I've found while there are some jewels of public land, they are few and far between. But, to be honest I probably need to look at the walk in's. Seem's most of the birds are in the NE part of the state, and that's a bit of a run for me.