Pronghorn Antelope - 4-Day Private Land Archery Hunt
Fort Carson, Colorado
Lodge • Private • Guided
Description
Archery Pronghorn Hunt
150,000 acres of private ground. Bow in hand. Pronghorn on the horizon.
There are few things in Western hunting quite like closing the distance on a pronghorn with a bow.
This archery hunt gives you access to approximately 150,000 acres of private ground, providing plenty of country to glass, scout, and work your way into bow range. Pronghorn are fast, sharp-eyed, and unforgiving of mistakes, making the final stalk every bit as important as finding the right buck.
This is an opportunity to experience a true Western pronghorn hunt on expansive private ground without the crowds and pressure often associated with public land.
The Hunt
Spend your days glassing open country, locating pronghorn, and working the terrain to close the distance.
Bowhunting pronghorn demands patience and a willingness to make the stalk when the opportunity presents itself. Whether you're using terrain to stay hidden or waiting for the right moment to make your move, getting within bow range is what makes this hunt special.
The hunt includes:
- Access to approximately 150,000 acres of private ground
- Archery pronghorn hunt
- Hotel-style accommodations
- Meals
- Large common area for eating and relaxing
Accommodations
Hunters will stay in hotel-style accommodations during their trip, with a large common area where everyone can gather for meals, relax, and swap stories after a day in the field.
Additional photos of the accommodations and common areas will be added as they become available.
What to Expect
This is Western bowhunting at its best: big country, wary animals, long glassing sessions, and the challenge of getting close enough to make the shot.
Come prepared to hunt hard, cover ground, and take advantage of opportunities when they develop. The size of the property gives you room to hunt and adapt throughout your stay.
If getting inside bow range is the part of pronghorn hunting that draws you in, this is your hunt.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How much private land is available to hunt?
- Hunters have access to approximately 150,000 acres of private ground, providing plenty of room to glass, scout, and pursue pronghorn.
- What is included in the hunt?
- The hunt includes private-land access, archery pronghorn hunting, hotel-style accommodations, and meals.
- Is the pronghorn voucher included?
- Please confirm voucher and licensing details with the outfitter when booking your archery hunt.
- How many days is the archery hunt?
- The available archery hunt length and specific dates should be confirmed with the outfitter when booking.
- What makes this an archery hunt?
- The goal is to get within effective bow range and make a clean shot. Pronghorn are extremely alert and can be challenging to approach, so hunters should be prepared for plenty of glassing, careful stalking, and patience.
- Is this a guided hunt?
- Confirm the level of guiding and field assistance with the outfitter before booking.
- Where will I stay?
- Hunters will stay in hotel-style accommodations with access to a large common area for meals, relaxing, and visiting with other hunters.
- Are meals included?
- Yes. Meals are included with the hunt.
- What equipment should I bring?
- Hunters should bring their own bow, arrows, broadheads, optics, appropriate hunting clothing, footwear, and personal gear. Contact the outfitter before the hunt for any specific equipment recommendations or requirements.
- How physically demanding is the hunt?
- Hunters should be prepared to spend time walking, glassing, and making stalks across open Western terrain. Fitness and comfortable footwear can make a big difference during a bowhunt.
- What should I expect during a typical day?
- Expect early starts, glassing for pronghorn, moving between areas as needed, and spending time working out a stalk. The opportunity may require patience and multiple attempts before getting within bow range.
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Your Outfitter
Laramy M
Our goal is simple: to share the spirit of the San Juan Mountains through experiences shaped by heritage, horsemanship, and immense respect for the land.
Location
Gear List
- Weapon and Ammo
- Weather Appropriate Hunting Attire
- Valid State Hunting License/Tags
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Rules & Guidelines
- Hunters must follow all state hunting regulations and licensing requirements.
- A valid hunting license and any required documentation must be obtained before hunting.
- Hunters are responsible for bringing appropriate firearms, ammunition, clothing, and personal gear.
- Respect the property, accommodations, wildlife, and fellow hunters.
- Follow all safety instructions provided by the outfitter.
- Clean up after yourself and help keep shared areas in good condition.
- No littering or leaving personal gear behind.
- Respect the outfitter's instructions regarding access, vehicles, gates, livestock, and property boundaries.
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