Colorado Mountain Lion Hunt

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Colorado mountain lion hunting where this outfitter manages mountain lions on a number of ranches in this area.  He has been doing so for years and years. These large, private land areas hold a ton of elk and deer and the cougars that prey on them. This outfitter has been chasing mountain lions on the same places for so long and the success rate with him is unprecedented.   His success rate being nearly 100% with my clients. Most hunters will have their cougar in the first day or so with good snow.

Although these hunts are scheduled for 5 days they rarely last that long. As a result there is also a chance to hunt with him “on call.” Hunting Cougars “on call” will allow for you to come when the snow is perfect and the mountain lions are already located or known to be in the area. This mountain lion outfitter is cutting tracks on a daily basis whether you are there or not. He and his team will be cutting tracks in every direction when you arrive.

On this Colorado mountain lion hunt, this outfitter has the knowledge and many eyes looking on this private ground.  This outfitter will be the one to help you achieve your hunting goal. Hunters wanting an “on call mountain lion hunt” will need to be willing to come on a 24 – 48 hour notice. Much of his ground can be accessed via snow machine or 4 x 4 so hunters don’t necessarily need to be fit although it is helpful. These cats are hunted via hounds and are some of the best at what they do.  Cougar hunting with hounds is a successful means of getting your tag filled.

Price: $7500

In the rugged landscapes of Colorado, where the majestic Rockies tower over the horizon, there exists a tradition as old as the land itself: mountain lion hunting with hounds. Also known as cougar hunting, this practice embodies a unique blend of skill, history, and adventure, rooted deeply in the heritage of the Western United States.

Mountain lion hunting has deep historical roots, dating back to the indigenous peoples of the region who revered these apex predators for their strength and agility. Early settlers, too, recognized the importance of managing cougar populations to protect livestock and ensure human safety. Over time, hunting mountain lions became not just a necessity but also a revered pursuit, embodying the spirit of the frontier.

One of the most iconic methods of hunting mountain lions is with the aid of specially trained hounds. This method involves skilled hunters relying on the acute senses of their dogs to track and tree cougars. Once treed, hunters carefully approach, evaluating the size and condition of the animal before making the decision to harvest.

Colorado A Hub for Cougar Hunting

Colorado stands as a premier destination for cougar hunting enthusiasts. Its diverse terrain, ranging from dense forests to expansive plateaus, provides the perfect habitat for these elusive predators. With strict regulations in place to ensure sustainability, Colorado offers a unique opportunity for hunters to experience the thrill of the chase while contributing to conservation efforts.

Regulations and Conservation

As with any form of hunting, responsible stewardship of the land and its wildlife is paramount. State wildlife agencies in Colorado, along with those in other Western states, implement regulations to manage cougar populations sustainably. These regulations often include quotas, hunting seasons, and licensing requirements designed to maintain healthy populations while minimizing conflicts with humans and livestock.

The Thrill of the Chase

For many hunters, the allure of mountain lion hunting lies not only in the pursuit of a formidable adversary but also in the immersive experience of traversing untamed wilderness. Tracking cougars through rugged terrain, interpreting signs left behind, and finally encountering these elusive creatures in their natural habitat evoke a sense of connection to the land and its wild inhabitants. Conclusion

In Colorado and throughout the Western United States, mountain lion hunting stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of adventure and the deep-seated respect for nature. Rooted in tradition yet evolving with the times, this practice continues to captivate hunters and conservationists alike, offering not only a thrilling pursuit but also a profound connection to the untamed beauty of the wilderness. As stewards of the land, it is our responsibility to ensure that this legacy endures for generations to come.