Quick Tips
- Flagler Reservoir fishing: Largemouth bass, northern pike, walleye and tiger musky
- Some pheasant hunting on CRP lands in western portion
| species | general Size | trophy potential |
|---|---|---|
| Mule Deer | 150"-170" | 170"+ |
| Whitetail Deer | 130"-150" | 160"+ |
| Antelope | 60"-70" | 70"+ |
On The Ground
Nearly 100% private farmland that creates plenty of room for herds of mule deer and antelope. Whitetails numbers are significantly less than mule deer. Permission to hunt antelope is granted quicker than those wanting to hunt mule deer.
Terrain
Flat prairie rising to rolling hills and plateaus with creeks and draws throughout the landscape.
Roughly 1,241 square miles
2.9% public land
Elevations from 4,429-5,735 feet
Vegetation
Extensive short grass prairie, sagebrush, yucca, cottonwoods along creek bottoms, Russian olives near ranch homes, large sections of dry-land farming and tall grasses on Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) lands.
Access
Flagler Reservoir, 400 acres, is limited to youth/mentor hunting only. The area is 5 miles east of Flagler on County Road U. Deer, waterfowl and pheasant are hunted on the property.
Camping and Lodging
Flagler Reservoir provides camping in designated areas. Limon located in the southwest corner and Flagler along Interstate 70 offers a variety of motels, restaurants, gas, diesel and medical facilities. Along the northern boundary on US 36 Anton Coop has gas and diesel fuel Monday-Saturday.
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