Hunters discussing Unit 118 in Colorado emphasize its challenging terrain and variable weather conditions, advising others to be well-prepared for changing environments. There is a common sentiment that the unit can offer rewarding opportunities for those willing to put in the time and effort to understand the area's specific patterns, including game movement and seasonal behavior. Experienced hunters recommend early season scouting to familiarize with potential game routes and to identify promising hunting spots. Additionally, it's suggested to track recent draw odds to better strategize for future hunts in this unit.
East and southeast of Colorado Springs elk, mule deer, whitetails and antelope roam on 100% private or leased state land where access is restricted.
Access to Fountain Creek may be difficult to obtain from ranchers and hunters will have to pay trespass fees.