Situated in the southwestern corner of Huerfano County, this unit is 70% private. road access to public land is limited. The unit includes steep mountains to 14,000 feet.

There are some big mule deer, but bucks are hard to find. The best elk hunting is during first rifle and archery seasons. There is moderate bowhunting pressure, but high hunting pressure during rifle seasons.

Varies from high desert to steep mountains with peaks from 12,000 to 14,000 feet.

Mostly grasslands at low elevations. Gently rolling foothills covered with sagebrush, oakbrush, junipers and pinyon pines. Aspen and ponderosa ridges lead to avalanche chutes coming off the high peaks with many grassy parks at about 9,000 feet.

A great deal of private land results in limited access. No roads permit vehicles to travel from state trust lands to the San Isabel National Forest.

Numerous primitive tent campsites close to spring-fed creeks. Motels, gas, food and emergency care at Walsenburg.