At a Glance
100Square Miles
81%Public Land
9,056 - 14,265Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Watch for afternoon thunderstorms
- Hunt away from tourists
- Use a rangefinder
Hunters in Colorado's Unit G10 emphasize the challenging terrain, suggesting that physical fitness and preparation are crucial for a successful hunt. The unit's low draw odds confirm its popularity but suggest that those lucky enough to secure a tag may be rewarded with a high-quality hunting experience. Seasonality and weather conditions play significant roles, impacting both game behavior and hunter access. Many users recommend thorough scouting and familiarity with the area's specific elevations and game habits to maximize success in this unit.
The Ten Mile range between Frisco and Hoosier Pass has a stable population of mountain goats allowing for a good hunt.
Hunting is allowed only on weekdays due to the high recreational use the Ten Mile Range attracts during summer and fall. Colorado Parks and Wildlife opted to reduce any potential conflicts by allowing four weekday seasons. Weather can change during any hour of the day bringing wind, rain, sleet or snow above 10,000 feet. Goats with horn lengths of 8-10” are available.