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Elkheaven.com's Scouting Services

Take advantage of our scouting services for your next Colorado elk hunt. A lot of people just don't have the time to scout out good places to hunt elk. We hope our reports will help narrow down your search.

Starting in *2007 a subscription fee of $20.00 will be charged (to pay for gas for our scouting trips). That gives you access to the scouting information for 12 full months. Alternatively, you can request a "Game Unit Review." GURs will always be free. * Use PayPal at bottom of page to subscribe today.

The biggest benefit of using our scouting services is it will allow you to get into hot spots for elk the first time you are out. Though we can't guarantee what the elk will do when you get there we can show you the right spots. The rest is up to you.

Here's what you'll find in each report:

1. Best Kept Secrets about the area. Did you know Unit 39 has some of the best trophy elk within one hour of Denver?
2. Directions. How to get there and where to park.
3. Statistics. Harvest stats.
4. Weather in Colorado.
5. Local web cams (if any).
6. National Forest Ranger stations nearby.
7. State Trust Lands (one of the best kept secrets in Colorado).
8. Free Online Maps for the area. I also recommend Boulder Map Gallery for purchasing a good map.
9. Hiking and Camping info.
10. Quick stats - what seasons we recommend to hunt that area, elevations, typical bull elk sizes in the area, bull to cow ratios, etc.

Disclaimer: Elk are hearty animals with keen senses. Keep the wind in your face and walk slowly and quietly when in elk country. Elk adapt quickly to human pressure and changes. Allow them to function naturally for best results. Also, elk country (wilderness areas) are extremely difficult terrain in most cases. It's recommended you are in the best shape of your life to fully enjoy wilderness areas. Nothing is easy about finding elk in wilderness areas. Elk are smart animals and while their daily habits are cyclical they can be unpredictable when they are pressured. Weather, human traffic and noise can and do affect how elk live. We can greatly increase your chances on public land. We can show you the best places to quietly sit and wait for elk to show up. The rest is up to you. Make every effort to keep your human scent to an absolute minimum and the wind in your face. Stay quiet and as still as possible to avoid being heard or seen while in the woods.

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