CO Bighorn Sheep Unit S36 — BELLOWS CREEK

CO S36 – Bellows Creek. Terrain & Access Bellows Creek spans 8,049–12,730 feet across 110,656 acres of high-elevation Colorado alpine and subalpine terrain. Nearly 94% public land and 20% designated wilderness create a landscape dominated by national forest; access roads reach the lower and mid-elevations, though the high-country core requires foot travel. The elevation band supports classic bighorn sheep habitat—steep, rocky slopes and cliff bands interspersed with alpine meadows and sparse vegetation. Hunters will encounter both roadside trailheads and multi-day pack-in scenarios depending on where sheep concentrate in a given year. Trophy Potential Trophy-class bighorn sheep have..