CO Bighorn Sheep Unit S47 — BROWNS CANYON

CO S47 — Browns Canyon. Terrain & Access Browns Canyon spans 6,348–11,040 feet across 265,249 acres in south-central Colorado, with 76% public land. The unit's mixed elevation supports diverse habitat from lower pinyon-juniper and sagebrush to high-elevation alpine and subalpine zones. Substantial public acreage makes foot access feasible, though terrain and distance will determine route difficulty for individual hunters. Trophy Potential The counties overlapping this unit—Fremont and Chaffee—hold a history of exceptional bighorn production. Record-book entries from these counties span multiple decades, with notable representation in the 2010s–2020s. Recent entries confirm consistent trophy-class production, including a specimen..