CO Bighorn Sheep Unit S53 — BRISTOL HEAD

CO S53 – BRISTOL HEAD. Terrain & Access Bristol Head spans 8,671–12,852 feet across 128,354 acres of public land. The unit's full public-land ownership provides unrestricted access to high-elevation alpine and subalpine terrain typical of Colorado's bighorn habitat. Elevation and terrain diversity support both lower summer range and high-country winter grounds within a single unit boundary. Trophy Potential The counties overlapping Bristol Head — Mineral and Hinsdale — hold a combined six record-book entries from the past two decades, including a recent entry scoring 200.0. Recent decade production (2020s average) reflects strong trophy-class performance, with multiple animals..