CO Moose Unit 66

CO 66 Tactical Analysis. Terrain & Access CO 66 spans 7,158–14,274 feet across 575,000 acres in high country with 84% public land and 18% wilderness. The elevation range and public acreage support meaningful access for self-sufficient hunters, though the wilderness component will require route-finding through roadless terrain. The combination of public land and accessible high-elevation habitat creates solid opportunity for foot-mobile hunting. Trophy Potential The counties overlapping CO 66 (Hinsdale and Gunnison) hold a modest history of moose record-book entries — shared with neighboring units in the same counties. Historical production shows a recent decline: the 2010s..