CO Pronghorn Unit 106

CO 106 — Tactical Analysis. Terrain & Access CO 106 spans rolling high plains at 4,730–5,994 feet across nearly 383,000 acres, but with only 8% public land, this is a private-land-dependent unit. Success here hinges on access — DIY hunters will face significant posting challenges. Antelope habitat at this elevation favors sagebrush and grassland; the sparse public acreage limits unguided opportunity. Herd Quality Recent wildlife surveys show a 20:100 buck:doe ratio, placing the herd at average composition. This is typical for managed Colorado pronghorn units and indicates a stable, huntable population, though not an exceptional age-class structure..