CO Pronghorn Unit 113

CO 113 Tactical Analysis. Terrain & Access CO 113 spans 135,250 acres across rolling high-plains pronghorn habitat between 4,568 and 5,237 feet elevation. Only 7% of the unit sits on public land—the overwhelming majority is private, which severely constrains unguided access for nonresidents. Success here depends entirely on securing landowner permission or hunting through an outfitter with private-land relationships. Public ground is sparse and unlikely to hold resident pronghorn populations. Herd Quality Recent wildlife surveys show a average buck:doe ratio of 26:100—well-balanced breeding structure typical of soundly managed pronghorn herds. This ratio indicates healthy productivity and sustainable..