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Colorado GMU 67 deer hunting: 2024 harvest and hunter numbers

Unit 67 covers about 674 square miles in Gunnison, Hinsdale and Saguache counties.

In 2024, an estimated 517 deer hunters hunted Game Management Unit 67 across all seasons and took 349 deer, a success rate of 68%. The statewide rate that year was 43%.

That is 40 fewer hunters than 2023, when success was 67%.

2nd rifle was the busiest rifle season, with 251 hunters, about 37 for every 100 square miles of the unit.

3rd rifle had the highest rifle success at 82%.

Among the 138 units with at least 100 rifle deer hunters, unit 67 ranked 4 for rifle success and 60 for fewest rifle hunters per square mile.

2024 deer harvest in unit 67, by season

SeasonHuntersHarvestBucks / Does / FawnsSuccess 2024Success 2023Hunters per 100 sq miDays per hunter
2nd rifle251194141 / 46 / 877%73%374.7
3rd rifle988042 / 37 / 082%80%153.6
4th rifle252525 / 0 / 0100%84%43.2
All rifle seasons374299208 / 83 / 880%75%554.3
Archery752121 / 0 / 028%40%118.3
Muzzleloader682929 / 0 / 043%43%105.1
All seasons and methods517349258 / 83 / 868%67%775.0

Hunters per 100 square miles uses the whole unit, private land included, so real crowding on public ground is higher. Season rows include limited and over-the-counter licenses together.

2026 rifle season dates

Dates are from the 2026 Colorado Big Game brochure. Whether a license for unit 67 is over-the-counter or limited depends on the hunt code: check the brochure before you buy.

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Where these numbers come from

Colorado Parks and Wildlife surveys license holders after each season and publishes estimates of hunters, harvest and days hunted for every unit. This page uses the 2024 Colorado Deer Harvest Estimates and the 2023 report in the same series. They are estimates from a survey, not counts, and they cover the whole unit.