Deer are pretty ubiquitous around the highly populated areas of the United States such as the Northeast. Elk, however, aren’t located seemingly everywhere– but thankfully you can hunt elk in rural Colorado. Samuelson Outfitters organizes guided elk hunts in a road-less section of the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest in Colorado– hunting in its most natural… Read more »
Category: Deer Hunting
Tips for Hunting in High Altitude Climates
When we think about hunting, often we imagine rugged terrains, breathtaking views, and the thrill of chasing the game. Hunting in high altitude climates brings its own set of challenges and rewards. Whether you’re an expert hunter or just starting out, here are some expert tips to help you navigate these majestic terrains. 1. Acclimatize… Read more »
Don’t Confuse Elk Hunting With Deer Hunting
Samuelson Outfitters of Colorado offers guided elk hunts as well as guided deer hunts. Now a novice hunter might assume that hunting elk and deer are pretty much one in the same. But the reality is there are some differences depending on which animal you want to shoot. Deer and Elk Differences With deer, hunters… Read more »
Keep These Things in Mind When Planning a Colorado Hunting Trip
Are you planning a hunting trip? Samuelson Outfitters offers the kind of big game hunting trips people dream about, including excellent elk hunts in Colorado. What are some things to consider when planning a hunting trip? Choose the Season That’s Right For You First, consider the time of year you want to go, coupled with… Read more »
The Benefits of Hunting on Horseback
You come to a certain point in your life where you like to take advantage of anything that makes life a little easier, right? At a certain age, you don’t have to do things the way you always did them. You’re ready for something a little different. You’re open to new experiences. Case in point:… Read more »
When Do You Need a Hunting Guide?
Some hunters hunt alone. Others hunt in groups. And then there are those who prefer to go with hunting guide to help them with their hunt. When do you need a hunting guide? A Lack of Familiarity If you’re somewhere you’ve never been before, hunting unfamiliar land or unfamiliar animals/birds, then it’s a good idea… Read more »
Should First Time Hunters Start With Bows or Shotguns?
So you’re a first time hunter. You’re new to “all of this,” but you’re eager to start and you’re wondering, “bow or shotgun?” Should first timers start with bows or shotguns? What do most hunters use/do? Experienced hunters often use both bows and guns regularly. But for those just starting out, what are the pros… Read more »
How to Get the Most Out of Your Venison Meat
Few things are more gratifying than enjoying tasty meat that came from an animal you hunted. That gratifying feeling is as old as humanity, and for whatever reason, meat just tastes better and seems more filling when you hunted it yourself just like your ancestors once did, versus running to the grocery store or butcher… Read more »
Deer Hunting Tips for Muzzleloaders
Hunting deer with a muzzleloader can be a challenging experience for even the most skilled hunters. Muzzleloaders require hunters to get closer to deer than they would have to otherwise in order to take them down. If you’re a novice when it comes to deer hunting with a muzzleloader, it’s a good idea for you… Read more »
How a Centuries Old Land Deal Could Affect Colorado Hunters
For almost a century and a half now, the federal government has owed a huge debt to the state of Colorado. When Colorado first became a state back in 1876, it was scheduled to receive about 4 million acres to set up shop. However, a Native American tribe called the Utes were still living on… Read more »