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Colorado Unit 68Archery Pronghorn draw odds & public land

The numbers that decide your hunt — how hard the tag is to draw, how much of the unit is public — all real, all cited. No login.

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The real signals

Real numbers, kept separate

Draw (nonresident)
Draw varies
1 hunt code
Public land
87.6%
USGS PAD-US (federal)
The country you'll hunt
Steep
9,532
avg elevation · Subalpine
6,313
vertical relief (low→high)
5m
ruggedness index

Land character from USGS 3DEP elevation — a coarse read of how steep and high the unit is, not a substitute for the topo. Flip on satellite + 3D on the map to see it.

Hunt codes

Every pronghorn code in this unit

Hunt codeSeasonNR drawSuccess
AM068O1Alimitednull pts

Hawk, your AI guide

These four numbers tell you which tag. Hawk turns it into a hunt — a day-by-day plan tied to weather and elk movement, e-scouted glassing spots, your gear list, and navigation. (A product feature — not unit statistics.)

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Homework

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Scout & plan this unit

Your Unit 68 hunt, start to finish

Everything you need once you've drawn — the "okay, now what?" sorted. We build this dossier deeper every season.

🎟️Lock your tag & license

Draw or buy the tag, add the habitat stamp, and read this unit's regs before you bank on it.

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🛏️Where to stay

Basecamp a motel/Airbnb in the nearest town, or camp on public land closer to the action — drive time matters at 4 a.m. (We're mapping nearest towns + lodging per unit.)

Camp & access

Trailheads, parking, how far you pack in and out, where to drop camp. Public-land access mapping for this unit is in the build.

🎒Dial your kit

Build the exact pronghorn kit for this hunt — terrain, weather, the pack-out.

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📅Time it to the rut & weather

Line your dates up with the rut window and a cold front; check daily conditions once you're close.

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📲Hunt it with the app

In the field, log your hunt and snap photos right in HuntVibe — even landscape shots earn AI credits, and your success helps the next hunter scout Unit 68. We record the unit, but your exact GPS coordinates are stripped on upload — your precise spot stays yours.

HuntVibe success here

Be the first to log a pronghorn hunt in Unit 68. As HuntVibe hunters tag out, their wins show up here at the unit level — we know the unit, but exact GPS coordinates are stripped from photos on upload, so the precise kill spot is never known or exposed. Real results, not rumors; spots stay private.

Field chatter

We're gathering what hunters say about Unit 68 across the web — aggregated, attributed, and labeled as opinion, never treated as fact.

Where these numbers come from
  • Draw odds: CPW 2025 Drawn-Out / Draw Recap reports
  • Public land: USGS PAD-US 4.0 federal public land ∩ official unit boundaries (EPSG:5070)
  • Harvest success: CPW 2025 Elk Harvest Estimates
  • Herd bull:cow: CPW 2025 Post-Hunt Population & Sex Ratio Estimates

2025 season data. Draw odds reflect past results and are not a guarantee of future draws — regulations and quotas change every year. Always verify on the official Colorado wildlife agency site before you apply.

Common questions

Colorado Unit 68 — straight answers

What are the 2025 nonresident draw odds for Colorado Unit 68 archery pronghorn?

Draw varies. Based on real 2025 Colorado preference-point results across 1 hunt code in the unit.

How much of Colorado Unit 68 is public land?

87.6% of Unit 68 is federal public land you can hunt without permission, measured from USGS PAD-US boundaries.

Can a nonresident draw Colorado Unit 68 pronghorn with no points?

Draw varies — so you'll typically build points or watch leftover/secondary draws. Verify on the Colorado agency site before applying.

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