Colorado hunting land is some of the best recreational property in the country — but selling it can be brutal. Out-of-state buyers want to see the land, inspect access, verify GMU boundaries, and run CPW draw numbers before closing. That means months of showings, realtor fees, and deals that fall through. We buy Colorado hunting land as-is, for cash, without any of that. Call 970-478-1022.
Colorado's big-game hunting — elk, mule deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, mountain lion, bear — draws buyers from all 50 states. That's the good news. The bad news: most serious buyers want to walk the property during hunting season, verify the GMU, confirm access to adjacent public land, and check Colorado Parks and Wildlife draw statistics before they write a check. Fall season is short. The rest of the year the property is snowed in or inaccessible.
Realtors list hunting parcels and then wait 6-18 months to actually close. Meanwhile, property taxes, weed control, and HOA dues keep coming. We skip all of that. We buy hunting land as-is based on acreage, location, and comps — no visit required, no draw-odds homework required.
Parcels in GMU 201 (White River), GMU 61 (Grand Mesa), GMU 10 (Flat Tops), GMU 76 (San Juans), GMU 18 (North Park) — we understand why some units are worth more than others. We factor herd quality, public-land access, and unit draw difficulty into the offer.
If your parcel has an existing hunt club lease, we can buy it subject to the lease and honor the current term. Many lessees end up buying the land from us later anyway.
Land protected by a conservation easement or enrolled in CPW's Landowner Preference Program? Still buyable. We understand how both affect value and we'll factor them in honestly.
Most hunting parcels don't have power, water, or septic. No lender will finance them. That's why we exist.
Our simple 3-step process makes selling your land fast and easy
Fill out our simple form or give us a call. Tell us about your property and what you're looking for.
We'll evaluate your property and present you with a fair, no-obligation cash offer within 24 hours.
Choose your closing date. We handle all the paperwork and cover closing costs. Get paid in as little as 7 days.
Colorado sold over 200,000 big-game tags to non-residents in 2024. Non-resident elk and mule deer tags alone generate tens of millions for CPW annually. The demand for quality private hunting ground is relentless. Values vary wildly by GMU — a 160-acre trophy unit parcel can sell for $3,000-$8,000/acre while similar ground in an OTC unit might sell for $800-$1,500/acre.
Case 1: Rio Blanco County, 160 acres, GMU 21. Inherited hunting parcel bordering BLM, no road access except seasonal. Realtor quoted 12 months. We closed in 22 days for cash, out-of-state owner signed remotely.
Case 2: Costilla County, 40 acres, antelope hunting. Owner wanted out. Small parcel, great adjacency, modest comp. We offered at fair market and closed in 17 days.
Case 3: Jackson County, 80 acres North Park, LPP qualified. Seller had LPP rights for elk tags. We bought the land with LPP rights transferred at closing — a premium we paid for honestly.
We also buy mountain land, raw land, ag and ranch land, and parcels with mineral rights issues. If you inherited or bought Colorado hunting ground you can't use anymore, call us.
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Get answers to common questions about selling your land
Yes. We factor GMU, draw odds, herd quality, and public-land adjacency into every hunting-land offer. A parcel in GMU 201 is priced differently than the same acreage in an OTC unit. We pay for real value, not generic per-acre math.
Of course. Many owners inherit Colorado hunting parcels they've never visited. You don't need to know the game patterns, the access, or the neighbors. We do the research and make an offer based on what the parcel is actually worth today.
Yes, we buy splits. If you have a larger parcel and want to keep part for yourself, we can buy a portion — but the seller pays for the survey and split filing. Most sellers just sell the whole thing. Call us and we'll discuss options.
We buy subject to existing leases. The hunt club continues their current term with us as the new landlord. At renewal we decide whether to extend. Many hunt clubs eventually buy the land from us, but we don't require that.
Yes — in your favor. If your property qualifies for LPP and includes transferable preference rights, we'll pay extra for that. Make sure you mention LPP when you call so we can price it in correctly. It's real dollar value in trophy units.
We buy CE-protected land. The easement restricts future development but doesn't stop hunting or sale. We understand Colorado CE language, price the offer against the restricted use, and close cleanly. Conservation easements are common on Colorado hunting ground and we're used to them.
We base offers on recent comparable sales in your GMU and county. Ask us to show the comps — we'll share them. If you want a second opinion, get one. We're not pressuring you. We just want the sale to make sense for both sides.
Yes. Landlocked hunting land is common in Colorado, especially old mining-era parcels. We still buy it — the price reflects the access limitation. Seasonal road parcels are normal for us. We don't need year-round access to close the deal.
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