Antelope Hunting Guides & Outfitters in Colorado

106 guides and outfitters running antelope trips across Colorado.

Browse all 106 listings CPW — Licenses & Regulations

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Booking an Antelope Hunt in Colorado

Gray Bear lists 106 hunting operations in Colorado that run antelope trips — 106 guide & outfitter listings. They are concentrated around Meeker, Durango, Pagosa Springs, Breckenridge, and other towns across the state.

3 of them publish a full write-up of the trips they run, and 102 link straight to their own site so you can check current availability and pricing before you call.

A Colorado license is required before you hunt or fish with any of these outfitters. Check current antelope seasons, tag availability, and draw rules with CPW before booking — season dates and quotas change year to year.

Colorado Antelope Seasons, Tags & Licenses (2026-27)

Colorado antelope season dates, 2026-27
Season	Dates
Archery	Aug 15 to Sep 20, 2026Over-the-counter either-sex licenses: bucks only Aug 15 to Aug 31, then either sex Sep 1 to Sep 20. Some limited hunt codes have other dates.
Muzzleloader	Sep 21 to Sep 29, 2026Limited licenses by draw. Dates vary by hunt code.
Rifle	Oct 3 to Oct 11, 2026Most rifle hunt codes. Some units add a second season Oct 17 to Oct 25, and some private-land-only hunts start earlier. Dates vary by unit.
Late rifle, doe only	Dec 1 to Dec 31, 2026Many plains units. Some run Dec 5 to Dec 13, and some private-land-only doe hunts run Nov 1 to Dec 31. Check the hunt code tables.
Youth late doe (ages 12 to 17)	Dec 1 to Dec 31, 2026, and to Jan 31, 2027 in units 9 and 191Youth with an unfilled limited doe or either-sex license from a season that has ended may hunt any December doe season in the state. The brochure lists the units on page 19. Either-sex licenses must be converted to doe first. Buck licenses do not qualify.

Bag limit: One pronghorn per license, of the sex on the license. You may hold one List A and one List B license, or two List B licenses, plus any number of List C licenses. A legal buck has horns at least 5 inches long.
Draw or lottery: Yes. All muzzleloader and rifle licenses are limited and come from the draw. Archery licenses come from the draw or over the counter (unlimited, either sex, many units, on sale from Aug 4). The 2026 primary draw closed April 7 at 8 p.m. MT and the secondary draw closed June 30. Limited licenses left after the draws go on the Leftover List, on sale from Aug 4.
Resident cost: $64.01 to $111.43 (Pronghorn license $51.25 and habitat stamp $12.76 (ages 18 to 64). Draw applicants also pay an $8.93 application fee and must buy a qualifying license, such as the $38.49 annual small game license.)
Nonresident cost: $519.68 to $636.03 (Pronghorn and fishing combo license $506.92 and habitat stamp $12.76 (ages 18 to 64). Draw applicants also pay an $11.49 application fee and must buy a qualifying license, such as the $104.86 annual small game license.)

Source: Colorado Parks and Wildlife 2026 Big Game Brochure (pronghorn, pages 53 to 57). Last checked Nov 2, 2026. Dates, fees and limits change every year and some seasons vary by zone or county, so confirm with the agency before you book.