TAGS / APPLICATIONS / YOUR NEXT STEP
Start with
the opportunity.
Have a tag in hand? Exploring a future application? Keep the legal details and the hunt plan connected from the start.
I have a tag.
Bring the species, state, full permit or hunt code, unit, legal dates and weapon. Add travel flexibility and your goals so the team can assess the fit.
I’m still planning.
Start with the animal and experience you want. Use current official resources to understand eligibility, application processes and the opportunity you are considering.
GO TO THE SOURCE
Current rules.
Clear decisions.
Colorado
Mountain lion licensing, seasons and current planning resources. Black Timber’s Colorado hunts are mountain lion only.
Keep the details together.
Use the official agency’s current rules for eligibility, licenses, permits, seasons and allowed methods. A guide discussion helps plan a trip; it does not award a tag or override those requirements.
A CLOSER LOOK
Bring one complete set of details.
Keep the permit or application information together rather than sending fragments from several different sources. The state, species, full hunt code, weapon and dates belong in the same note. Add what you already understand about access and identify the questions you still need answered. That makes the first conversation more specific.
If you are comparing future opportunities, begin with the experience you want and the time you can realistically set aside. Use the current official agency resources linked here for the rules, then discuss the practical guide and travel arrangements separately. An appealing hunt idea and an available, lawful opportunity both need to fit before the trip comes together.
FROM THE BLACK TIMBER ARCHIVE
The moments
that come home.
Black Timber elk archive
Black Timber mule deer archive
Black Timber field archive
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
MAKE THE
TAG COUNT.
Bring the tag. Bring the questions. Tell us what you want the hunt to feel like.