Colorado · Bear Hunting Data

Colorado Bear Unit 39

Sightings, hotspots, and hunt insights for Colorado Game Management Unit 39.

Unit 39 hands Bear hunters a granite maze: the Tarryall and Kenosha ranges wrapped around the Lost Creek Wilderness, where wide South Platte parks tighten into technical, disorienting drainages the moment you leave the trail. The country climbs from roughly 6,500 feet near Bailey and Pine to above 12,400 feet on Bison Peak, layering ponderosa and gambel oak into mixed conifer, aspen, and spruce-fir. Water runs real here (South Platte River, Tarryall Creek, Goose Creek, Lost Creek), and oak, mountain mahogany, serviceberry, and aspen suckers feed bears through fall. Our pack covers Unit Overview and Topography, Vegetation and Hydrology, Seasonal Expectations, Logistics and Access, and a one-page Essential Recon summary. Study the unit on our interactive map, then export the points you choose to onX or your favorite hunting map.
34
Total Bear Spotted
17
Hotspots Identified
Active
Status · Data Available
Colorado Bear Unit 39 boundary map
Unit 39 boundary within Colorado · orange area is covered by this data pack

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How this data was collected

Data Hunt Guide aggregates publicly available sighting reports from across the web (social media, hunting forums, harvest reports, and trail-camera shares) and uses a proprietary algorithm to identify high-activity zones (hotspots) within each unit. Our team verifies coordinates manually before publication.