Wolf Park Hunting Ranch — 249.5± Acres, GMU 52 Rare 249.5± acre (by survey) mountain hunting property near Hotchkiss, surrounded by 12,700+ acres of BLM the owner can hunt — country that's extremely difficult to access otherwise. Over 160 contiguous acres qualifies the ranch for Colorado's Landowner Preference Program, typically yielding 3 LPP mule deer tags per year depending on season applied for. GMU 52 is a premier mule deer unit with OTC elk opportunity for resident landowners. As pressure builds on the Grand Mesa during season, elk push down into this lower country for excellent rifle hunting. Natural spring plus seasonal Jay Creek run through the property, with good forage and feed areas that hold game year-round. Multiple meadows, a large burn scar area just off the ranch turns into great elk and deer hunting in the evenings and mornings. Developed UTV and Jeep roads access surrounding BLM, and multiple trail systems allow quiet movement into low-pressure hunting ground. Approximately 160 acres are in conservation easement; the two best building areas, totaling roughly 80 acres, are NOT encumbered — ideal for off-grid cabins, with water available by drilled well or spring development. Good grazing potential. Easy access to town. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyer and Buyer's agent to verify all information, including acreage, boundaries, easements, water rights, access, utilities, and tag eligibility. LPP eligibility, OTC availability, and GMU regulations are subject to change — confirm current details with Colorado Parks and Wildlife.