Buying Hunting Property in Southwest Colorado: What to Know Before You Go (Video)
Buying a hunting property in Southwest Colorado takes more thought than acreage and a mountain view. In this video, Ashley Blackmore breaks down what buyers should look for across the Durango area, Bayfield, Mancos, Cortez, Pagosa Springs and the surrounding San Juan Mountains.
What makes one property different from another
- Wildlife movement
- Public land access
- Terrain and elevation
- Water
- Seasonal access and road conditions
- Privacy
- How you actually plan to use the property
Scouting properties while you’re here
A property can look incredible online. Understanding the surrounding land, access, neighboring uses and overall location can make a big difference when you’re looking for a hunting property, recreational retreat, ranch or mountain getaway. The video also shares things to pay attention to while you’re in the area scouting.
Keep reading
Before you buy, read Buying a Ranch in Southwest Colorado: Due Diligence That Protects You, Colorado Well Permits and Water Rights and Mud Season in Southwest Colorado.
Frequently asked questions
What should I check when buying hunting property in Colorado?
Wildlife movement, public land access, terrain, water, seasonal access, elevation, road conditions, privacy and your intended use.
Which areas does the video cover?
The Durango area, Bayfield, Mancos, Cortez, Pagosa Springs and the surrounding San Juan Mountains.
Looking for recreational land? Call Blackmore Group Realty at (970) 444-2431.
Hunting licenses, seasons and land-use rules are set by the relevant agencies and change. Confirm current regulations before you hunt or buy.