Keyah Grande

Keyah Grande sits on thousands of acres in SW Colorado where elk, mule deer, black bear, and wild turkey have roamed for centuries. The Sackman family—lifelong hunters—built this operation in the 1990s specifically to offer serious hunting in country that's stayed relatively unchanged since the Puebloan Indians hunted here.

• •Trophy Hunts (3-day, no license required)
• •Bull elk from management level ($11,500–$12,500) up to 420+ SCI points ($21,500–$22,500)
• •Cow elk ($5,500)
• •Bison (upon request)

• •Native Hunts (5-day, Colorado license required)
• •Mule deer archery, 2nd–4th season ($15,000–$18,000)
• •Black bear ($9,000–$9,500)
• •Mule deer & elk combination ($23,500–$25,500)
• •Merriam turkey spring/fall ($5,500)

All prices include accommodations and meals for the hunter plus one non-hunter guest.

They run skeet and trap ranges, plus a sporting clay range for clients who want to practice before the hunt or spend downtime shooting.

• •Smoke-free facility (designated outdoor areas only)
• •Beer provided after the hunt; request wine or hard liquor in advance
• •Bring proper seasonal gear—weather in the mountains changes fast
• •No pets (kennels available nearby)
• •One-time postponement allowed with 10% rebooking fee