High Mountain Hunts LLC is a licensed Colorado hunting outfitter based in Pagosa Springs, offering Bighorn Sheep, Black Bear, Elk, Mule Deer, Wild Turkey hunts. License 3392 is on file with the state licensing board; the verification link below opens the board’s own record.
- Business
- High Mountain Hunts LLC, Nicholas Maragas
- Licensee
- Nicholas Maragas
- License number
- 3392 Active
- License expires
- March 31, 2027
- Based in
- Pagosa Springs, CO
- Phone
- (330) 413-8534
- Website
- highmountainhuntsllc.com
- Hunts offered
- Bighorn Sheep, Black Bear, Elk, Mule Deer, Wild Turkey
Services offered
High Mountain Hunts (HMH) is a premier big game guide service specializing in high-altitude adventures within the San Juan and Rio Grande National Forests. Operating under special use permits, Nick Maragas and his team focus on providing elite fair-chase hunts for Elk, Mule Deer, and Black Bear across Game Management Units 76, 77, 78, and 771. These units offer a wide range of rugged terrain, from the high-desert rimrock of Unit 771 to the trophy-class alpine basins of Unit 76, which reaches elevations exceeding 13,000 feet. The operation is designed to provide a “home away from home” experience, featuring a stunning timber-frame lodge located in the heart of Pagosa Springs, Colorado. Unlike traditional wall-tent wilderness camps, HMH provides lodge-based accommodations with all the amenities of a high-end hotel, including hot home-cooked meals prepared by a dedicated camp host. The hunting program offers a 1-on-1 or 2-on-1 guide ratio, with professional guides who spend the entire year scouting and learning the migration patterns of the local herds to ensure a high shot-opportunity rate for their clients. A hallmark of High Mountain Hunts is its comprehensive approach to the logis
Description as published by the outfitter in the Colorado Outfitters Association member directory.
License 3392Verified against Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA), Professional and Occupational Licenses on September 5, 2026.Source: data.colorado.gov/resource/7s5z-vewr.json License status changes over time — confirm directly with the board before you book.
Hunting in Colorado
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