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Lazy F Bar Outfitters, Inc — Licensed Colorado Outfitter

Lazy F Bar Outfitters, Inc is a licensed Colorado hunting outfitter based in Gunnison, offering Black Bear, Elk, Mule Deer hunts. License 188 is on file with the state licensing board; the verification link below opens the board’s own record.

Business
Lazy F Bar Outfitters, Inc, Steven Guerrieri
Licensee
Steven Guerrieri
License number
188 Active
License expires
March 31, 2027
Based in
Gunnison, CO
Phone
(970) 641-3313
Website
lazyfbarranch.com
Hunts offered
Black Bear, Elk, Mule Deer

Services offered

Lazy F Bar Outfitters operates across a massive permitted area on the Gunnison National Forest and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands, specifically focusing on Game Management Units 54, 55, and 66. This territory is legendary for its high-altitude alpine basins and historic mule deer numbers, with the operation taking hunters to elevations ranging from 10,000 to 12,000 feet. The outfit is particularly famous for its mule deer hunts, leveraging the Gunnison Basin’s reputation for producing “mossback” bucks; over the last decade, they have consistently harvested bucks scoring between 160 and 250 B&C. The hunting experience at Lazy F Bar is anchored by their base camp on the south side of Mount Crested Butte, which features a comfortable log lodge and a full-service restaurant serving two hot meals a day and a packed lunch for the field. They offer a versatile range of trips, including 1-on-1 guided archery and muzzleloader hunts during the September rut, and a variety of rifle seasons for Elk, Mule Deer, and Black Bear. For those seeking a more solitary or budget-friendly experience, they also provide unguided trip options. Horses are central to their mountain logistics, with ever

Description as published by the outfitter in the Colorado Outfitters Association member directory.

Verify this license with the issuing board

License 188Verified 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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