Oh that's a tuff one. Those units are mostly private and from my past experience, most landowners don't embrace hunters in Colorado. I know that there are some patches of public but they are small, except for Tamarack and it is huge and full of turkeys so that may be all you need. Remember though, Colorado's public ground gets a lot of traffic from non hunters as well. During the week you'll probably be fine and have a great time. Oh, and there are some absolutely huge whitetails on that river. If that doesn't work for you might be able to find a willing landowner but it's late in the game. The draw hunts are competitive and Colorado is set up to favor outfitters and they accomplish that by providing some non-outfitted hunters access. It's been a while since I've lived and hunted turkeys in Colorado but in all my years I only drew one contolled permit and it was a great time. If you do get access the hunting is usually pretty darn good. You might contact the Division of Wildlife and if memory serves, they used to have a list of names of agreeable landowners. Hopefully, things have changed there because Colorado has some of the best all around hunting anywhere in the West. Best of luck!
