Forty miles east of Denver, a line of clay bluffs overlooks the tree-studded confluence of the Bijou creeks. Legend has that these low hills were a favored vantage point for roving bands of plains Indians scouting for game and watching for enemies. Certainly the panorama is awesome. Colorado's front range is in easy view from our rise, the Pike's Peak on the south to Longs Peak on the north. These storied bluffs are the back drops for perhaps the finest upland bird hunting club in the west, The Bluffs.