At a Glance
761Square Miles
26.3%Public Land
2,000 - 8,600Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Scout before the season to learn where to hunt
- The Snake River has sturgeon, steelhead, salmon and trout
- ATVs not necessary but helpful
Unit 11 in Idaho has hunters noting the challenging but rewarding terrain, emphasizing the need for physical preparation given the steep and rugged landscape. It's key to scout early, as game movement and patterns can be affected by weather, influencing access and behavior. Draw odds can be tough, but those who obtain a tag highlight the diverse range of game due to varied elevations and habitats. Successful hunters suggest focusing on water sources and natural funnels and being ready to adapt strategies based on game sightings and conditions.
This unit produces mule deer, whitetail deer and elk on the Craig Mountain Wildlife Management area, a lot of private land and some steep terrain along the Snake River.
A lot of Idaho hunters apply for elk and mule deer tags that allow them to hunt this area, with some big bucks and bulls are taken yearly.