At a Glance
1,441Square Miles
29.5%Public Land
2,300 - 5,800Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Book a sturgeon fishing trip in the Snake River
- Bring a shotgun to hunt Hungarian partridge
- Get access to private land to improve chances of success
Unit 32 in Idaho offers a moderate challenge for hunters due to its varied terrain and dense vegetation, which can make spotting game somewhat difficult. However, those familiar with the landscape and seasonal animal movements find success by focusing on specific areas where elk and deer are known to frequent. Draw odds are competitive, implying that pre-season scouting and strategizing will enhance your chances of a productive hunt. Hunters consistently recommend familiarizing oneself with the unit's topography and considering off-the-beaten-path areas, which often see less hunting pressure and offer opportunities for encountering game.
This area is near Boise and several other cities and towns. Mule deer, elk and low numbers of whitetail deer and antelope can be found in this unit.
General rifle elk and mule deer seasons are crowded, but produce good success for average-sized bulls and bucks. There is a limited tag rut rifle season for mule deer.