At a Glance
346Square Miles
74.2%Public Land
4,900 - 7,400Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Trophy-size walleyes in Salmon Creek Falls Reservoir
- Bring a shotgun to hunt upland game
- Carry spare tires, extra water and supplies
Unit 47 in Idaho is frequently noted for its challenging terrain and variable weather conditions that require thorough preparation and flexibility in hunting strategies. Hunters emphasize the importance of understanding the migration patterns and seasonal behaviors of game, as they can significantly affect sightings and success rates. It is also suggested to pay attention to draw odds and access points, as these factors can influence the ease of navigation and quality of hunting experience. Overall, insights stress preparedness, local knowledge, and adaptability as crucial for maximizing opportunities in this unit.
Not one of the biggest units in Idaho, but a lot of this land in this area is public with land managed by the BLM and the state. Hunters can take mature elk, antelope and mule deer in this unit.
This unit produces some big elk and a few big antelope. Deer hunters can buy archery tags over-the-counter and all bull elk tags, rifle or archery, are limited and controlled.