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Idaho Unit 64

Updated Apr 23, 2026

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Hunters in Idaho's Unit 64 have shared valuable insights that emphasize the importance of understanding the unique terrain and adjusting strategies accordingly. The area is characterized by rugged landscapes, which can present challenges but also opportunities for those willing to invest time in scouting. Seasonality plays a crucial role, with some hunters noting better success during specific times like the rut. Overall, the mix of feedback suggests that persistence and preparedness are key, with some highlighting the value of staying updated on draw odds to maximize hunting opportunities.

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At a Glance

358Square Miles

30%Public Land

4,800 - 9,016Elevation Range

Mule deer, whitetail deer and elk are hunted in this area, which runs east from the farmlands near Rexburg to the watershed divide on the Big Hole Mountains. Hunters can buy some tags over the counter and must draw others.

Some big elk and mule deer live here. Muzzleloader hunters can hunt mule deer during the rut in November. The archery elk season is during the rut with the muzzleloader elk season starting before the rut ends in October.

Quick Tips

Hunters may take black bears or mountain lions with nonresident deer or elk tag
Be in great shape if you plan to hunt the high terrain
A GPS is recommended

GOHUNT

Idaho Unit 64

Updated Apr 23, 2026

See what hunters are saying

Hunters in Idaho's Unit 64 have shared valuable insights that emphasize the importance of understanding the unique terrain and adjusting strategies accordingly. The area is characterized by rugged landscapes, which can present challenges but also opportunities for those willing to invest time in scouting. Seasonality plays a crucial role, with some hunters noting better success during specific times like the rut. Overall, the mix of feedback suggests that persistence and preparedness are key, with some highlighting the value of staying updated on draw odds to maximize hunting opportunities.

This is an AI-generated summary from comments and user reviews, and won't always be correct.

Was it helpful?

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At a Glance

358Square Miles

30%Public Land

4,800 - 9,016Elevation Range

Mule deer, whitetail deer and elk are hunted in this area, which runs east from the farmlands near Rexburg to the watershed divide on the Big Hole Mountains. Hunters can buy some tags over the counter and must draw others.

Some big elk and mule deer live here. Muzzleloader hunters can hunt mule deer during the rut in November. The archery elk season is during the rut with the muzzleloader elk season starting before the rut ends in October.

Quick Tips

Hunters may take black bears or mountain lions with nonresident deer or elk tag
Be in great shape if you plan to hunt the high terrain
A GPS is recommended