Hunters have noted that Unit 57 - Sled Springs in Oregon offers promising opportunities but requires careful planning due to challenging terrain and varying access points. Experienced hunters recommend scouting ahead to familiarize with the dense forest areas and the movement patterns of elk and deer—especially as animals can be elusive and weather conditions unpredictable. Draw odds in this unit are generally favorable, making it a worthwhile consideration for those looking to increase their chances of a successful hunt. Overall, adaptability and local knowledge are key to navigating this unit effectively.
This northeastern unit borders Washington and includes some rugged and mostly timbered ridges and canyons in the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest along with many open, grassy foothills and flats. Elk, mule deer and whitetail deer are here in healthy numbers.
This unit is known for good elk hunting with many five and six-point bulls.