At a Glance
Quick Tips
- Carry a GPS and hunt areas near private land
- Many chukars live on open slopes below forest land




Unit 63 in Keating, Oregon, offers a varied hunting experience, with feedback highlighting its challenging terrain that requires physical preparedness. Hunters mention that mule deer and elk populations are present, although success rates fluctuate, often depending on the specific season and weather conditions. Utilize on-the-ground scouting and familiarize yourself with the unit's geography to increase your chances. Observations suggest that early season hunts might offer better conditions for both accessibility and wildlife activity.
Northeast of Baker City, this unit holds good numbers of elk, mule deer, whitetail deer and pronghorn antelope. Most of the the unit is made up of the public land and parts of the Eagle Cap Wilderness.
Some elk, mule deer, whitetails and pronghorns reach wall-hanger status, but this unit is not known for yielding record-book specimens.