Located southeast of Cedar City and northwest of Kanab, this amazing unit offers many different elevations and terrains to hunt with abundant transition areas for deer. Geographically, this is a large unit with a good portion of private land. Some good deer are harvested in this unit every year with most of those being harvested on private property. US 89 makes the boundary for the east side, Arizona border making the south, I-15 for the west, and SR 14 making the north border. With it being a decent sized unit it offers the ability to hunt the low desert country ranging to the higher elevations with aspens and pines.

This unit is producing some great deer. It borders the famed Paunsaugunt unit; that being said, some deer can cross over during the hunts and even during the rut to intertwine the genes for the units. The majority of the trophy class deer are being harvested on private property located on the west and east parts of the unit. Hunters that are willing to learn boundary lines have had success hunting around private property. There is also plenty of public land to hunt with good success. Archery hunters can also purchase a big bull elk tag. There aren’t abundant numbers of elk, but some are present on the north end of the unit, becoming more abundant in the private property along the park boundary, and private sections around Kolob Reservoir.