Unit 37B in Arizona offers a mixed experience for hunters, with varying reports on game presence and terrain. Some hunters note that game such as deer are spread thin and tend to be concentrated in less accessible areas, requiring more effort and planning. The rugged terrain and limited water sources can pose challenges, emphasizing the need for thorough preparation and fitness. Positive insights from experienced hunters include the benefit of scouting the unit beforehand to identify promising areas and understanding the seasonal movement of game to increase success rates.
Mule deer are low in number and Coues deer are scarce in this mostly public unit. Desert bighorn sheep hunting is offered within this unit. The main landmark is Picketpost Mountain, which is about 40 miles east of the Phoenix metropolitan area. Weather is usually hot or warm.
Mule deer hunting is challenging because numbers are low, but some bucks reach maturity. Hunters have a slim chance of finding Coues deer. Expect a hot and dry desert climate.