At a Glance
Quick Tips
- ATVs are handy on dirt roads
- Many roads and trails close in early September
- Four-wheel-drive is recommended




Hunters discussing Unit 28 in Idaho provide valuable insights on terrain and game behavior that can aid in planning a successful hunt. The unit is characterized by its rugged terrain, which requires a level of physical fitness and preparation. Several comments highlight the importance of understanding the movement patterns of local elk and deer, particularly during different seasons, to increase the likelihood of a successful hunt. Draw odds in this unit suggest a competitive environment, so early scouting and knowledge about specific area hotspots are crucial for maximizing hunting opportunities.
This area is west of Salmon and Lemhi and produces good numbers of mule deer and elk, and lower numbers of whitetail deer and antelope.