At a Glance
275Square Miles
88%Public Land
6,300 - 10,100Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Be aware of grizzlies
- Trout fishing in Hawley Creek
- Steelhead fishing in the nearby Salmon River
Hunters evaluating Unit 30A in Idaho often reflect on the rugged terrain and its impact on hunting strategies and accessibility. Experiences shared highlight the importance of understanding the varied elevation and navigating the area's dense cover. Knowledge of seasonal patterns and animal behavior is crucial, with deer and elk movements largely influenced by weather and available food sources. For a successful hunt, adaptability and preparation are key, particularly in tracking game and utilizing knowledge of favored travel corridors.
Bordering Montana on the Continental Divide, this unit holds mule deer, whitetail, elk and antelope. Tags are readily available for some seasons, but must be drawn for rifle and muzzleloader mule deer and elk seasons, plus a muzzleloader antelope season.
There are late controlled muzzleloader mule deer and elk seasons and limited rifle tags for mule deer and elk. There is no limit on archery antelope hunters.