North Dakota’s Unit 3E1 features badlands, sandstone buttes, brushy creek and river bottoms and a lot of agricultural property. Although it’s part of the state’s secondary mule deer range, the northwest corner of 3E1 is only 7 miles from the Theodore Roosevelt National Park, and the unit’s western edge is 5 miles from the primary mule deer range. This unit provides everything mule deer and whitetail could want. Consider yourself lucky if you’re able to draw a tag here.

Great deer populations and hunting conditions are found here along with excellent habitat.