This unit is located north of Kanab and South of Bryce Canyon National Park. Highway 89 is the western unit boundary with State Road 12 acting as the northern boundary.

In the spring, the bear’s diet generally consists of grass, and forbs, and they will be relatively close to water sources. Most bear movement will take place during the early morning and evening hours. Their movement will continue to increase as hunts progress. The black bears’ mating season will reach its peak around the month of June. Expect bears to be covering ground and looking for opportunistic meals. Their diet will transition from grasses to more substantial foods such as acorns, pine nuts, and berries. Hunters may focus on the oak belt with the acorns falling during the earlier season and providing an excellent food source for bears.