Bordering Idaho, this unit consists of private and public lands. It holds a small number of dispersed elk in the Hansel Mountains, occasionally in the West Hills and rarely in the Promontory Mountains.

Elk numbers are so low in this unit that most hunters never see one. Ranchers see a bull from time to time, but elk rarely stay in the same place for long. A few ranches have the right mixture of cover, feed, and water to hold a small herd of elk consistently enough that hunters can target bulls. Most bulls taken are spikes and raghorns.