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Utah Nine Mile & Anthro

Updated Jan 7, 2026

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Hunters discussing the Nine Mile & Anthro units in Utah focus on the challenging terrain and its impact on game movement, particularly the patterns of mule deer and elk. Most emphasize the importance of understanding the area's rugged terrain and using it to strategically locate game during the different seasons. There's consensus on the importance of scouting prior to the season and learning the terrain to increase success rates. Several hunters also note that obtaining accurate, recent intel from others who have hunted the area can be invaluable when planning a hunt here.

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At a Glance

801Square Miles

84%Public Land

5,400 - 9,300Elevation Range

Located in the northeast part of the state, this unit holds the possibility for some great bulls. With good public access, decent numbers of elk, and moderate terrain, this unit gives hunters an enjoyable hunt if they are willing to put in the work.

Decent populations of elk can be found here but hunters will need to be prepared to work hard to find them.

Quick Tips

Scout the unit prior to the hunt if possible
Have a detailed map that shows road access
Plan to hunt all or as much of the season as possible
Take plenty of fuel, supplies and water

GOHUNT

Utah Nine Mile & Anthro

Updated Jan 7, 2026

See what hunters are saying

Hunters discussing the Nine Mile & Anthro units in Utah focus on the challenging terrain and its impact on game movement, particularly the patterns of mule deer and elk. Most emphasize the importance of understanding the area's rugged terrain and using it to strategically locate game during the different seasons. There's consensus on the importance of scouting prior to the season and learning the terrain to increase success rates. Several hunters also note that obtaining accurate, recent intel from others who have hunted the area can be invaluable when planning a hunt here.

This is an AI-generated summary from comments and user reviews, and won't always be correct.

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At a Glance

801Square Miles

84%Public Land

5,400 - 9,300Elevation Range

Located in the northeast part of the state, this unit holds the possibility for some great bulls. With good public access, decent numbers of elk, and moderate terrain, this unit gives hunters an enjoyable hunt if they are willing to put in the work.

Decent populations of elk can be found here but hunters will need to be prepared to work hard to find them.

Quick Tips

Scout the unit prior to the hunt if possible
Have a detailed map that shows road access
Plan to hunt all or as much of the season as possible
Take plenty of fuel, supplies and water