At a Glance
659Square Miles
88%Public Land
5,600 - 11,041Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- This unit is located near Bryce Canyon National Park
- Hunt all day as elk will move throughout the day
- Good trout fishing at Otter Creek Reservoir
Hunters discussing the Mt. Dutton unit in Utah highlight its challenging terrain and emphasize the importance of thorough pre-hunt scouting due to the area's rugged landscape and dense vegetation. Comments suggest that understanding elk migration patterns and utilizing seasonal changes to predict game movement can significantly enhance success rates. Many hunters appreciate the unit's potential for high-quality elk but advise patience and persistence, noting that trophy animals often reside in more remote, hard-to-access locations. Overall, shared experiences suggest that strategic preparation and adaptability to environmental conditions are crucial for a successful hunt in this area.
Located south of Otter Creek Reservoir and northeast of Panguitch Utah. Highway 89 is the western boundary with State Road 22 acting as the eastern boundary. This unit has a lot of public land and can produce trophy bulls every year.
This is a popular unit among hunters that like to backpack hunt or use horses. This can be a strenuous hunt, with most elk found 1-2 miles away from the nearest road in remote areas. This is also a good unit for glassing.