At a Glance
73Square Miles
100%Public Land
6,100 - 7,300Elevation Range
Hunters discussing the Boulder-Circle Cliffs unit in Utah emphasize the challenging terrain and the importance of scouting to understand the area's specific game patterns and movements, particularly during different seasons. Many suggest that draw odds can be tough, so thorough preparation and understanding the local game behavior, especially elk, can increase success rates. A common theme is the need for good physical fitness due to the rugged and variable topography, which can impact access and mobility. Furthermore, hunters recommend investing time pre-season to identify water sources and animal feed areas, which are critical for successful hunts in this unit.
This small unit is found in south central Utah and shares a border with the Capitol Reef National Park. During periods of good snow this area can be good for elk but it can be tough during dry years. With the long season dates hunters will have some flexibility when choosing their hunt dates and with enough effort should stand a good chance at filling at tag.
During periods of good snow this area can be excellent for elk. Dry years can be a little tougher but still doable with determination and hard work.