This unit is basically a large, forested mountain in the northern portion of the unit. Badger Mountain tops out at 4,200-ft and is dotted with single family homes and ranchettes. Several large drainages cut canyons out of this scenic mountain as it flows across a large flat bench to the south before dropping a thousand plus feet to the valley floor and the water’s edge below. The towns of East Wenatchee and Rock Island sit on the Columbia River, which forms the western and southern borders of this GMU. The unit as a whole is subdivided into many very small pieces of private, with personal use private homes and agriculture dominating land use. Mule deer are spread throughout the unit making for a good hunt with access. A few whitetails can be found along the Columbia River’s edge and on agricultural land.

Small private land sizes and numerous residential houses can make for a challenging hunt.