Bordered by the Spokane Reservation on the northwest corner and portions of the city of Spokane along the southern tip, this unit has a large amount of private property. Between recreational use properties and large tracts of property owned by different timber companies, access is definitely an issue in this unit. Plan on hunting with your GPS in hand at all times, and if you are not willing to pack a moose out on your back, this may not be the unit for you -although many of the timber companies will allow access, it is walk-in only, and you will not be allowed to drive a vehicle to recover your moose. With a mixture of agriculture leading into timber, this is not an overly physical area of the state and there is good road access across most of the unit if you can get permission. Out of state hunters may want to consider contacting an outfitter in the area who may have better access lined up than you would be able to get on your own.

Inland Empire Paper Company, Boise Cascade Lumber, and Hancock Timber are three of the main landholders in this area. Rules and regulations while you are hunting on these properties are different for each company. Look to their websites and or call ahead to get a better understanding of what is expected and allowed for each.