At a Glance
Unit 111 consists of National Forest and Wilderness areas throughout the majority of the area. Some lower portions at the eastern end of the unit are private agriculture fields. This area has a lot of trail heads, easily accessible off of the main highway. Trail heads are heavily used by outfitters with horses.For nonresidents, this area is part of Region F and tags drawn for this area are also valid in: 105, 106, 110, 112, 113, 114, 115.
Mule deer and whitetail can both be found in the area. Mule deer can be found throughout all elevations, but this area is known for its migration routes in late October and early December. Go to the lower elevations in the east and sit in a tree stand or ground blind to have a chance at a large whitetail buck.
Quick Tips
- Use of a GPS with a landowner programming is recommended in this area
- All nonresident hunters must have a guide to hunt in the wilderness areas
- Fishing licenses can also be obtained to fish the many lakes and creeks in the unit
- Be aware of the National Forest regulations for grizzly bear food storage and safety

