At a Glance
This unit consists largely of rugged National Forest land with portions of wilderness areas in the central and western regions. Areas on the southern boundary run along the main access road and consist of private irrigated crop lands. This area is known for a high density of grizzly bears.For nonresidents, this area is part of Region F and tags drawn for this area are also valid in: 105, 106, 110, 111, 113, 114, 115.**New for 2018, there is a 4 pt. antler restriction for mule deer. Be sure and check regulations before heading into the field.
Hunters in this unit have opportunities for a trophy buck when hunting the travel corridors in late October and early November. Whitetail are typically only found on the private land agriculture bottoms. Being able to endure the cold and stay behind your optics will greatly increase your odds at finding a trophy mule deer.
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
- 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

