Utah hunting units

Unit 1

Antelope Island

A 42-square-mile island preserve producing 200-inch bucks and once-in-a-lifetime bighorns behind a locked gate

Unit 6

Nine Mile, Green River Valley

The low Green River valley and Book Cliffs mouth below the Tavaputs — a small desert-canyon piece of the storied Nine Mile / Range Creek country

Unit 7

Book Cliffs

Utah's remote eastern trophy country — a sprawling BLM-and-tribal-edge wilderness of big limited-entry bucks, quality bulls, and free-ranging bison

Unit 667

Book Cliffs, Bitter Creek (pronghorn)

One of the West's premier trophy big-game units — remote Book Cliffs benches and canyons growing giant bucks and bulls, with pronghorn scattered across the high sage

Unit 12

Book Cliffs, Little Creek Roadless

A 100% public, non-motorized roadless pocket of the Book Cliffs that grows big, undisturbed bulls and bucks for those willing to hike or ride in.

Unit 15

Book Cliffs, South

Utah's remote Book Cliffs trophy country — a limited-entry mule deer and quality bull elk unit on a vast, roadless public-land plateau that also holds desert bighorn.

Unit 18

Box Elder, Hansel Mtn

Big, dry, checkerboarded Box Elder desert country against the Idaho line — a challenging general-season mule deer unit with west-desert pronghorn and only a scattering of elk.

Unit 20

Box Elder, Newfoundland Mtn

An island mountain range rising out of the salt flats — a remote California-bighorn and desert pronghorn unit for hunters who go far and pack everything

Unit 24

Box Elder, Promontory

Desert-fringe pronghorn and northern Utah general-season mule deer in the sage hills north of the Great Salt Lake.

Unit 25

Box Elder, Puddle Valley

Remote, sun-blasted desert basins west of the Great Salt Lake — pronghorn country between the Grassy, Lakeside and Hogup ranges

Unit 27

Box Elder, Snowville

High-desert basins and forested island ranges on the Idaho line — a managed elk herd, general-season mule deer and Curlew Valley pronghorn

Unit 28

Box Elder, West Bear River

A farm-country valley unit that is almost entirely private — an access puzzle, not a wilderness hunt.

Unit 29

Cache

A limited-entry mule deer unit in the Bear River Range and Wellsville Mountains above Cache Valley — quality bucks on largely National Forest ground

Unit 32

Cache, Crawford Mtn

A weather-driven, limited-entry migratory-buck unit along the Wyoming line — snow-dependent, BLM sagebrush, and a shot at a heavy migratory deer

Unit 33

Cache, Meadowville

A limited-entry bull-elk unit on the west side of Bear Lake — good bulls, but a private-land access puzzle that defines the hunt

Unit 38

Cache, Rich

Rich County's Bear River ranch country — a general-season mule deer unit of sage hills, farm bottoms and Cache forest edges east of Bear Lake

Unit 51

Manti

The high Skyline Drive spine of central Utah — a premium limited-entry deer and elk unit with big herds, big country and honest public access

Unit 69

Chalk Creek

Rolling private-ranch elk and deer country east of Coalville to the Wyoming line — a limited-entry unit where access, not game, is the challenge

Unit 75

Oquirrh-Stansbury, West

Island mountain ranges rising 6,000 feet from the west-desert valleys — big-buck deer with a goat and pronghorn side

Unit 79

East Canyon, Morgan-Summit

A private-land-dominated Wasatch Back deer and elk unit boxed in by three interstates around East Canyon Reservoir

Unit 81

Fillmore, Oak Creek South

A compact, cliff-riddled limited-entry mule deer range rising abruptly from the Sevier Desert

Unit 85

Fillmore, Oak Creek LE

A small, rugged sky-island range that punches far above its size — one of Utah's top premium limited-entry trophy mule deer units

Unit 88

Fillmore, Pahvant

A royalty-tier limited-entry elk mountain — deeply timbered north slopes above the Pavant Valley that grow some of Utah's oldest, heaviest bulls

Unit 94

Henry Mtns

One of the three best mule deer units in America, sharing a wild desert range with the lower 48's free-roaming, huntable bison herd

Unit 97

Kaiparowits

A vast, roadless plateau of slickrock canyons and lonely benches — once-in-a-lifetime desert bighorns off Lake Powell and quality limited-entry mule deer up top

Unit 100

Kaiparowits, West

Vast, roadless slickrock desert on the west Kaiparowits — a once-in-a-lifetime desert bighorn stronghold spanning 1,600 square miles of BLM canyon country

Unit 314

Kaiparowits (HAMS)

A weapon-restricted, scope-free trophy deer hunt across a vast, roadless slickrock plateau — low deer density, big country, and a few genuinely mature bucks

Unit 98

Kaiparowits, East

The eastern slickrock canyons above Lake Powell — Utah's up-and-coming once-in-a-lifetime desert bighorn ground

Unit 101

Herriman South Valley Extended Archery Area

Urban-interface archery deer in Herriman's backyard mountains

Unit 102

High Uintas Kamas

Timbered western Uintas rising from Kamas to the Mirror Lake high country

Unit 106

South Wasatch Front Extended Archery Area

Extended archery deer on the mountain wall above Provo and Orem

Unit 107

Moroni Hills

Cedar-covered foothills and San Pitch River benches on the general-season fringe of the Central Mountains

Unit 108

La Sal, Dolores Triangle

Remote red-rock mesas and river canyons on the Colorado line — a weather-driven limited-entry sleeper

Unit 109

Utah Lake Extended Archery Area

Urban-interface archery-only deer hunting on the benches and foothills ringing Utah Lake

Unit 117

Morgan-South Rich

A hilly, low-public general-season unit where private land and CWMUs hold most of the deer and elk.

Unit 129

Nine Mile, Anthro-Myton Bench

A big, varied Uinta Basin unit stacking limited-entry deer and elk on the high benches over pronghorn on the desert plains below.

Unit 138

North Slope, Summit

High-alpine western north slope of the Uintas — Kings Peak country, general-season deer plus premium elk, moose, goat and sheep.

Unit 140

North Slope, Three Corners

High-desert plateau in Utah's far northeast corner — Flaming Gorge canyon country, pronghorn and general-season desert mule deer.

Unit 142

North Slope, West Daggett

Eastern Uinta north slope above Flaming Gorge — Sheep Creek and Spirit Lake country, general-season deer plus limited-entry elk, moose and goat.

Unit 143

North Slope, Summit/West Daggett

Big general-season elk country and Utah's strongest moose herd along the Wyoming line

Unit 145

High Uintas Central

Utah's alpine rooftop — Kings Peak, backcountry mountain goats and once-in-a-lifetime hunts

Unit 146

High Uintas East

Remote eastern Uintas wilderness — backcountry mountain goats, moose and mountain deer

Unit 147

High Uintas Leidy Peak

The rugged eastern crest of the Uintas above Vernal — a once-in-a-lifetime mountain goat and Rocky Mountain bighorn unit that also holds moose, elk, and high-country mule deer.

Unit 148

High Uintas West

The wilderness heart of the Uintas around Kings Peak — Utah's top mountain goat unit, plus premier moose, high-country elk, and bighorn on the state's tallest crest.

Unit 157

Ogden, Willard Peak

Steep Wasatch front country above Ogden — roadside general-season deer with a hard-earned public-land elk hunt.

Unit 163

Paunsaugunt

Utah's crown-jewel trophy mule deer unit — 190-inch potential on the pink-cliff plateau above Bryce Canyon.

Unit 171

Plateau

The Greater Plateau high country — Boulder Mountain and the Aquarius, home to some of Utah's biggest bull elk.

Unit 175

Fishlake/Thousand Lakes

High, aspen-cloaked Fishlake National Forest country — a limited-entry unit that grows healthy mule deer and is managed for trophy bulls in the Greater Plateau elk complex.

Unit 183

San Juan Bull Elk

One of the elk-hunting world's crown jewels — Elk Ridge and the Abajos over an ocean of Bears Ears canyon country, where drawn bulls routinely score 340–360 with 380–400+ upside.

Unit 185

San Juan, Elk Ridge

Utah's trophy San Juan high country — giant mule deer and bugling bulls on Elk Ridge and the Blue Mountains.

Unit 186

San Juan, Hatch Point

Slickrock mesa country above Canyonlands — a limited-entry San Juan piece where trophy deer share the rims with desert bighorn.

Unit 188

San Juan, Montezuma Canyon

General-season canyon-and-farmland country east of Blanding — accessible any-bull elk and mule deer on the Colorado line.

Unit 193

San Rafael, Dirty Devil

Wild, waterless slickrock desert on the southern San Rafael Swell — a once-in-a-lifetime desert sheep unit wrapped around general-season mule deer

Unit 194

San Rafael, North

The northern Swell where the Wasatch Plateau's Manti elk country meets the slickrock — general-season mule deer with a famous elk unit on its western shoulder

Unit 200

Wasatch Mtns, Timpanogos

The Timpanogos face — steep Wasatch Front deer and elk under an 11,700-foot skyline, plus once-in-a-lifetime goat and sheep

Unit 202

San Rafael, North A

The San Rafael Swell's north end — big, wide-open BLM desert for pronghorn, general-season mule deer and Utah's premier desert bighorn

Unit 206

Diamond Mtn

Diamond Mountain plateau — a limited-entry quality mule deer and elk unit north of Vernal on a mixed public/private tableland

Unit 208

Vernal

The forested south face of the Uintas above Vernal — big elk herds, quality mule deer, and roadless high country climbing to Utah's tallest peaks

Unit 218

Uintah Basin Extended Archery Area

An urban-fringe extended archery area wrapping the Uintah Basin towns — a long-season, opportunity-driven bow hunt on the ag-and-foothill edge

Unit 222

Wasatch Mtns

A big, heavily public range of high meadows and steep drainages — premium trophy elk, one of Utah's best moose hunts, and high-country mule deer

Unit 225

Wasatch Mtns, Box Elder Peak

Box Elder Peak's granite spine — Timpanogos goats and trophy Wasatch bulls above Utah Valley

Unit 231

Wasatch Mtns, Lone Peak

Lone Peak's granite wilderness above Salt Lake — trophy Wasatch bulls, goats and big-city watershed rules

Unit 233

Wasatch Mtns, Provo Peak

The roaded south end of the Wasatch — Provo Peak goats, trophy bulls and the unit's most drivable high country

Unit 241

West Desert, Deep Creek

A 12,000-foot granite sky-island on the Nevada line — Rocky Mountain bighorn, quality mule deer and true wilderness solitude.

Unit 244

West Desert, Riverbed

Vast open-sage antelope country — a limited-entry pronghorn stronghold sprawled across the Simpson, Sheeprock and Tintic ranges.

Unit 245

West Desert, Rush Valley

A general-season desert unit of island mountain ranges, big pronghorn valleys and a rugged Stansbury crown southwest of Salt Lake

Unit 246

West Desert, Snake Valley

One of the West's most remote, roadless desert units, where 12,000-foot island peaks hold Rocky Mountain bighorns above endless sage basins

Unit 248

West Desert, Vernon

A West Desert limited-entry mule deer unit built around the Sheeprock Mountains, with quarter-century-long tag restrictions and a healthy buck-to-doe ratio

Unit 276

East Canyon

A private-land-dominated limited-entry unit close to Salt Lake — trophy-potential mule deer and quality bull elk hidden behind the fences

Unit 277

Nine Mile, Range Creek

Big, remote high-desert plateau country with genuine trophy elk potential — if you can walk past the locked gates.

Unit 280

Ogden Extended Archery Area

Late-season, either-sex urban-edge archery for mule deer — steep front-range canyons above town that quietly grow giant bucks.

Unit 282

Wasatch Front Extended Archery Area

An urban-edge extended archery hunt in the canyons above the Salt Lake–Ogden corridor, where a long bow-only season runs deep into the rut

Unit 289

North Slope, Three Corners/West Daggett

Utah's far northeast corner where the Uinta north slope drops to sagebrush basins around Flaming Gorge — strong pronghorn country with general deer and elk

Unit 301

Book Cliffs, Floy Canyon

The southern desert rim of Utah's legendary Book Cliffs — low-density mesa-and-canyon country with genuine trophy-buck potential and slow-building elk.

Unit 302

Cache, North

The northern Bear River Range above Logan against the Idaho line — Franklin Basin and Tony Grove high country, general-season deer, quality elk and a coveted Shiras moose tag.

Unit 303

Cache, South

Blacksmith Fork, Hardware Ranch and the knife-edge Wellsville Mountains south of Logan — general-season deer, quality elk and a northern Shiras moose tag.

Unit 304

Cache, Wellsville

Cache Valley's classic northern-Utah general-deer country, wrapped around the steep Wellsvilles and the moose-rich Bear River Range

Unit 305

Pine Valley, Beaver Dam

One of Utah's largest general-deer units — high-desert vastness from Signal Peak's spruce down to Mojave-edge sagebrush

Unit 306

Pine Valley, Virgin River

Utah's Mojave-Desert corner — a once-in-a-lifetime desert bighorn subunit in the slickrock and creosote of the Beaver Dam Mountains

Unit 307

San Juan, Lockhart

Colorado River slickrock and Hatch Point mesas south of Moab, a once-in-a-lifetime desert bighorn stronghold wrapped around Canyonlands' Needles

Unit 308

San Juan, North

Ponderosa-topped Elk Ridge falling into the Indian Creek and Beef Basin canyon maze — big San Juan bulls, premium bucks and a desert bighorn herd rolled into one

Unit 309

San Juan, San Juan River

The wild canyon country north of the San Juan River — Cedar Mesa, Grand Gulch and the Goosenecks wrapped around a once-in-a-lifetime desert bighorn herd

Unit 310

San Juan, South

Vast slickrock desert south of the Abajos where opportunity mule deer share canyon country with a native desert bighorn herd

Unit 311

Sanpete Valley Extended Archery Area

An either-sex archery-only management area on the valley floor where deer and elk crowd the farms below the Manti high country

Unit 313

West Cache Extended Archery Area

A farmland-and-foothill archery-only zone on the Idaho line where valley deer and elk get managed with a long either-sex bow season

Unit 443

San Rafael, Desert

A vast, near-total-public desert of slickrock, sand and sage between the San Rafael Reef and the Green River — sparse pronghorn on a huge, lonely landscape

Unit 452

Diamond Mtn/Vernal

The Diamond Mountain plateau above Vernal — a premium limited-entry trophy mule deer unit of ridges, benches and Green River breaks, and Utah's public/private exception

Unit 453

Mt Dutton/Paunsaugunt

Utah's most storied trophy mule deer plateau paired with a top-tier limited-entry elk mountain southeast of Panguitch.

Unit 455

Boulder/Kaiparowits

A vast two-faced unit — alpine Boulder Mountain elk country in the north, remote Kaiparowits desert trophy-buck ground in the south.

Unit 461

Diamond Mtn/Bonanza

High sage-and-aspen plateau country above Vernal dropping into the Bonanza oil-shale desert — general-season elk and deer near the Colorado line.

Unit 607

Box Elder

Utah's far northwest corner — three isolated island ranges rising out of the West Desert, with general-season deer, a limited-entry elk sleeper and speed goats on the flats

Unit 609

Ogden

A public-land-rich general-season deer and elk unit stacking the northern Wasatch peaks against the Monte Cristo high country east of Ogden

Unit 611

Kamas

The timbered western shoulder of the Uintas above Kamas Valley — a general deer and elk unit reaching alpine goat country on the Mirror Lake Highway

Unit 612

North Slope

The wild north face of Utah's highest range — general deer and elk fronting a once-in-a-lifetime backcountry for trophy Shiras moose and alpine mountain goats

Unit 613

Yellowstone

The Yellowstone, Lake Fork and Uinta River drainages off the south face of the High Uintas — general-season mule deer, a big any-bull elk mountain, and once-in-a-lifetime moose and goat tags under Kings Peak.

Unit 614

Vernal/Bonanza

Ashley Creek and Diamond Mountain foothills above Vernal falling away to the Green River and the Bonanza oil-shale badlands — general-season deer and elk with pronghorn on the desert flats.

Unit 615

Nine Mile

Anthro Mountain, the West Tavaputs Plateau and the deep canyon country from Nine Mile to Range Creek — quality mule deer, a limited-entry Anthro elk bull, and some of Utah's most rugged, remote backcountry.

Unit 616

Nebo

The rugged southern crest of the Wasatch Range crowned by 11,928-foot Mount Nebo — a steep general-season deer unit that also holds a coveted once-in-a-lifetime mountain-goat herd and trophy-managed bull elk

Unit 617

La Sal, La Sal Mtns

The island-in-the-sky La Sal Range east of Moab — Utah's second-highest mountains rising off the red-rock desert, managed for quality mule deer and trophy limited-entry bull elk

Unit 618

San Juan, Abajo Mtns

The forested Abajo (Blue) Mountains rising off the canyonlands west of Monticello — a scenic limited-entry mule deer unit within Utah's storied big-bull San Juan elk country

Unit 619

Manti/San Rafael

A vast two-worlds unit: a high aspen-and-spruce plateau on the west, raw slickrock desert on the east, holding one of Utah's biggest elk herds.

Unit 620

Wasatch Mtns, West

The steep, forested Wasatch backbone above Salt Lake and Utah valleys — a premium trophy elk unit hunted alongside a general-season deer tag.

Unit 621

Wasatch Mtns, East

The gentler east side of the trophy Wasatch elk unit — rolling timber and sage benches around Strawberry and Currant Creek reservoirs on the edge of the Uinta Basin.

Unit 625

Southwest Desert

A vast Great Basin sea of isolated desert ranges — quality limited-entry mule deer, pronghorn on the valley floors, and desert bighorn on the rimrock

Unit 628

Beaver

Utah's third-highest range — a top general-season deer unit, 350-class limited-entry bulls, and the state's largest mountain goat herd above 12,000 feet

Unit 629

Monroe

The mountain that grew the 'Spider Bull' — one of Utah's hardest-to-draw trophy elk tags rising over a friendly general-season deer hunt

Unit 630

Mt Dutton

A high, rugged backpack-and-horse mule deer unit on the Sevier Plateau — one of Utah's premier limited-entry deer hunts.

Unit 632

Thousand Lakes

A compact aspen-and-lake plateau above Capitol Reef — a growing restricted-weapon mule deer unit inside Utah's trophy Fishlake elk zone.

Unit 633

Fishlake

Big timber, high lakes and the Fish Lake Hightop — a limited-entry mule deer unit paired with Utah's trophy Fishlake elk zone.

Unit 634

Panguitch Lake

High volcanic plateau timber giving way to eastern high desert — a solid general-season buck unit wrapped around a quality elk herd.

Unit 635

Zion

Slickrock canyon country wrapped around Zion National Park — deer winter range below, pine-and-aspen flats above, with the park itself off-limits.

Unit 636

Pine Valley

One of Utah's biggest deer units — rugged island mountains rising from Mojave desert, and a premium limited-entry mule deer trophy tag.

Unit 637

Henry Mtns (bison)

Utah's crown jewel — the last free-ranging genetically pure bison herd in America, wrapped around a mule deer unit that has produced a world-record buck

Unit 639

Cache, East Rich

The eastern Rich County shoulder of the Cache unit — sage-and-aspen foothills, Bear River bottoms and border-country bulls that slip in from Wyoming

Unit 668

Fillmore, Oak Creek (cougar)

A compact, cliff-broken central-Utah range that grows some of the state's best limited-entry bucks and quality Pahvant bulls.

Unit 672

Beaver, West

The desert-and-granite west half of the Beaver unit: quality general-season bucks, wide-open pronghorn ground, and famous Mineral Mountains desert bighorn.

Unit 682

Box Elder, Pilot Mtn

A remote, water-driven desert island range north of Wendover that carries a quality limited-entry bull elk herd co-managed with Nevada.

Unit 685

Beaver, East

The high, timbered east flank of the Tushars — a top-tier general mule deer unit crowned by 12,000-foot peaks above the Sevier River valley

Unit 688

La Sal, Potash/South Cisco

Red slickrock desert rising to 12,700-foot alpine peaks near Moab — a trophy limited-entry elk and deer unit with desert bighorn in the canyons below

Unit 714

Book Cliffs, North

The high, aspen-topped northern half of Utah's Book Cliffs trophy country, backed against the Uintah Basin and the Ute reservation line

Unit 718

Panguitch Lake/Zion, North

High volcanic plateau country above Panguitch Lake and Cedar Breaks — a big, diverse southern-Utah general deer unit with a solid elk herd

Unit 742

Wasatch Mtns, North

Trophy-managed bulls in the steep, roadless spine above Salt Lake and Park City

Unit 743

Wasatch Mtns/Central Mtns

A vast Skyline Drive high country of trophy bulls, big deer herds, and roadside meadows

Unit 751

San Rafael, South-Dirty Devil

A vast, waterless BLM desert between the San Rafael Swell, Green River and the Dirty Devil — remote speedgoat and desert bighorn country on the road to Lake Powell

Unit 755

Box Elder, West

Utah's far-northwest corner — three lonely desert ranges rising out of the west desert, holding scattered mule deer, open-country pronghorn and a growing elk herd

Unit 756

San Rafael, South

The southern San Rafael Swell — a slickrock labyrinth of the San Rafael Reef and Muddy Creek country holding one of Utah's best desert bighorn herds

Unit 802

Fillmore B

Roadless, forest-dominated Pahvant high country producing old-age limited-entry bulls above Fillmore

Unit 820

Nine Mile, Jack Creek

A vast, roadless plateau-and-canyon wilderness above Nine Mile and Desolation Canyons — general-season mule deer, quality elk, and a once-in-a-lifetime bighorn subunit

Unit 821

Nine Mile, Gray Canyon

The deep, arid canyon country of the lower Green River — home to Utah's Gray Canyon bighorn core herd and a remote, walk-in mule deer and elk hunt

Unit 867

Box Elder, Grouse Creek

Utah's remote northwest corner — isolated island mountains straddling the Nevada and Idaho lines where good bucks and a quality-managed elk herd hide behind big private ranches

Unit 868

Box Elder, Sawtooth

The Raft River Mountains on the Idaho line — Utah's only major east-west range, a compact aspen-and-conifer high country where general-season elk and deer shuttle across the border

Unit 869

Barney Top/Kaiparowits

3,400 square miles from 10,500-ft Barney Top down to Lake Powell slickrock — a rugged, overwhelmingly public limited-entry unit that demands fitness and rewards scouting

Unit 870

Boulder Elk

A trophy-managed elk unit sprawling from 11,000-foot Boulder Mountain down through red slickrock canyon country to Lake Powell

Unit 871

Southwest Desert, North

The northern half of Utah's vast, empty Southwest Desert — sky-island ranges, dry lakebeds and one of the state's premier pronghorn landscapes

Unit 872

Southwest Desert, South

The southern half of the Southwest Desert — remote basin-and-range pronghorn and desert bighorn country along the Nevada line

Unit 889

Book Cliffs, Little Creek/South

The roadless heart of the Book Cliffs — a limited-entry trophy-buck and old-bull sanctuary where the best animals live beyond the trucks

Unit 899

Book Cliffs, Bitter Creek/East

The vast roaded east end of the Book Cliffs — big, remote limited-entry deer and elk country stretching to Colorado, with desert bighorn, pronghorn, bear, cougar and free-ranging bison

Unit 901

Nebo/San Pitch Mtns

The 11,900-foot southern anchor of the Wasatch Range — a premium limited-entry mule deer unit with quality bulls, big vertical, and easy Wasatch Front access.

Unit 902

Valley Mtns

A low, dry pinyon-juniper range walled between the Sevier and Sanpete valleys — quiet mule deer country and important winter range with easy public access.

Unit 904

West Desert

A vast, wide-open Great Basin empire of isolated desert ranges — prime pronghorn, sleeper mule deer, once-in-a-lifetime bighorn, and true solitude on an enormous public-land base.

Unit 925

Cedar/Stansbury

Island ranges above the Great Salt Lake desert — Stansbury high country and lonely desert antelope flats.

Unit 926

West Desert, Swasey

Big, empty, and quiet — sky-island desert ranges where mule deer and antelope orbit a handful of springs.

Unit 927

Oquirrh/Tintic

Front-range mountains at Salt Lake's doorstep — good animals hemmed in by Kennecott's private wall.

Unit 929

San Juan, Mancos Mesa

Vast, roadless slickrock and canyon desert on San Juan County's western edge — a low-density, high-effort limited-entry mule deer hunt for the self-reliant.

Unit 930

La Sal, Moab Valley

A small, targeted late-season buck hunt in the red-rock foothills right around Moab, created to manage chronic wasting disease.

Unit 931

Uinta Basin Private Lands Any Bull Elk

A private-lands-only, any-bull elk hunt across the agricultural Uinta Basin, built to relieve crop and depredation pressure on landowners.

Unit 932

La Sal, Castle Valley

A small late-season CWD management subunit stacked between Moab's slickrock and the La Sal foothills.

Unit 933

Escalante, East

A once-in-a-lifetime desert bighorn unit in the deepest, most physical slickrock canyon country in Utah.

Unit 934

Escalante, West

The western half of Utah's toughest desert bighorn country — remote slickrock canyons where success is measured in glassing miles.

Unit 947

Oquirrh

Two 10,000-foot ranges rising out of the desert on Salt Lake City's doorstep, holding quality mule deer and access-limited elk

Unit 948

House/Tintic

A vast Great Basin sprawl of desert valleys and scattered ranges — big pronghorn country, healthy winter-range deer, and desert bighorn on the House Range cliffs

Unit 10003

Mineral Mountain

A compact granite range between Beaver and Milford holding a young, growing once-in-a-lifetime desert bighorn herd over an 80% public backcountry