At a Glance
275Square Miles
88%Public Land
6,300 - 10,100Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Be aware of grizzlies
- Trout fishing in Hawley Creek
- Steelhead fishing in the nearby Salmon River
Hunters discussing Unit 30A in Idaho emphasize the challenging terrain, which requires good physical preparation and awareness of the area's conditions. There is a consensus that understanding the seasonal migration patterns of game, particularly elk and deer, is crucial for a successful hunt in this unit. Many recommend scouting the area in advance to familiarize with the terrain and locate optimal hunting spots. Additionally, hunters suggest paying close attention to draw odds and being flexible with hunting plans based on weather conditions and game movement.
Bordering Montana on the Continental Divide, this unit holds mule deer, whitetail, elk and antelope. Tags are readily available for some seasons, but must be drawn for rifle and muzzleloader mule deer and elk seasons, plus a muzzleloader antelope season.
There are late controlled muzzleloader mule deer and elk seasons and limited rifle tags for mule deer and elk. There is no limit on archery antelope hunters.