At a Glance
553Square Miles
51.5%Public Land
5,000 - 9,000Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Trout fishing in the Boise River and its tributaries
- Carry a GPS and hike around private property
- Use a dirt bike to use trails reserved for motorcycle riders
Hunters have shared valuable insights about Unit 44 in Idaho, emphasizing the challenging terrain that requires physical preparedness and effective scouting strategies. Feedback highlights that while draw odds can be competitive, the unit offers a rewarding experience for those willing to put in the effort. Seasonality plays a crucial role, as game behavior can vary significantly, impacting success rates. Hunters recommend focusing on early-season scouting and understanding the movement patterns of elk and deer to increase the likelihood of a successful hunt.
Hunters can take mule deer and elk in the Soldier Mountains in this unit north of Fairfield along with antelope in the flats and foothills near the Sun Valley Highway.
This area offers high quality mule deer and elk to hunters who draw tags. Antelope hunting is good on mostly private land.