At a Glance
1,683Square Miles
86%Public Land
4,100 - 7,600Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Cover a lot of country glassing different pockets
- Some antelope located around farmland
- Dinosaur Museum in Price
Hunters discussing the San Rafael, North unit in Utah emphasize its challenging terrain, advising that preparation for tough hikes is essential. Many highlight the potential for encountering quality mule deer if one is willing to venture away from easily accessible areas, suggesting that more remote spots yield better results. The unit is noted for its lower draw odds, indicating a need for strategic planning and possibly applying in multiple years to secure a tag. Overall, hunters value the experience of the hunt in this area, recommending patience and persistence for those pursuing game here.
Drivers traveling between Price and Green River often see large pronghorn bucks to the west. This triangular area north of Interstate 70, south of Price, west of US 6 and east of State Route 10 has long been considered one of the state’s best units for hunting.
This unit has a lot of public land with the antelope spread throughout it. Hunters can find antelope in groups of 10-20. This is a physically easy hunt with good access to fair antelope numbers but it is hard to draw due to the popularity among antelope hunters.