At a Glance
This unit in southwestern Arizona is known for producing mature desert bighorn sheep and for having terrain that is not as difficult to hunt as other sheep areas. It is divided into southern and northern subunits. Access is good. Some places support a surprising number of mule deer.
Trophy sheep hunting is better in Unit 44BN than in 44BS. Rams have averaged over 170 inches over the last 3 years in the northern subunit and 164 inches in the southern subunit. Herd conditions are the best they have been in over 30 years. Mule deer hunting is difficult and numbers are low.
Quick Tips
- Temperatures are typically scorching in fall
- Days are usually warm to hot in winter
- Carry plenty of water
- Drive a four-wheel-drive vehicle with high ground clearance
- Quail and dove hunting can be good in fall and winter

