5,067Square Miles
7.6%Public Land
1,900 - 2,900Elevation Range
- Pronghorn near oil fields are less spooky due to the increased truck traffic
- Parts of this unit require a hike to get to a great hunting spot
- If you find an isolated watering hole, the antelope won't be far away
Unit 13-A boasts numerous public-access opportunities to harvest a pronghorn. It’s one of the few units in northwest North Dakota that delivers enough public hunting property to support large numbers of public-land hunters. The mighty Missouri River flows west to east through this unit creating the southern border, before filling lake Sakakawea at the unit’s eastern edge.
Good populations of antelope can be found in this unit.