At a Glance
325Square Miles
46.5%Public Land
2,300 - 3,000Elevation Range
With the primary pronghorn range covering the entire unit, public access, and a variety of terrain and ways to hunt, Unit 2-B offers a great chance at success. The Little Missouri National Grassland delivers huge parcels of public access in the unit’s badlands along the Little Missouri River.
If you prefer hiking and getting away from your vehicle and stalking game, hunt the western badlands. If you’d rather drive and glass near roads, hunt the PLOTS, State Trust Land, and National Grasslands along the unit’s eastern edge. If you do hunt the rough badlands, be sure and check out the Cliffs Plateau and Hanley Plateau areas for large, flat grasslands amongst the rough badlands.
Quick Tips
- State Trust Lands and the Little Missouri National Grassland create a large, consecutive area of public access in Unit 2-B's badlands
- Check out the Cliffs Plateau and Hanley Plateau if you're hunting the rougher badlands
- North Dakota's primary pronghorn range covers this entire unit
- Scout and study maps before opening day = get landowner permission if you're hunting the eastern portion of this unit
- River Road, Sully Creek Road, and Burning Coal Vein Road will get you to all the access roads throughout this unit's badlands

