North Dakota Unit M10 Unit Profile // GOHUNT. The Hunting Company
North Dakota Unit M10
Updated Jul 2, 2026
At a Glance
6,134Square Miles
5.2%Public Land
1,900 - 2,900Elevation Range
Quick Tips
Lostwood National Wildlife Refuge is one of North Dakota's best spots for a DIY public land moose spot
Check for PLOTS and Trust Lands along the White Earth River for great moose habitat
Parts of this unit can get extremely swampy = be aware if you drive off marked roads
State Trust Lands may be closed to hunting if livestock are present
All of Unit M10 is in the state's primary moose range = you'll have an opportunity no matter where you choose to hunt
Unit M10 boasts numerous public-access opportunities to harvest a moose. The steeper hills and dense forested areas east of the town of Tioga along the White Earth River provide a variety of PLOTS properties and State Trust Lands with opportunities. Overall, unit M10 features larger public-access hunting areas, and more State Trust Lands than many of the units to the east.
Moose numbers on the Lostwood National Wildlife Refuge have increased the past few years. The aspen and willow thickets around the refuge’s wetlands and lakes provide a place for moose to rest and raise their calves.
