This particular unit hosts more public and walk-in land than average for the east river area, particularly along Lake Oahe/Missouri River. Making up the western half of Sully County, this unit is at the western edge of the counties that observe Central Time. This unit boasts one of the largest portions of river frontage in the state. There is plenty of public access and walk-in land available near the river as well as central to the unit where the river branches off and winds back east.

Even with a larger portion of walk in and public land in this particular unit, getting permission to hunt private land would be beneficial.