Washington Unit 14 Unit Profile - 1 Hunter is talking about this Unit // GOHUNT. The Hunting Company
Washington Unit 14
Updated Jul 1, 2026
At a Glance
219Square Miles
65%Public Land
720 - 5,810Elevation Range
Quick Tips
GPS or a compass will be a necessity for any off-trail travel
Can be rugged and steep terrain in some areas, should only be traversed by those experienced in similar areas
Trekking poles are highly recommended
Getting in touch with the local biologist prior to your hunt will help considerably; these sheep are monitored regularly and the biologist can help point you in the right directions prior to heading into the unit
There is very little water available on this unit, so take as much as you can pack when you leave your vehicle
Overall this unit is a large mess of ridgebacks and mountain peaks, 4,000 -5,000 feet above the Columbia and Wenachee Rivers. With scattered timber along the long ridgebacks and deep canyons, this unit has tons of fantastic sheep habitat and has built a reputation of producing some very big rams. Access is great, and your hunt will consist of lots of time behind the glass; it is often unnecessary to leave the vehicle until you have spotted the ram you are looking for. Plan on strenuous day hikes in order to be successful.
The Chelan Wildlife Area, found above the town of Sunnyslope and moving north above the Columbia River, historically holds the highest densities of sheep in the unit.
