Where is unit 16A in Arizona?

Hualapai Mountains
Overview: The Unit 16A elk herd is unique in that it is located on a sky island, the Hualapai Mountains. It is estimated there are 40-to-60 elk in the range with approximately 20-to-25 bulls. A number of elk reside within Mohave County Park lands where they cannot be hunted.

Where is unit 27 in AZ?

Areas: To get to Unit 27, take Hwy. 191 south from Springerville, or, for hunters coming from the southern parts of Arizona, take Hwy. 191 north from Clifton. Good areas to find mountain lion during the fall and winter months are located below the Mogollon Rim, or along the upper Blue River.

Where is unit 35a in AZ?

Beginning on the U.S.-Mexico border at the San Pedro River; west along the border to the Lochiel-Canelo Pass-Elgin road; north on this road to AZ Hwy 82; easterly on AZ Hwy 82 to the San Pedro River; south along the San Pedro River to the U.S.-Mexico border.

Where is unit 30B in AZ?

Cochise County
Unit 30B is located in the southeastern corner of Arizona, specifically in Cochise County. Within the unit are two major mountain ranges; the Mule and Dragoon Mountains. To the East of the mountain ranges, Sulphur Springs Valley runs from the Mexico Border, north to I-10.

What is the best mule deer unit in Arizona?

1st Choice – Arizona Strip Unit 13B: We are sure it is probably no surprise to anyone reading this post that Unit 13B on the Arizona Strip is our number one top pick for the absolute best trophy mule deer unit in the state of Arizona.

Are there wolves in Kingman AZ?

KINGMAN – Mexican gray wolves are not welcome in Mohave County unless they’ve been spayed or neutered, vaccinated and have a dog license, according a resolution unanimously approved by the Mohave County Board of Supervisors Monday.

Where is unit 36B in Arizona?

Coronado National Forest
Most of Unit 36B is on the Coronado National Forest. The U.S. Forest Service offers a map that covers most of the unit. You can obtain the Nogales District map at most map stores or any AZ Forest Service office.

Can you hunt on Fort Huachuca?

Hunting is one of many sports available on Fort Huachuca to eligible personnel in areas where it can be done safely, and installation leaders strive to ensure all hunters on post are fully aware of post hunting and safety requirements before they venture out.

Where is unit 34b AZ?

Beginning at AZ Hwy 83 and I-10 Exit 281; easterly on I-10 to the San Pedro River; south along the San Pedro River to AZ Hwy 82; westerly on AZ Hwy 82 to AZ Hwy 83; northerly on AZ Hwy 83 to I-10 Exit 281.

Are there GREY wolves in Arizona?

In 1998 the federal authorities released 11 Mexican gray wolves into the Arizona wilderness. Fourteen years later, in 2012, there are only 58 wolves in Arizona. In 2016 the population is now around 113.

Are there elk in Kingman AZ?

The scenery driving up, and at the top of the mountain, is very nice, quite a drastic change from the desert South of Kingman. There are a fair number of Elk and Mule Deer wandering about totally unfazed by we human visitors to ‘their home’.

Where is unit 36c in Arizona?

Beginning at the junction of AZ Hwy 86 and AZ Hwy 286; southerly on AZ Hwy 286 to the U.S.- Mexico border; westerly along the border to the east boundary of the Tohono O’odham Indian Reservation; northerly along the reservation boundary to AZ Hwy 86; easterly on AZ Hwy 86 to AZ Hwy 286.

Can you hunt Coronado National Forest?

Forest visitors will still be able to engage in lawful hunting activities. While these restrictions are in place, most of the Coronado, Prescott, and Tonto National Forests are still open for dispersed recreation activities to include hunting, camping and hiking.

Where are the most mule deer in Arizona?

The state has two distinct species, the mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) and the white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus). The most abundant deer in Arizona is the Rocky Mountain mule deer. Mule deer are not limited to any one type of terrain, being found from sparse, low deserts to high forested mountains.

Where can I get a map of my land in Arizona?

Arizona State Land Department offers printed, paper maps which show the location of Arizona State Trust land as well as Federal Lands located in Arizona. Maps are produced from ASLD’s GIS Database and are printed on a commercial grade printer. Single or multiple copies may be ordered. Order maps by printing out and completing the Maps Order Form.

What does a topographic map look like in Arizona?

These specially made topographic maps feature 60’ × 30’ quadrangle data with a red overprint that depicts the wildlife management unit boundaries, yellow overprint that depicts public land roads, and blue overprint that depicts official Arizona Game and Fish Department water sources.

Where can I find a map of the Arizona State Trust land?

Arizona State Land Department offers printed, paper maps which show the location of Arizona State Trust land as well as Federal Lands located in Arizona. Maps are produced from ASLD’s GIS Database and are printed on a commercial grade printer. Single or multiple copies may be ordered.

How many USGS-based topographic maps are available?

Our current selection of 1:100k scale USGS-based topographic maps by game unit–or special hunt area designation–is listed below.