ID Mule Deer Unit 68

ID 68 Tactical Analysis. Terrain & Access ID 68 spans 1.16 million acres across a substantial elevation range (4,196–7,513 ft), with 71.5% public land providing solid opportunity for self-sufficient hunters. The unit's scale and public-land percentage offer flexibility in route-finding and camp placement, reducing pressure concentration. Mid-elevation transition zones (5,500–6,500 ft) typically balance accessibility with habitat quality for mule deer. Trophy Potential The counties overlapping ID 68 hold a strong historical record-book pedigree, particularly Power and Blaine counties, which have produced multiple All-Time caliber mule deer. However, trophy production has declined noticeably since the 2000s—recent entries are..