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UT Mule Deer Unit Cedar/Stansbury

Total Acres
1,422,238
Public Land
86%
Wilderness
2%
Elevation
4,206–10,892 ft

Terrain Difficulty

Steepness
5° avg slope
Extreme Slopes
17° steepest 10%
Ruggedness
±8° variability
Vertical Relief
6,686 ft relief
Altitude
10,892 ft max
Remoteness
2% wilderness

Strenuous terrain — over 6,686 ft of vertical relief and high country up to 10,892 ft.

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UT Cedar/Stansbury — Tactical Analysis. Terrain & Access Cedar/Stansbury spans 4,200–10,900 feet across 1.4 million acres with 85.5% public land—a significant advantage for DIY hunters. The elevation range supports both lower-country sagebrush foothills and high alpine terrain, creating diverse hunting options across the unit. Public access is abundant, with good road networks and trail systems providing entry points throughout the unit. A key tactical consideration: the unit's geography splits hunting opportunity. The northern half (toward the Salt Lake Valley) carries specific regulatory constraints that concentrate accessible hunting in the southern portion. Hunters should prioritize scouting the southern half..

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Season Dates

YearWeaponDatesTag TypeSex
2026Archery — DB1623Aug 15, 2026Sep 11, 2026male
2026Muzzleloader — DB1114Oct 28, 2026Nov 5, 2026male
2026Muzzleloader — DB1624Sep 23, 2026Oct 1, 2026male
2026Rifle — DB1625Oct 17, 2026Oct 25, 2026male

Trophy Data

Record-Book Entries
9
Avg Score
209.5
Top Score
247.5
Recent (5yr)
0

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