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WA Elk Unit 162 — Dayton

Total Acres
134,418
Public Land
25%
Elevation
1,504–6,049 ft

Season Dates

YearWeaponDatesTag TypeSex
2026Archery — Sp-2048Sep 1, 2026Sep 18, 2026
2026Archery — Archery EarlySep 6, 2026Sep 18, 2026
2026Muzzleloader — Sp-2071Sep 29, 2026Oct 10, 2026
2026Muzzleloader — Muzzleloader EarlyOct 4, 2026Oct 10, 2026
2026Rifle — Sp-2005Oct 20, 2026Nov 2, 2026
2026Rifle — Rifle Eastern WashingtonOct 25, 2026Nov 2, 2026

Trophy Data

B&C Entries
9
Avg Score
399.7
Top Score
444.6
Recent (5yr)
1

AI Scout Analysis

# WA 162 – Dayton: Tactical Analysis **Terrain & Access** Unit 162 spans 1,500–6,000 feet elevation across 134,418 acres with only 25% public land—a challenging access situation. The mixed elevation range suggests transitions from lower foothill to higher montane terrain, typical of eastern Washington's Blue Mountains region. Limited public acreage means significant private-land routing and permission-seeking will be necessary. **Herd Quality & Population** Harvest data reveals severely...

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Tag Quotas & Applicant Volume

YearWeaponResidencyApplicantsTags issued
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Harvest Data

YearWeaponHuntersHarvestSuccess
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2022Archery5524.0%
2022Rifle37492.0%
2022Muzzleloader2727.0%
2022Special Permit3