WA Elk Unit 175 — Lick Creek

WA 175 — Lick Creek. Terrain & Access WA 175 spans 1,700 to 6,200 feet across rugged, transition terrain that combines lower-elevation ponderosa pine and grassland with higher mixed-conifer forest. Nearly 94% public land—primarily national forest—makes access straightforward and self-guided hunting practical throughout most of the unit. Roads and trails penetrate the lower and mid-elevation drainages, though hunters working high country and remote ridges will face steep, timbered ascents and significant foot travel. Trophy Potential The counties overlapping WA 175 hold a modest but consistent record-book history. Across recent decades, trophy-class bulls have emerged from this region,..