WA Mule Deer Unit 111 — Aladdin

WA 111 – Aladdin: Tactical Analysis. Terrain & Access WA 111 spans 1,293–7,297 feet across roughly 291,000 acres with two-thirds public land. This elevation spread supports diverse habitat—lower grassland and shrub-steppe transitioning to coniferous forest at higher elevations—typical of northeastern Washington's transition zone between the Cascades and Columbia Basin. The substantial public-land percentage and broad elevation range create accessible deer habitat across multiple terrain types and seasons. Trophy Potential The counties overlapping this unit (Stevens and Pend Oreille) hold a solid trophy history in record-book entries, indicating that the region has consistently produced quality mule deer and..