WA Mule Deer Unit 233 — Pogue

WA 233 – Pogue. Terrain & Access Unit 233 spans 809 to 6,139 feet of elevation across 145,923 acres in the Okanogan country. With 46% public land, huntable access is mixed: federal and state forests provide solid footing, but private timber holdings and scattered parcels require route planning. The extreme elevation range means lower-country sagebrush and ponderosa transitions upward into mixed conifer and high-country terrain, creating diverse habitat for mule deer across multiple elevation bands. Trophy Potential The counties overlapping Unit 233 hold a modest but meaningful record-book pedigree for mule deer, with entries dating back decades..