WA Mule Deer Unit 667 — Skookumchuck

WA 667 – Skookumchuck: Tactical Analysis. Terrain & Access WA 667 spans nearly 400,000 acres across a dramatic elevation band (159–4,323 ft), from lowland river valleys to alpine ridgetops. However, public land comprises only 14% of the unit—a significant constraint for unguided hunters. The remaining 86% is a mix of private timber company holdings, private land, and state trusts. Access to public ground typically requires hiking from road gates or securing permission on private timber; public land parcels are scattered and often concentrated where foot traffic is heaviest. The elevation range creates distinct habitat zones: lower drainages support..