This unit is found in the central portion of the state and is entirely composed or private lands. a few small options exist for public access but in general, hunters would not want to apply here without explicit access to huntable ground.

With virtually no public access options many hunters will want to consider other units to hunt.

Most of this area is composed of classic prairie country will rolling grass hills, coulees, and tons of glassing opportunities. Some big portions of the unit are developed crop lands. These are primarily found in the eastern portion of the unit. Many creek beds and drainages wind themselves through the landscape create breaks in the terrain that are excellent for spot and stalk adventures.

Traditional public lands are nonexistent in this unit and there are only a few smaller chucks of land enrolled in the Open Fields And Waters Program. These are found in the southwestern quadrant. Without private access this hunt will be very difficult.

Typical prairie grasses and shrubs dominate most of the undeveloped areas. Creek bottoms with see a higher distribution of willows and cottonwoods. Stands of hardwoods, large brush, and more will often be present in areas around agricultural crops.

Modern lodging options are limited within the unit though a few options can be found. Gear and other amenities will be very limited and hunters are encouraged to secure everything needed for the hunt before heading to the area.