Douglas, 6,452 Acres of Public Hunting Land for Exotics – Douglas, Washington

This unit has the most diverse array of habitats discovered on the Sagebrush flat area. Although shrub steppe is the most dominant habitat, here one can also locate permanent lakes, seasonal ponds and wetlands, meadow steppe, grasslands, aspen groves, while basalt cliffs and stands of ponderosa pine overlook the columbia river and the city of bridgeport. Bridgeport unit is of 6,452-acres and is located straight away south of the city of bridgeport. Year-round and seasonal streams consist of Middle Foster creek and west foster creek. Mule deer can be observed via the area. Upland sport birds encompass blue grouse, hungarian partridge, california quail and confined numbers of pheasant and chukar. Upland bird hunters are cautioned that sharp-tailed grouse and sage grouse are included species and can be observed anywhere on the unit. No overnight parking or restroom facilities. Fires are not permitted at any time during the year