Okanogan, 4,412 Acres of Public Hunting Land for Mule Deer, Dove, Quail, Exotics – Okanogan, Washington

This habitat is suitable for sage grouse and shrub steppe habitat occurs substantially on this unit, imparting habitat for sharp-tailed grouse, mule deer, white-tailed deer and different wildlife. The southern component of the unit includes giant stands of bitter brush making it an important mule deer wintering site. The Indian dan canyon unit covers 4,412 acres in northeast of Brewster. Upland game birds on the unit consist of california quail, gray partridge, blue grouse, ruffed grouse and chukar. Sharp-tailed grouse are a covered species that can be discovered somewhere on the unit. Upland fowl hunters are recommended to be proficient at identifying these birds. Two parking areas are accessible and no camping facility is available at this land.