This unit is found in central Alaska and lies just south of Fairbanks. Fort Wainwright makes up a large portion of the northern end of the unit and can be hunted but special restrictions do apply. This area sees a wide variety of terrain types and there are several options for accessing the unit. Highway access is good around the perimeter of the unit but most of the remote country in the interior portions of the unit will need to be reached via plane or boat. This area offers good hunting opportunities but is also very popular among residents and outfitters. Well-known airstrips can become crowded and hunters will need to push further and further out to find unpressured animals.

Good hunting can be found here but this area is also frequented by guides and resident hunters. Hunters will need to get creative when trying to escape major pressure. Even with the hunting pressure, this area holds a great number of animals. A lot of seasons will be running concurrently so hunters will need to pay close attention to regulations and boundary restrictions.