At a Glance
Known for having good numbers of Coues deer, this unit borders Mexico and includes the Tumacacori Mountains and several other ranges. It also holds desert mule deer, which live mostly in flatlands and low hills that are classic Sonoran desert landscape.
This unit has Coues deer in the mountains and mule deer in the low desert hills and flatlands. Mearns quail are also common. Expect to see U.S. Border Patrol agents and keep your camp and vehicles secure because several illegal immigrants enter the U.S. here.
Quick Tips
- Use high-quality optics to find Coues deer
- Buenos Aires Wildlife Refuge allows hunting but has vehicle restrictions
- A lot of Javelina live in this unit
- Bring a shotgun for Gambel and Mearns quail hunting
- Good largemouth bass fishing in Arivaca Lake

