Hunters have the opportunity to take a mature bull elk in this area, big mule deer and trophy-size antelope can also be found in this unit, which encompasses the Mount Bennett Hills and several wilderness study areas.

This unit is best known for producing big mule deer that get a chance to grow big because of limited hunting pressure.

Mostly public land is managed by the BLM, this unit is north of the Snake River from south of Mountain Home to Bliss and is west and north of Gooding. Mount Bennett Hills, McKinney Butte Area of Critical Environmental Concern, Camas Prairie and Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area are in this unit. The BLM manages a number of wilderness study areas, including Little City of Rocks, Black Canyon, Gooding City of Rocks East, Gooding City of Rocks West, Deer Creek and King Hill Creek.

Most of the land is covered with grass or sagebrush. Farms are mainly planted in alfalfa and grass hay. The high parts of the Mount Bennett Hills are timbered with pines and firs with willows and mountain maple and alders can be found in some areas of the unit. Some lower ridges and draws have junipers and mahoganies. Cottonwoods grow along waterways.

Most of this land is private, especially farms near towns and pastures near the farm land. A lot of this unit is composed of BLM land served by a network of roads that are open to all motor vehicles. No driving is allowed in wilderness study areas.

A lot of hunters camp along dirt roads on public land, which is allowed. The BLM has nine semi developed campsites at Magic Reservoir in the bordering Unit 52. No drinking water is provided. However, Gooding has several lodging options like Gooding Hotel Bed & Breakfast and University Inn and Resort. Mountain Home has a KOA campground and several motels, including Mountain Home Inn.