North Dakota Unit 11-A Unit Profile // GOHUNT. The Hunting Company
North Dakota Unit 11-A
Updated Jul 2, 2026
At a Glance
2,396Square Miles
4%Public Land
1,650 - 2,850Elevation Range
Quick Tips
Quite a bit of State Trust Land, but they may be closed to hunting if livestock are present
Be prepared with water, food and fuel
Early mornings and evenings around wheat and alfalfa fields are antelope hotspots
Be on the lookout for creeks and ponds = set up nearby and wait for the pronghorn to get thirsty
Stop and glass wheatgrass fields and croplands often
North Dakota’s Unit 11-A features badlands, sandstone buttes, brushy creek and river bottoms and a lot of agricultural property. This unit provides everything antelope could want. Consider yourself lucky if you’re able to draw a tag here. Between Unit 11-A's coulees and sandstone buttes in the northwest corner, Big Muddy Creek carves out a wide, lush valley known as Curlew Valley before it merges with Heart River near the center of the unit.
Great antelope populations and hunting conditions are found here along with excellent habitat.
