Located in the southeast portion of the state along the Missouri River and Nebraska state line. This unit is primarily private land. If you are planning a hunt in this unit it would be in your best interest if you arrive with prior arrangements made on some portion of private land as without you will be very limited. DIY hunters can find some public opportunities but these are extremely limited.

With very limited public access there are few hunters headed to this Unit without a plan around hunting some private property.

A major portion of this unit is being utilized for dry ground farming and cattle operations. There is an extensive amount spread across the entire unit, and the only ground that seems to not be agriculture is mostly rolling hills with thick tree cover along the river. The amount of elevation change is minimal across the unit, although there is quite a bit of roll to the terrain in the southwestern corner with some forested hills. The major terrain feature in the unit is the Missouri River to the south.

The river bottoms and various creek beds have scattered timber including Cottonwood, American Elm, Green Ash, and Bur Oak lining the edges of much of the water system. As you move through the riparian zone you will find a healthy mix of marsh vegetation including cattails, different prairie grass and wildflowers. The agriculture is a mix of soybean, corn, wheat, sunflowers, alfalfa primarily with some farmers growing different types of vegetables.

US Hwy 80 runs north to south and US Hwy 50 east to west, offering access to countless country roads covering the majority of the unit which makes navigating to one spot or the other very simple. There is very little public ground in this unit and without a solid plan on some private ground you will have a very difficult time locating areas to hunt.

Located on the eastern border of the unit is Yankton. With a population of almost 15,000 people, it offers all the amenities needed for a comfortable stay. There are a number of lodging options from bigger chains to locally owned hotels. If you are looking for a place to camp, there are very limited locations in the unit but there are a few established campgrounds outside of Yankton along the Missouri River.