GOHUNT

Utah Wasatch Mtns/Central Mtns

Updated Oct 1, 2026

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The Wasatch and Central Mountains in Utah present diverse hunting opportunities, highlighted by varying terrain and notable game behavior across seasons. Hunters emphasize the importance of understanding draw odds, with many finding success in lesser-known areas that require strategic planning and patience. They suggest scouting early in the season for better insights into game movement and utilizing the challenging terrain to one's advantage. Overall, hunters recommend leveraging local knowledge and previous hunt data to increase chances of success in these mountainous regions.

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At a Glance

6,889Square Miles

99%Public Land

5,100 - 11,253Elevation Range

This is a popular moose unit for the state of Utah with a lot of hunters applying for it every year. This unit is located east of Provo and south of Park City. Geographically, this is a very large unit with a large moose population.

One of the best moose hunts in Utah, this moose permit has become increasingly harder to draw in the previous years. Most moose will score in the 135–145” B&C range with a few larger animals harvested every year.

Quick Tips

Strawberry Reservoir has good fishing
Talk with deer and elk hunters on the unit to gather information on moose

GOHUNT

Utah Wasatch Mtns/Central Mtns

Updated Oct 1, 2026

See what hunters are saying

The Wasatch and Central Mountains in Utah present diverse hunting opportunities, highlighted by varying terrain and notable game behavior across seasons. Hunters emphasize the importance of understanding draw odds, with many finding success in lesser-known areas that require strategic planning and patience. They suggest scouting early in the season for better insights into game movement and utilizing the challenging terrain to one's advantage. Overall, hunters recommend leveraging local knowledge and previous hunt data to increase chances of success in these mountainous regions.

This is an AI-generated summary from comments and user reviews, and won't always be correct.

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At a Glance

6,889Square Miles

99%Public Land

5,100 - 11,253Elevation Range

This is a popular moose unit for the state of Utah with a lot of hunters applying for it every year. This unit is located east of Provo and south of Park City. Geographically, this is a very large unit with a large moose population.

One of the best moose hunts in Utah, this moose permit has become increasingly harder to draw in the previous years. Most moose will score in the 135–145” B&C range with a few larger animals harvested every year.

Quick Tips

Strawberry Reservoir has good fishing
Talk with deer and elk hunters on the unit to gather information on moose