Quick Tips
- Better in heavy snow years
Species | General Size | Trophy Potential |
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Mule Deer | 110"-130" | 130"+ |
On The Ground
Terrain
Vegetation
Access
Camping and Lodging
Historical Temperatures
High
Low
Species | General Size | Trophy Potential |
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Mule Deer | 110"-130" | 130"+ |
High
Low
West Bar is a very small unit near Crescent Bar on the Columbia River and has extremely open, brushy country. The southwestern border is a sharp bluff dropping 800-ft in 300-yards and represents the only structure in the unit. The unit is almost entirely public land and consists of the Colockum Wildlife Area and the Colockum Game Range.
Elk and deer numbers are both low, with the exception of heavy snow years pushing deer all the way to the river.
The southwestern border is a sharp bluff dropping 800-ft in 300-yards into flat, open scrub land with sagebrush and bunch grasses, and one low, marshy pond. There are a few trees scattered at the river’s edge.
This arid rangeland consists of sagebrush and bunchgrass interspersed with a few trees along the Columbia River.
There is a lot of public land in this unit, offering excellent access.
This is really more of a day hunt type of unit for locals or hunters with family or friends living in the area.
Roughly 7 square miles
92% public land
Elevations range from 600– 1,600 feet
Limited road system within this tiny unit
Glass from the ridgeline for any game movement