ID Elk Unit 66A

# ID 66A Tactical Analysis ## Terrain & Access Unit 66A spans 171,506 acres across high elevation (5,600–9,790 ft) with 71% public land access. The retrieved forum discussion emphasizes this is remote backcountry requiring fitness, route-finding skills, and multi-mile packing. This is not a roadside hunt—success depends on willingness to hike deep and move quietly in beautiful but challenging terrain. ## Herd Quality & Population No population or bull:cow ratio data is available for this unit. Trophy record data is limited: Bonneville County (79% overlap) and Caribou County (21% overlap) produced 4 record-book entries total between 1963–1972, averaging 385.3. No...