Arizona Hunt Unit 4B lies along the Mogollon Rim with deep canyons, Rim lakes, and northern grasslands. It’s known for elk, deer, pronghorn, trout fishing at Chevelon and Willow Springs Lakes, and scenic hikes along Rim Road. A diverse slice of Arizona high country worth exploring.

Sunrise on Anderson Mesa changes everything in a moment. One sweep of light reveals elk bugling through rim canyons, pronghorn grazing wide flats, and trout-filled lakes shimmering in the distance. This is Arizona Hunt Unit 5B North—a high-country mix of canyon country, mesa grasslands, and pine forests where elk, antelope, deer, bear, and turkey all find a niche. Hunters, hikers, and anglers come for the variety, but return for adventure—making our Arizona hunting maps trust

Situated on the Mogollon Rim within the Coconino National Forest, Unit 5B South (5BS) centers around the Happy Jack area and the Rim’s broad benches and meadows. Elevations generally range from roughly 5,500–7,500 feet, transitioning from pinyon-juniper and open grasslands into mature ponderosa pine stands. Access is good in dry seasons via a network of signed Forest Roads branching off Lake Mary Road (FH3) and State Route 87; conditions can change quickly with monsoon storms