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Unit 13B in Arizona: what you can hunt and when

Draw hunts, nonpermit-tags, population management hunts, 2025 harvest and the public land inside Unit 13B (Mohave County).

3,132Square miles
8Hunt numbers
II FlagstaffAZGFD region
ALion zone

Photo: Bureau of Land Management Arizona (Public Domain Mark 1.0)

Unit 13B by county

The Flagstaff regional office of the Arizona Game and Fish Department looks after Unit 13B, a block of 3,132 square miles. Its largest piece, 100%, lies in Mohave County.

All of Unit 13B falls in Mohave County; no other county shares it.

CountySquare milesOf the unitOf the county
Mohave County3,119.7100%23%

The AZGFD layer lists these landowners inside Unit 13B: BLM, National Park, Private, State Trust Land and Tribal. Leave the national park and tribal parcels out of your plans unless you hold that authority's permit. No national forest is listed for Unit 13B. Unit 13B has no military ground listed.

The unit record names 6 species: Pronghorn Antelope, Bighorn Sheep, Merriam's Turkey, Mule Deer, Quail and Feral Pigs. Only the season rows tell you what you can hunt.

3,132Square miles
II FlagstaffRegion
928-774-5045Office phone
1Counties

AZGFD Region II, Flagstaff: 3500 S. Lake Mary Road, Flagstaff 86005

Area, region, ownership, species list, forest and military fields from the AZGFD Game Management Unit layer (overlay with Census county lines); unit maps in the 2026-27 Arizona Hunting Regulations; checked November 7, 2026.

What is special about Unit 13B

A/12Lion zone
NoCWD priority
NoWolf area
OpenTrapping
  • No archery-only deer nonpermit-tag limit is printed for Unit 13B.
  • There is no female bear limit row for Unit 13B in 2026.
  • Lions taken here count toward zone A, which has a threshold of 12 across 2 units.
  • No CWD priority status for Unit 13B; Arizona has no detected case.
  • No Mexican wolf unit status for Unit 13B.
  • Unit 13B is open to trapping in season, but public land is off limits to foothold, body-gripping and snare traps.

Archery deer limits, bear female limits, lion zones, crane zones, metro units, CWD, Mexican wolf and trapping pages of the Arizona Game and Fish Department booklets; checked November 7, 2026.

What opens in Unit 13B

84 dated season rows in the 2026-27 Arizona booklets name Unit 13B: 8 draw rows, 3 nonpermit-tag rows, 2 population management rows and 71 that need only a license. The elk and pronghorn lines come from the 2026 draw booklet (2026 hunts only).

Population management hunts only run when AZGFD calls hunters from its Supplemental Hunter Pool.

Draw hunts (hunt permit-tags) (8)

SpeciesHuntLegal animalDatesHunt numbers hereNow
Deer
Archery-only
Any antlered deer
Aug 21–Sep 10
1206
Deer
General
Any antlered deer
Nov 6–15
1022
Pronghorn
General
Buck pronghorn
Sep 4–13
2019
Desert bighorn
General
Any ram
Nov 1–Dec 31
6007
Desert bighorn
General
Any ram
Nov 20–Dec 10
6005
Desert bighorn
General
Any ram
Dec 11–31
6006
Wild turkey
Shotgun shot spring
Bearded turkey
Apr 23–29
May 7–20
4026
Wild turkey
Shotgun shot spring
Bearded turkey
Apr 30–May 20
4027

OTC nonpermit-tags (3)

SpeciesHuntLegal animalAreaDatesHarvest limitNow
Elk
General
Any elk
12A, 12B, 13A, and
13B
Jan 1–Dec 31
—
Mountain lion
General
Any lion except
spotted kittens or
females accompanied by
spotted kittens
Statewide
Aug 21–May 31
—
Mountain lion
Pursuit-only
Pursuit only
Any lion except
spotted kittens or
females accompanied by
spotted kittens
Statewide
Aug 21–May 31
—

Pop. management (2)

SpeciesHuntLegal animalAreaDatesTagsNow
Deer
General
Designated deer
13B
Jan 1–Dec 31
50
Elk
General
Designated elk
13A and 13B
Jan 1–Dec 31
25

Hunting license seasons (71)

SpeciesHuntAreaDatesLicenseNow
Quail
Falconry-only
Statewide
Sep 1–Mar 4
Hunting license
Quail
General
Statewide
Oct 16–Feb 7
Hunting license
Mearns' quail
General
Statewide
Dec 4–Feb 7
Hunting license
Chukar partridge
General
Statewide
Sep 1–Feb 7
Hunting license
Dusky grouse
General
Statewide
Sep 1–Nov 8
Hunting license
Pheasant
Falconry-only
Statewide
Sep 7–Feb 7
Hunting license
Pheasant
Archery-only
Statewide
Oct 16–Feb 7
Hunting license
Tree squirrels
Archery-only
12A, 12B, 13A, and
13B
Aug 21–Sep 10
Hunting license
Tree squirrels
Falconry-only
Statewide
Aug 21–Jan 31
Hunting license
Tree squirrels
General
Statewide
Oct 2–Jan 31
Hunting license
Cottontail rabbit
Falconry-only
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
Cottontail rabbit
General
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
Cottontail rabbit
Shotgun shot
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
Doves
Early
Statewide
Sep 1–15
License, bird stamp
Doves
Falconry-only
Statewide
Sep 16–Nov 1
License, bird stamp
Doves
Late
Statewide
Nov 20–Jan 3
License, bird stamp
Eurasian collared-dove
General
Statewide
Sep 1–Aug 31
License, bird stamp
Band-tailed pigeon
General
Statewide
Sep 25–Oct 8
License, bird stamp
Ducks
General
Statewide
Oct 23–Jan 31
License, both stamps
Ducks
General (scaup)
Statewide
Nov 7–Jan 31
License, both stamps
Ducks
Falconry-only
Statewide
Feb 1–4
License, both stamps
Ducks
Youth-only
Statewide
Feb 6–7
License, both stamps
Geese
General
Statewide
Oct 23–Jan 31
License, both stamps
Geese
Youth-only
Statewide
Feb 6–7
License, both stamps
Coots and gallinules
General
Statewide
Oct 23–Jan 31
License, both stamps
Coots and gallinules
Falconry-only
Statewide
Feb 1–4
License, both stamps
Coots and gallinules
Youth-only
Statewide
Feb 6–7
License, both stamps
Common snipe
General
Statewide
Oct 23–Jan 31
License, both stamps
Badger
General
Statewide
Aug 1–Mar 31
Hunting license
Badger
Shotgun shot
Statewide
Aug 1–Mar 31
Hunting license
Badger
Trapping
Statewide
Nov 1–Feb 28
Trapping license
Beaver
Trapping
Statewide
Nov 1–Feb 28
Trapping license
Bobcat
General
Statewide
Aug 1–Mar 31
Hunting license
Bobcat
Shotgun shot
Statewide
Aug 1–Mar 31
Hunting license
Bobcat
Trapping
Statewide
Nov 1–Feb 28
Trapping license
Coati
Falconry-only
Statewide
Sep 1–Mar 31
Hunting license
Coati
General
Statewide
Sep 1–Mar 31
Hunting license
Coyote
General
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
Coyote
Shotgun shot
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
Coyote
Trapping
Statewide
Nov 1–Feb 28
Trapping license
Coyote
General
4A, 4B
Dec 1–May 31
Hunting license
European starling
Falconry-only
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
European starling
General
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
European starling
Shotgun shot
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
Foxes
General
Statewide
Aug 1–Mar 31
Hunting license
Foxes
Shotgun shot
Statewide
Aug 1–Mar 31
Hunting license
Foxes
Trapping
Statewide
Nov 1–Feb 28
Trapping license
House sparrow
Falconry-only
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
House sparrow
General
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
House sparrow
Shotgun shot
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
Jackrabbits
General
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
Muskrat
Trapping
Statewide
Nov 1–Feb 28
Trapping license
Nongame mammals
Falconry-only
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
Nongame mammals
General
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
Nongame mammals
Shotgun shot
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
Northern bobwhite
Falconry-only
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
Northern bobwhite
General
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
Northern bobwhite
Shotgun shot
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
Raccoon
Pursuit-only
Statewide
Jul 1–31
Apr 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
Raccoon
General
Statewide
Aug 1–Mar 31
Hunting license
Raccoon
Shotgun shot
Statewide
Aug 1–Mar 31
Hunting license
Raccoon
Trapping
Statewide
Nov 1–Feb 28
Trapping license
Ringtail
General
Statewide
Aug 1–Mar 31
Hunting license
Ringtail
Shotgun shot
Statewide
Aug 1–Mar 31
Hunting license
Ringtail
Trapping
Statewide
Nov 1–Feb 28
Trapping license
Skunks
General
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
Skunks
Shotgun shot
Statewide
Jul 1–Jun 30
Hunting license
Skunks
Trapping
Statewide
Nov 1–Feb 28
Trapping license
Weasel
General
Statewide
Aug 1–Mar 31
Hunting license
Weasel
Shotgun shot
Statewide
Aug 1–Mar 31
Hunting license
Weasel
Trapping
Statewide
Nov 1–Feb 28
Trapping license

Season rows from the 2026-27 Arizona Hunting Regulations, the 2027 spring booklet, the 2026 pronghorn and elk booklet, and the waterfowl, dove and trapping leaflets; population management on pages 49-50; checked November 7, 2026.

Drawn tags for Unit 13B

Apply for any of these 8 hunt numbers to hunt Unit 13B on a drawn tag; permits listed total 171, though multi-unit hunts spread them wider. Tags left after a draw are sold first come, first served, and no bonus points are spent on them.

Deer, fall 2026 (2)

Hunt no.HuntDatesLegal animalPermitsOpen area
1022
General
Nov 6–15
Any antlered deer
70
13B
1206
Archery-only
Aug 21–Sep 10
Any antlered deer
25
13B

Pronghorn, 2026 hunts, 2026 booklet (1)

Hunt no.HuntDatesLegal animalPermitsOpen area
2019
General
Sep 4–13
Buck pronghorn
20
13B

Desert bighorn, fall 2026 (3)

Hunt no.HuntDatesLegal animalPermitsOpen area
6005
General
Nov 20–Dec 10
Any ram
3
13B North
6006
General
Dec 11–31
Any ram
2
13B North
6007
General
Nov 1–Dec 31
Any ram
1
13B South

Wild turkey, spring 2027 (2)

Hunt no.HuntDatesLegal animalPermitsOpen area
4026
Shotgun shot spring
Apr 23–29
May 7–20
Bearded turkey
25
13B South
4027
Shotgun shot spring
Apr 30–May 20
Bearded turkey
25
13B South

Raptor capture, spring 2027 (13)

Hunt no.HuntDatesLegal animalPermitsOpen area
20002
Nonresidents only
Jan 1–Dec 31
Eyas northern goshawk
3
Statewide except all Units
south of the Gila
River
21001
Residents only
Apr 1–Aug 31
Eyas peregrine falcon
5
Statewide
21002
Nonresidents only
Apr 1–Aug 31
Eyas peregrine falcon
2
Statewide
22002
Nonresidents only
Jan 1–31
May 1–Dec 31
Passage Harris's hawk
10
Statewide (excluding Yuma and
La Paz counties)
23001
Residents only
Jan 1–Dec 31
Eyas or passage gray
hawk
1
Statewide
Unnumbered
Residents, nonresidents
Jan 1–Dec 31
Eyas American Kestrel, Cooper's
hawk, great horned owl,
prairie falcon, and western
screech owl. Eyas or
passage red-tailed hawk, and
sharp-shinned hawk
—
Statewide
Unnumbered
Residents, nonresidents
Jan 1–31
May 1–Dec 31
Passage Cooper's hawk and
prairie falcon
—
Statewide
Unnumbered
Residents, nonresidents
Jan 1–31
Sep 15–Dec 31
Passage and adult American
kestrel, great horned owl,
and western screech owl
—
Statewide
Unnumbered
Residents, nonresidents
Jan 1–Dec 31
Passage merlin
—
Statewide
Unnumbered
Residents, nonresidents
Jan 1–Dec 31
Passage ferruginous hawk
—
Statewide (excluding all Units
north of the Gila
River, excluding Units 25M
and 42)
Unnumbered
Residents only
Jan 1–Dec 31
Eyas Harris's hawk
30
Statewide (excluding Yuma and
La Paz counties)
Unnumbered
Residents only
Jan 1–Dec 31
Eyas northern goshawk
—
Statewide except all Units
south of the Gila
River
Unnumbered
Residents only
Jan 1–Feb 28
Jun 1–Dec 31
Passage northern goshawk
—
Statewide except all Units
south of the Gila
River

Hunt numbers, dates, legal wildlife and permits from the fall 2026 Commission Orders, the spring 2027 booklet and the 2026 pronghorn and elk booklet; draw rules on pages 22-23; checked November 7, 2026.

Unit 13B take and hunter numbers

The 2025 table for Unit 13B lists 8 hunts; deer totals 42 from 70 hunters.

Whole-hunt figures can include other units; the right-hand column isolates this unit when AZGFD prints a breakdown.

SpeciesHuntUnitsHuntersTakenSuccessThis unit
Deer (draw)1023
13B
533464%Single unit
Deer (draw)1205
13B
17847%Single unit
Pronghorn2018
13B
191474%Single unit
Turkey, spring4026
13B South
18739%Single unit
Turkey, spring4027
13B South
33100%Single unit
Bighorn sheep6005
13BN
33100%Single unit
Bighorn sheep6006
13BN
2150%Single unit
Bighorn sheep6007
13BS
11100%Single unit
  • 2 lions were reported from zone A in 2025, using the 2025 zone map.
Unit 13B: animals taken in 2025012253750Deer: 4242DeerPronghorn: 1414PronghornTurkey, spring: 1010Turkey, springBighorn sheep: 55Bighorn sheep

AZGFD 2025 harvest summaries: 2025 bighorn sheep, 2025 deer, 2025 mountain lion, 2025 pronghorn, 2025 spring turkey; checked November 7, 2026.

Land you can hunt in Unit 13B

These 3 public lands share ground with Unit 13B; open each for its own access and vehicle rules. Statewide programs that reach the unit: Arizona State Trust Land and Bureau of Land Management Arizona public lands.

Boundary lines come from the AZGFD maps, not this view.

BLM Arizona Strip Field Office

BLM field office · 2,083,465 acres

Units 12A, 12B, 13A,
13B

Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument

BLM monument · 1,017,200 acres

Units 13A, 13B

Lake Mead National Recreation Area

Recreation area · 909,609 acres

Units 13A, 13B, 15A,
15B, 15C, 15D

Arizona State Trust Land

Bureau of Land Management Arizona public lands

Land records and unit overlaps from AZGFD, USFS, BLM, FWS and NPS layers (see each land page); State Trust Land needs a valid hunting license under the license rules; checked November 7, 2026.

Near Unit 13B

2 towns on our list sit inside Unit 13B (Littlefield and Scenic), and 0 mores lie within 10 miles.

Units around Unit 13B:

UnitShared countiesSq miHunt numbers
Unit 13AMohave1,94318
Unit 15AMohave52118
Unit 15BMohave1,87119
Unit 15CMohave79011
Unit 18AMohave1,22717
Unit 15DMohave87611
Unit 16BMohave1295
Unit 18BMohave1,21424

Towns and their units from Census places and the AZGFD unit layer; checked November 7, 2026.

Unit 13B sunrise and legal light

Trappers may check sets day or night, but hunting light around Unit 13B follows the daylight rule in the table below.

DayMomentSunupSundownDaylight windowEarly bird window
Aug 21, 2026Archery deer5:57 a.m.7:21 p.m.5:57 a.m. to 7:21 p.m.5:27 a.m. to 7:21 p.m.
Sep 1, 2026Dove opener6:06 a.m.7:05 p.m.6:06 a.m. to 7:05 p.m.5:36 a.m. to 7:05 p.m.
Oct 16, 2026Quail opener6:42 a.m.5:59 p.m.6:42 a.m. to 5:59 p.m.6:12 a.m. to 5:59 p.m.
Oct 23, 2026
General deer
and waterfowl opener
6:49 a.m.5:50 p.m.6:49 a.m. to 5:50 p.m.6:19 a.m. to 5:50 p.m.
Dec 21, 2026Shortest day7:43 a.m.5:23 p.m.7:43 a.m. to 5:23 p.m.7:13 a.m. to 5:23 p.m.
Jan 22, 2027Spring javelina7:44 a.m.5:49 p.m.7:44 a.m. to 5:49 p.m.7:14 a.m. to 5:49 p.m.

Raccoon has a daylong season.

Hours rules from the 2026-27 Arizona Hunting Regulations (A.R.S. 17-301); sunrise and sunset worked out for this location with the NOAA solar formula (Mountain Standard Time); the AZGFD Phoenix sunrise-sunset chart; checked November 7, 2026. Legal hours for every county.

Dirt road toward the Virgin Mountains from Mohave County Road 111 near Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument
Dirt road toward the Virgin Mountains from Mohave County Road 111 near Grand Canyon-Parashant National MonumentPhoto: Agnieszka Kwiecień, Nova (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Long cliffs and broad basins in Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument
Long cliffs and broad basins in Grand Canyon-Parashant National MonumentPhoto: Bureau of Land Management Arizona (Public Domain Mark 1.0)
Layered mesas and a broad plateau in Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument
Layered mesas and a broad plateau in Grand Canyon-Parashant National MonumentPhoto: Bureau of Land Management (CC BY 2.0)

Unit 13B questions

Which species does AZGFD draw for Unit 13B?

Deer, pronghorn, desert bighorn and wild turkey, by hunt number.

Is an OTC archery deer tag good in Unit 13B?

No archery deer limit is printed for Unit 13B, so check the OTC list first.

Is mountain lion hunting allowed in Unit 13B?

Yes, on a nonpermit-tag; every lion counts toward zone A.

Is Unit 13B on the AZGFD CWD priority list?

No; the 16 priority units lie along the state line.

Do Mexican wolves roam Unit 13B?

Unit 13B is not on the AZGFD wolf list.

Which land pages on this site touch Unit 13B?

3 of them: BLM Arizona Strip Field Office, Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument and Lake Mead National Recreation Area.

Which town is closest to Unit 13B?

Littlefield.

Where do I find success rates for Unit 13B?

In the 2025 harvest table; success varies by hunt.

Which trapping rules cover Unit 13B?

The statewide season, with no foothold, body-gripping or snare traps on public land.

Which county lines run through Unit 13B?

Mohave share it, and Mohave County carries 100% of the 3,132 square miles.

Answers drawn from the AZGFD sources cited on this page; checked November 7, 2026.