Gem County Hunting Overview

Hunting Near Meridian, Idaho

Town · 31 mi from Gem County

Shooting Ranges Near Caldwell

Range · 32 mi from Gem County

Hunting Near Boise, Idaho

Town · 33 mi from Gem County

Washington County

County · 33 mi from Gem County

Canyon County

County · 34 mi from Gem County

Gem County by hunting unit

Of county: how much of the county lies in the unit. Of unit: how much of the unit lies in the county.

Seasons here follow unit lines rather than the county line: 3 units cross it, Unit 32 biggest at 64%. Of the counties sharing units with Gem County, Washington County leads with 2.

Hunting unit	% of county	% of unit	Elk zone	Wolf zone	CWD	Also covers
Unit 32	64%	25%	Weiser River Zone	McCall – Weiser	—	Washington, Payette, Boise +3
Unit 32A	24%	22%	Weiser River Zone	McCall – Weiser	—	Adams, Valley, Washington +1
Unit 38	12%	4%	Boise River Zone	Southern Idaho	—	Ada, Canyon, Elmore +1

For black bear, Unit 38 sits outside the units listed in the general tables.

Unit directory

Wolf zone map

Unit shares from the IDFG Game Units layer overlaid on Census county polygons (GIS shares of land area, both ways); elk zone of each unit from the IDFG Elk Zones layer; wolf zones from the IDFG Wolf Zones layer; CWD units from the 2026 brochure; bear tables from the 2026 brochure. Checked November 12, 2026.

Gem County general elk tags by zone

Each zone page lists every unit in it and its controlled elk hunts.

Idaho sells a general elk tag for one zone at a time as an A tag or a B tag; 2 zones reach Gem County, led by the Weiser River Zone at 88%.

Elk tag zone	% of county	% of zone	Units
Weiser River Zone	88%	17%	32/32A
Boise River Zone	12%	2%	38

Gem County elk zone tag seasons

Zone	Tag	Method	Open	Close	Limit	Reach	Tags
Weiser River	B Tag	Any Weapon	Aug 1, 2026	Sep 30, 2026	Antlerless	32	—
Weiser River	A Tag	Archery	Aug 30, 2026	Sep 30, 2026	Antlerless or Antlered	22/32/32A	—
Weiser River	B Tag	Any Weapon	Oct 1, 2026	Oct 31, 2026	Antlerless	Unit 32	—
Weiser River	B Tag	Any Weapon	Oct 25, 2026	Nov 3, 2026	Antlered	Units 22,32,32A	—
Weiser River	A Tag	Any Weapon	Nov 1, 2026	Nov 15, 2026	Antlerless	Unit 32	—
Weiser River	A Tag	Any Weapon	Nov 16, 2026	Nov 30, 2026	Antlerless	32	—
Boise River	B Tag	Any Weapon	Aug 1, 2026	Sep 30, 2026	Antlerless or Antlered	Unit 38	—
Boise River	B Tag	Any Weapon	Oct 1, 2026	Dec 31, 2026	Antlerless or Spike	Unit 38	—
Boise River	B Tag	Any Weapon	Oct 27, 2026	Nov 9, 2026	Antlered	Portion of Unit 39	—
Boise River	A Tag	Archery	Nov 10, 2026	Nov 30, 2026	Antlerless or Antlered	Portion of Unit 39	—

Zone directory

Tag sales

Zone shares from the IDFG Elk Zones layer overlaid on county polygons; A and B tag lines from the IDFG Hunt Planner general hunt pages and the brochure elk zone table; tag sale dates from the 2026 brochure. Checked November 12, 2026.

CWD and wolf rules for Gem County

Hunters in Gem County face no CWD zone or testing requirement in 2026. The testing list shifted for 2026 (64 and 69 added, 24 and 32A removed), and Unit 32A is part of Gem County.

Gem County wolf lines by unit

The county's units belong to 2 wolf zones (McCall – Weiser and Southern Idaho); seasons follow units and whether the land is public or private. Wolf trapping requires the trapping license and wolf trapper education, and transmitting trail cameras are allowed for checks from July 1, 2026.

Wolf zone	Units here
McCall – Weiser	Unit 32, Unit 32A
Southern Idaho	Unit 38

Kind	Land type	County units	Start	End
Hunting	Private land	32/32A/38	Jul 1, 2026	Jun 30, 2027
Hunting	Public land	32/32A	Apr 1, 2026	Nov 14, 2026
Hunting	Public land	38	Jul 1, 2026	Jun 30, 2027
Hunting	Public land	32/32A	Nov 15, 2026	Mar 31, 2027
Trapping	Private land	32/32A/38	Nov 15, 2026	Mar 31, 2027
Trapping	Public land	32/32A	Sep 10, 2026	Nov 14, 2026
Trapping	Public land	38	Sep 10, 2026	Nov 14, 2026
Trapping	Public land	32/32A	Nov 15, 2026	Mar 31, 2027
Trapping	Public land	38	Nov 15, 2026	Mar 31, 2027

CWD page

Wolf zone page

CWD zone, transport and testing rules from the Big Game 2026 Seasons and Rules p. 9; 2026 changes from IDFG, What hunters need to know about CWD requirements for 2026; county units from the IDFG CWD zone rules; wolf rules from the 2026 brochure; wolf zones from the IDFG Wolf Zones layer. Checked November 12, 2026.

Dated seasons around Gem County

IDFG writes big game seasons unit by unit, and Gem County spans Unit 32, Unit 32A and Unit 38; the area column shows which of those units each line covers.

Game	Hunt name	Tag kind	Units or area	From	To
Deer	Archery	General tag	Units 32, 32A, 38	Aug 30, 2026	Sep 30, 2026
Deer	Controlled: Antlered	Controlled	4 hunts	Oct 10, 2026	Nov 24, 2026
Deer	Controlled: Extra Antlerless	Controlled	4 hunts	Oct 10, 2026	Dec 28, 2026
Deer	Any Weapon	General tag	Units 32, 32A	Oct 10, 2026	Oct 24, 2026
Deer	Any Weapon	General tag	Units 32, 32A	Oct 10, 2026	Oct 31, 2026
Deer	Short-Range Weapon	General tag	Unit 38	Oct 10, 2026	Oct 31, 2026
Deer	Short-Range Weapon	General tag	Unit 38	Oct 10, 2026	Nov 24, 2026
Elk	B Tag	B tag	Unit 32	Aug 1, 2026	Sep 30, 2026
Elk	B Tag	B tag	Unit 38	Aug 1, 2026	Sep 30, 2026
Elk	A Tag	A tag	Units 32, 32A	Aug 30, 2026	Sep 30, 2026
Elk	Controlled: Antlerless	Controlled	4 hunts	Oct 1, 2026	Dec 30, 2026
Elk	Controlled: Youth Only	Controlled	2 hunts	Oct 1, 2026	Nov 10, 2026
Elk	B Tag	B tag	Unit 38	Oct 1, 2026	Dec 31, 2026
Elk	B Tag	B tag	Units 32, 38	Oct 1, 2026	Oct 31, 2026
Elk	B Tag	B tag	Units 32, 32A	Oct 25, 2026	Nov 3, 2026
Elk	A Tag	A tag	Units 32, 38	Nov 1, 2026	Nov 15, 2026
Elk	Controlled: Extra Antlerless	Controlled	2 hunts	Nov 16, 2026	Dec 31, 2026
Elk	A Tag	A tag	Unit 32	Nov 16, 2026	Nov 30, 2026
Pronghorn	Controlled: Either Sex	Controlled	2 hunts	Sep 25, 2026	Oct 24, 2026
Pronghorn	Controlled: Youth Only	Controlled	1 hunt	Sep 25, 2026	Oct 24, 2026
Black bear	Fall 2026	General tag	Units 32, 32A	Aug 30, 2026	Oct 31, 2026
Black bear	Fall controlled	Controlled	1 hunt	Sep 1, 2026	Oct 31, 2026
Black bear	Spring 2027	General tag	Units 32, 32A	Apr 1, 2027	May 22, 2027
Black bear	Spring controlled	Controlled	1 hunt	Apr 1, 2027	May 22, 2027
Mountain lion	July 2026 – June 2027	General tag	Units 32, 32A, 38	Jul 1, 2026	Jun 30, 2027
Wild turkey	Fall general – outside National Forest System lands		Units 32, 32A	Aug 30, 2026	Oct 9, 2026
Wild turkey	Spring general – youth only		Units 32, 32A	Apr 8, 2027	Apr 14, 2027
Wild turkey	Spring general		Units 32, 32A	Apr 15, 2027	May 25, 2027
Forest grouse	Forest grouse (dusky, ruffed, spruce)		Area 2	Aug 30, 2026	Dec 31, 2026
Chukar	Chukar		Statewide	Sep 15, 2026	Jan 31, 2027
Gray partridge	Gray (Hungarian) partridge		Statewide	Sep 15, 2026	Jan 31, 2027
Quail	California and bobwhite quail		Statewide	Sep 15, 2026	Jan 31, 2027
Pheasant	Pheasant – youth (17 and under)		Statewide	Oct 8, 2026	Oct 14, 2026
Pheasant	Pheasant – resident		Statewide	Oct 15, 2026	Dec 31, 2026
Pheasant	Pheasant – nonresident		Statewide	Oct 20, 2026	Dec 31, 2026
Cottontail rabbit	Cottontail		Statewide	Aug 30, 2026	Mar 31, 2027
Snowshoe hare	Snowshoe hare		Statewide	Aug 30, 2026	Mar 31, 2027
Red squirrel	Red squirrel		Statewide	Aug 30, 2026	Mar 31, 2027
Ducks	Youth and veterans/active military waterfowl weekend		Statewide	Sep 26, 2026	Sep 27, 2026
Ducks	Ducks	Permit	Area 1	Oct 19, 2026	Jan 31, 2027
Scaup	Scaup		Area 1	Nov 7, 2026	Jan 31, 2027
American coot	American coot		Area 1	Oct 19, 2026	Jan 31, 2027
Wilson's snipe	Wilson's snipe		Area 1	Oct 19, 2026	Jan 31, 2027
Canada goose	Canada goose		Area 1	Oct 19, 2026	Jan 31, 2027
White-fronted goose	White-fronted goose (4 areas)		Areas 1-4	Oct 3, 2026	Feb 15, 2027
Light goose	Snow, blue and Ross's geese (5 areas)		Areas 1-5	Oct 3, 2026	Mar 10, 2027
Mourning dove	Mourning and white-winged dove	Permit	Statewide	Sep 1, 2026	Oct 30, 2026
American crow	American crow		Statewide	Oct 27, 2026	Feb 28, 2027
Badger	Trapping and hunting	Trapping	Statewide	Jul 1, 2026	Jun 30, 2027
Beaver	Trapping	Trapping	Statewide	Oct 15, 2026	Apr 15, 2027
Bobcat	Trapping and hunting	Trapping	Statewide	Dec 14, 2026	Feb 16, 2027
Marten	Trapping	Trapping	Statewide	Nov 1, 2026	Jan 31, 2027
Mink	Trapping	Trapping	Statewide	Oct 15, 2026	Apr 15, 2027
Muskrat	Trapping	Trapping	Statewide	Oct 15, 2026	Apr 15, 2027
River otter	Trapping	Trapping	Statewide	Oct 15, 2026	Mar 31, 2027
Red fox	Trapping and hunting – other regions (year-round)		By region	Jul 1, 2026	Jun 30, 2027

Controlled tags must be bought by the deadline.

From the Idaho Big Game 2026 Seasons and Rules, the Moose, Bighorn Sheep and Mountain Goat 2025 and 2026 brochure, the Upland Game, Turkey and Furbearer 2026 and 2027 brochure, the Migratory Game Bird 2026-2027 brochure and the IDFG Hunt Planner (Idaho Department of Fish and Game), data read November 11, 2026, checked November 12, 2026.

Gem County hunt numbers by species

Tags are 2026 counts for the whole hunt.

Hunts whose units reach the county in 2026 total 21, made up of 8 deer, 8 elk, 3 pronghorn and 2 black bear. The tag total for these hunts is 1,390 in 2026, counted by hunt rather than by county.

A second application period, August 5 to 15, covers tags left after the first draw, and controlled tags must be bought by August 1.

Gem County: controlled deer (8)

Hunt	Category	Units here	Weapon	Open	Close	Bag	Tag count
1023	Antlered	32	Any Weapon	Oct 10, 2026	Nov 24, 2026	Antlered	40
1024	Antlered	32A	Any Weapon	Oct 10, 2026	Nov 24, 2026	Antlered	30
1028	Antlered	38	Short-Range Weapons	Oct 10, 2026	Nov 24, 2026	Antlered	5
1029	Antlered	38	Short-Range Weapons	Oct 10, 2026	Nov 24, 2026	Antlered	20
1138	Extra Antlerless	38	Short-Range Weapons	Oct 10, 2026	Oct 29, 2026	Antlerless	10
1139	Extra Antlerless	38	Short-Range Weapons	Oct 30, 2026	Nov 18, 2026	Antlerless	10
1140	Extra Antlerless	38	Short-Range Weapons	Nov 19, 2026	Dec 8, 2026	Antlerless	10
1141	Extra Antlerless	38	Short-Range Weapons	Dec 9, 2026	Dec 28, 2026	Antlerless	10

Controlled elk in Gem County (8)

Hunt	Category	Units here	Weapon	Open	Close	Bag	Tag count
2060	Antlerless	32A	Any Weapon	Oct 1, 2026	Oct 24, 2026	Antlerless	200
2152	Youth Only	32A	Any Weapon	Oct 1, 2026	Oct 24, 2026	Antlerless	150
2061	Antlerless	32A	Any Weapon	Oct 25, 2026	Nov 10, 2026	Antlerless	200
2153	Youth Only	32A	Any Weapon	Oct 25, 2026	Nov 10, 2026	Antlerless	150
2062	Antlerless	32A	Any Weapon	Nov 11, 2026	Nov 30, 2026	Antlerless	100
2165	Extra Antlerless	32	Any Weapon	Nov 16, 2026	Dec 31, 2026	Antlerless	150
2075	Antlerless	32A	Any Weapon	Dec 1, 2026	Dec 30, 2026	Antlerless	50
2166	Extra Antlerless	32A	Short-Range Weapons	Dec 1, 2026	Dec 31, 2026	Antlerless	50

Controlled pronghorn in Gem County (3)

Hunt	Category	Units here	Weapon	Open	Close	Bag	Tag count
4003	Either Sex	32/32A	Any Weapon	Sep 25, 2026	Oct 24, 2026	Antlerless or Antlered	5
4006	Either Sex	38	Any Weapon	Sep 25, 2026	Oct 24, 2026	Antlerless or Antlered	10
4050	Youth Only	32/32A	Any Weapon	Sep 25, 2026	Oct 24, 2026	Antlerless or Antlered	15

Gem County: controlled black bear (2)

Hunt	Category	Units here	Weapon	Open	Close	Bag	Tag count
8503	Fall	32A		Sep 1, 2026	Oct 31, 2026		100
8002	Spring	32A		Apr 1, 2027	May 22, 2027		75

Statewide hunts

Draw rules

Hunt numbers, types, units, dates, bags and 2026 tags from the IDFG Hunt Planner hunt pages (each hunt number links its page) matched to the Idaho Big Game 2026 Seasons and Rules and the Moose, Bighorn Sheep and Mountain Goat 2025 and 2026 brochure; counties are whole units, so a hunt area can be smaller. Application periods from the 2026 brochure, the moose, sheep and goat brochure and the spring bear page. Checked November 12, 2026.

Gem County unit harvest, 2025

Each figure belongs to the whole unit, not to the county.

Harvest figures come from the IDFG Hunt Planner statistics for 2025, unit by unit, and the units run past the county line. For general season elk, Unit 32A led with 419 taken by 2,450 hunters in 2025, all weapons combined. On the deer side, Unit 32 returned 886 deer at 29% success.

Unit (2025)	Deer (success)	Elk (success)	Black bear	Mountain lion	Turkey
Unit 32	886 (29%)	395 (21%)	21	4	463
Unit 32A	430 (16%)	419 (17%)	47	3	139
Unit 38	246 (28%)	51 (16%)	—	—	227

Harvest statistics

2025 harvest from the IDFG Hunt Planner statistics: general season deer 2025; general season elk 2025; black bear 2025; mountain lion 2025; spring turkey 2025. Deer and elk cells are IDFG’s “All Weapons Combined” unit rows (harvest and success); bear, lion and wolf cells are unit harvest; turkey is the spring unit row. IDFG publishes harvest by hunting unit and controlled hunt only (Hunt Planner harvest statistics); no county harvest exists. `counties` on unit rows list every county named in the unit boundary description. Checked November 12, 2026.

Gem County public land, owner by owner

Solid points on the map are places in the county; hollow ones lie just outside it.

Open public ground in Gem County totals 129,867 GIS acres once overlapping layers are counted once; that is 36% of the county. Sort the owners by size and BLM land comes first, 68,216 acres within the county line. Roughly 59,815 forest acres in the county belong to the Emmett Ranger District (Boise National Forest), the largest of 1 districts.

Land type	Acres	Of the county	Open?
Department WMAs	1,792	under 1%	Rules by area
National forest (incl. NRAs)	59,859	17%	Open in season
BLM land	68,216	19%	Open in season
Total open (GIS)	129,867	36%	Deduplicated
Access Yes! (private)	3,228	under 1%	Not in total
State trust land	18,687	5%	See rule
Bureau of Reclamation	173	under 1%	Not in total

The field office with the largest BLM footprint in Gem County is the Four Rivers Field Office, at 68,216 of 68,216 acres. The 18,687 endowment acres are trust land managed for revenue, so they get their own row.

Gem County public places by owner

Montour Wildlife Management Area

IDFG WMA · 1,561 acres

Unit 32

Payette River Wildlife Management Area

IDFG WMA · 1,260 acres · also Payette

Units 32/38

Willow-Oxarango (Access Yes!)

Access Yes! property · 3,277 acres · also Payette

Unit 32

A L Cattle – Dodson Pass (Access Yes!)

Access Yes! property · 1,757 acres · also Washington

Units 32/32A

Letha – Payette River Access (Access Yes!)

Access Yes! property · 11 acres

Unit 32

Boise National Forest

National forest · 2,526,140 acres · also Boise and Elmore

Units 24/25/32 +8

Cascade Ranger District

Ranger district · 401,300 acres · also Valley

Units 24/25/33 +1

Emmett Ranger District

Ranger district · 353,745 acres · also Valley and Boise

Units 24/32/32A +2

Boise District

BLM district · 3,946,282 acres · also Owyhee and Elmore

Units 22/23/24 +13

Four Rivers Field Office

BLM field office · 1,254,788 acres · also Elmore and Ada

Units 22/23/24 +12

Open land a short drive from Gem County

Paddock Valley Reservoir (Access Yes!)14 miles, Access Yes! property
A L Cattle – Shirts Creek (Access Yes!)25 miles, Access Yes! property
Osborn Ranch – Indian Valley (Access Yes!)31 miles, Access Yes! property
Midvale Hill (Access Yes!)34 miles, Access Yes! property
Fort Boise Wildlife Management Area35 miles, IDFG WMA
Boise River Wildlife Management Area37 miles, IDFG WMA

Land guide

Forest hub

Interactive map

Acres are GIS measures of polygons with water over 2 square km removed, not official acreage: IDFG WMA layer, PAD-US 4.1 (forest, grassland, BLM, refuge, park, endowment, Reclamation, military, DOE and tribal land), IDFG Access Yes! 2026 layer, IDFG Large Tracts layer; refuges counted only when listed in 50 CFR 32.31; tribal rule from 18 U.S.C. 1165; closures from the 2026 brochure; Craters of the Moon from the NPS laws and policies page. Checked November 12, 2026.

Gem County offices and outfitters

Gem County is served by the IDFG Southwest Region; bear, lion and wolf skulls and hides go to a regional office, a check point or an officer within 10 days.

IDFG Southwest Region South – Nampa Office

Assigned office · 15950 N. Gate Blvd, Nampa

(208) 465-8465

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Gem County town guides

Emmett8,803 people · Unit 32 · 7 places within 10 mi

The Census gazetteer counts 2 places in Gem County (1 incorporated); Emmett has a hunting page here. 3 sporting goods shops, 2 taxidermists and 0 meat processors list an address in the county. Guided hunts: 2 outfitters on the IDFG licence layer name areas covering this county.

High Rollin' Taxidermy

Emmett, Gem County · about 13 mi away

(208) 490-3081

Wild Memories Taxidermy

Emmett, Gem County · about 14 mi away

(208) 365-1257

Kingfisher Sporting Goods

Emmett, Gem County · about 14 mi away

(208) 365-4889

Snake River Shooting Product

Emmett, Gem County · about 15 mi away

(208) 866-2789

iBeOutdoors.com

Emmett, Gem County · about 16 mi away

(208) 283-9177

Ponderosa Sports & Amish Quilts

Horseshoe Bend, Boise County · about 12 mi away

(208) 462-0051

Blue Arms Gun Shop

Horseshoe Bend, Boise County · about 15 mi away

(208) 793-3251

Inspired Gunworks

Midvale, Washington County · about 16 mi away

(928) 300-9306

American Northwest Outdoors

Fruitland, Payette County

(208) 452-2289

Banquets, bingo and fundraiser nights

Idaho Guest RanchOutfitter
Korell Outfitters Unlimited LlcOutfitter

Hunting services

All offices

Every town

Offices from the IDFG office locations page; skull and hide rule from the 2026 brochure; towns from the 2024 Census gazetteer; shops from Yellow Pages listings and chain store locators; outfitters from the IDFG outfitter layer of OGLB licences. Listings not individually verified; call ahead. Checked November 12, 2026.

Gem County banquets and classes

Kinds ahead here: DU sportsman’s bingo. Count: 2 dates ahead.

First day	Title	Location	Tickets or seats	Page
Nov 21, 2026	Emmett Valley Bingo for Boomsticks format: DU sportsman’s bingo	The Roadhouse at the Mill Emmett Gem County	Tickets starts 2:30 p.m. MT	Source, read 11/11/2026
Apr 10, 2027	Emmett Valley Bingo for Boomsticks format: DU sportsman’s bingo	The Roadhouse at the Mill Emmett Gem County	Tickets starts 3 p.m. MT	Source, read 11/11/2026

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Gem County: club benches and clay fields

Gem County has 2 ranges on file.

Gem County Rod and
Gun Club

gun club

Emmett, Gem County

Bays for: rifle, handgun, shotgun, black powder, to 100 yd

Members only · boisegunclub.com, checked Nov 11, 2026

Call first 208-268-0846

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Rock Creek Ranch

sporting clays course

Emmett, Gem County

Bays for: sporting clays, 5-stand, shotgun, archery, 3D archery

Access not stated · boisegunclub.com, checked Nov 11, 2026

Call first 208-996-3555

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Details

Among the IDFG ranges, Boise River WMA Archery Range sits closest to the Gem County centre at about 33 miles (measured to Boise; IDFG publishes no map point).

19 more across the county line.

ID ranges

Shoot calendar

Ranges from IDFG range pages, the BLM qualified range list, club sites and directory listings, checked November 12, 2026.

Gem County shooting light by date

Every time in the Gem County table carries its zone, because north Idaho runs on Pacific Time and the rest of the state on Mountain Time.

Day	Note	Sunup	Sundown	Window
Aug 1, 2026	General elk opener	6:33 a.m. MT	9:12 p.m. MT	6:03 a.m. MT to 9:42 p.m. MT
Aug 30, 2026	Archery deer opener	7:05 a.m. MT	8:28 p.m. MT	6:35 a.m. MT to 8:58 p.m. MT
Sep 15, 2026	Chukar opener	7:23 a.m. MT	7:59 p.m. MT	6:53 a.m. MT to 8:29 p.m. MT
Oct 10, 2026	General deer opener	7:52 a.m. MT	7:12 p.m. MT	7:22 a.m. MT to 7:42 p.m. MT
Oct 19, 2026	Duck opener	8:04 a.m. MT	6:57 p.m. MT	7:34 a.m. MT to 7:27 p.m. MT
Dec 21, 2026	Shortest day	8:17 a.m. MT	5:10 p.m. MT	7:47 a.m. MT to 5:40 p.m. MT
Apr 15, 2027	Spring turkey	7:04 a.m. MT	8:28 p.m. MT	6:34 a.m. MT to 8:58 p.m. MT

Times rounded to the minute.

Hours rule from the Idaho Big Game 2026 Seasons and Rules (wolf and upland game animals: same rule, wolf, upland); time zone from 49 CFR 71.9; sunrise and sunset worked out for this location with the NOAA solar formula (Mountain Time); migratory bird hours: IDFG migratory bird table; checked November 12, 2026. Legal hours for every county.

Gem County gear picks

Chosen to suit the game listed on this page.

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Bugle tube

One less thing to borrow at camp: bugle tube.

Rangefinder

A piece of kit that earns its weight here: rangefinder.

Shooting sticks

One less thing to borrow at camp: shooting sticks.

Headlamp

Packed for this trip and matched to the game here: headlamp.