All Hunting in Arizona Game Management Unit 36B

Steep mountainous terrain with oak woodland habitat type surrounded by rolling hills with a mesquite grassland cover. The elevation in this area ranges from 3,000 feet in the valleys to 6,200 feet at Atascosa Peak.

Game Management Unit 36B

Scores


Scores
User Scores
Ease of Drawing
64
 
64
Success
35
 
35
Trophy Potential
0
N/A
Public Access
83
 
83
Ease of Terrain
88
 
88
Room to Breathe
15
 
15
Opportunity
35
 
35
Convenience
49
 
49
Ease of Effort
61
 
61
66
HuntScore

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Beginning at I-19 and Grand Avenue (U.S. Hwy 89) in Nogales; southwest on Grand Avenue to the U.S.-Mexico border; west along the U.S.-Mexico border to AZ Hwy 286; north on AZ Hwy 286 to the Arivaca-Sasabe Rd.; southeasterly on the Arivaca-Sasabe Rd. to the town of Arivaca; from the town of Arivaca northeasterly on the Arivaca Rd. to I-19; south on I-19 to Grand Avenue (U.S. Hwy 89).

A portion of the western half of the unit is on the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge. Guns must be unloaded and cased when traveling on Refuge roads. You must also camp in designated camping s... Create a free account to read the rest of this access note!

County

Pima, Santa Cruz

Size

561 Square Miles (359,195 Acres)

Land Ownership

14% Private, 86% Public, 56% USFS, 2% Wilderness, 14% Other

Latitude/Longitude

31.5170, -111.2241

Amenities

There are 0 hospitals, 2 hotels, 37 campgrounds, and 0 grocery stores within a 20 mile radius.

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HuntScore Tip

Black bears, more than any other big game species in Arizona must be hunted early in the morning or late afternoon during the early fall hunts, if the hunter is to have an opportunity to locate the animals. Scouting prospective areas helps greatly and the use of binoculars and/or a spotting scope is almost mandatory.

Other Species in Unit

Deer, Javelina,

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Steep mountainous terrain with oak woodland habitat type surrounded by rolling hills with a mesquite grassland cover. The elevation in this area ranges from 3,000 feet in the valleys to 6,200 feet... Create a free account to read the rest of this terrain note!

All Drawing Stats (2022)


Total Quota
4,215
Licenses Drawn
4,141
Licenses Surplus
74
Resident Quota
4,215
Nonresident Quota
1,680
Landowner Quota
0
Youth Quota
0
55%
Overall Unit
1st Choice Draw Odds
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Stats Apply For Sex Manner Season Type Draw Odds HuntScore Notes
36B_D_2_E_ALL_G_LL_NA
E
ALL
G
LL
34.8%
72 2022 Hunt Code: 1061
1147
E
ALL
G
LL
8.8%
67 2022 Hunt Code: 1147
1146
E
ALL
G
LL
75.7%
80 2022 Hunt Code: 1146
1145
E
ALL
G
LL
84.8%
80 2022 Hunt Code: 1145
1144
E
ALL
G
LL
66%
80 2022 Hunt Code: 1144
5029
E
ALL
S
LL
73.1%
83 2022 Hunt Code: 5029
36B_D_1_E_ALL_G_LL_NA
E
ALL
G
LL
29.3%
70 2022 Hunt Code: 1060
5097
E
A
S
LL
66.6%
82 2022 Hunt Code: 5097
5078
E
HAM
S
LL
94.2%
86 2022 Hunt Code: 5078
5047
E
ALL
S
Y
75.5%
85 2022 Hunt Code: 5048
NULL
E
ALL
S
CHAMP
100%
77 2022 Hunt Code: 5034
1171
E
ALL
Y
Y
57.4%
81 2022 Hunt Code: 1171
HuntScore Tip: Scouting for the earlier hunts should begin soon after being drawn. Scouting for the later hunts should wait until elk begin their seasonal shifts, which occur after the weather changes and things cool down significantly. There will be areas where elk are common in September, but are absent in December. Also, later hunts have seen an increase in the use of aircraft for scouting.

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All Harvest Stats (2021)


Total Hunters
1,098
Total Harvest
0
Harvest Male
0
Harvest Female
0
0%
Average Success
Manner Season Type Sex Hunters Harvest Male Female Youth
A
S
LL
E
422 0
0
0
0
ALL
S
LL
E
460 0
0
0
0
ALL
S
Y
E
65 0
0
0
0
HAM
S
LL
E
151 0
0
0
0
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Weather Insights


Weather can vary by elevation. See how weather varies by elevation within a unit by selecting an elevation range. Elevation ranges are based on weather stations in or near the unit. Not all weather elements are available within the unit.

Average Temps

Use temperature ranges to plan and prepare for your hunt. Large swings indicate a good layering system should be used. Be sure to make note of the extreme temperatures as these often pose the greatest risk to hunters. If you plan on hunting in higher elevation, as a rule of thumb, expect the tempture to decrease roughly 5° for every 1000' in elevation gain.

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