Hunt the Wild Landscapes of the Gila Valley
With rugged mountains, desert grasslands, river corridors, forests, and remote backcountry, Graham County offers a wide range of hunting opportunities across southeastern Arizona. From the Pinaleño Mountains and Mount Graham to the Santa Teresa Wilderness, Galiuro Mountains, Aravaipa country, and the open desert landscapes surrounding the Gila Valley, hunters can experience some of Arizona’s most diverse terrain.
Whether you’re pursuing deer, javelina, turkey, bear, quail, dove, or other game species, the Gila Valley provides access to public lands, scenic hunting areas, and a long outdoor tradition rooted in Arizona’s wild country.
Explore Hunting Areas
Game Management Unit 31
Covering Mount Graham, the Pinaleño Mountains, and much of the eastern Gila Valley, Unit 31 is one of Arizona’s premier hunting destinations.
Popular Species
- Coues White-tailed Deer
- Mule Deer
- Turkey
- Javelina
- Black Bear
Game Management Unit 32
The Galiuro Mountains, Aravaipa region, and surrounding backcountry offer rugged terrain and outstanding hunting opportunities.
Popular Species
- Coues White-tailed Deer
- Mule Deer
- Turkey
- Javelina
- Black Bear
Game Management Unit 33
Northern Graham County and the Point of Pines area feature forested landscapes, mountain terrain, and diverse wildlife habitat.
Popular Species
- Elk
- Deer
- Turkey
- Black Bear
- Javelina
Plan Your Hunt
The Arizona Game & Fish Department is the official source for hunting licenses, regulations, season dates, draw information, and Game Management Unit maps. Before heading into the field, hunters should review all current regulations and obtain the necessary licenses and permits. View Arizona Game & Fish Resources.
Hunting Regulations
Buy Hunting Licenses & Tags
Big Game Draw Information
Hunt Unit Maps
Hunter Education
Hunting at a Glance
For generations, hunters have explored the mountains, canyons, and backcountry landscapes surrounding the Gila Valley. Today, those same wild places continue to offer unforgettable experiences, abundant wildlife, and a connection to Arizona’s outdoor traditions.
Depending on the season and hunt unit, hunters may pursue Coues deer, mule deer, elk, javelina, black bear, turkey, quail, dove, and other game species.
Most hunting opportunities in the region are located within Arizona Game & Fish Units 31, 32, and 33.
The Arizona Game & Fish Department maintains all current regulations, season dates, draw information, and licensing requirements.
Yes. Large portions of the Coronado National Forest, Bureau of Land Management lands, and other public lands provide hunting opportunities throughout the region.
The combination of mountain forests, wilderness areas, desert grasslands, river corridors, and diverse wildlife habitat creates some of Arizona's most varied hunting opportunities.