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Arizona Unit 19B: public land, hunts and harvest

Arizona's game management Unit 19B covers 763 square miles, and 37.7% of it is public land open to hunting, mostly state trust land (measured from USGS PAD-US). AZGFD's 2026 hunt lists open 6 elk hunts, 3 deer hunts, 3 pronghorn hunts and 1 javelina hunt here. On the hunts held only in Unit 19B, AZGFD's 2025 harvest survey counts 49 deer and 5 pronghorn taken.

Data updated October 2026. Hunts: AZGFD's 2026 booklets. Harvest: AZGFD harvest summaries to 2025. Land: USGS PAD-US 4.1. Boundary: AZGFD.

Map of Arizona game management Unit 19B: public land by manager, the unit boundary, neighboring units 8, 10, 17A, 17B, 18A, 19A and 20A, highways I-40 and AZ 89, and Prescott, Williamson, Paulden, Chino Valley and Prescott Valley

National forestBLMState trust landTribal land (tribal permit)City, county and otherUnit 19BNeighboring unitsLake or riverHighway

Unit 19B at a glance
AZGFD regionRegion 3 (Kingman)
Size763 square miles (488,582 acres)
Public land open to hunting37.7% (184,360 acres)
Elk hunts, 20266 hunts, 720 permits
Deer hunts, 20263 hunts, 390 permits
Pronghorn hunts, 20263 hunts, 15 permits
Javelina (fall) hunts, 20261 hunt, 175 permits
Towns in and near itPrescott, Williamson, Paulden, Chino Valley, Prescott Valley and Dewey-Humboldt
HighwaysI-40 and AZ 89

How much public land is in Unit 19B?

37.7% of Unit 19B is public land open to hunting: 184,360 of 488,582 acres. The largest share is state trust land, 96,000 acres or 19.6% of the unit.

ManagerAcresShare of Unit 19B
State trust land96,00019.6%
National forest87,67417.9%
BLM6860.1%
Tribal land (tribal permit)6480.1%
City, county and other6270.1%

Measured by FilledTag inside AZGFD's unit boundary from USGS PAD-US 4.1 (fee managers). Public land open to hunting here means national forest, BLM, state trust land, AZGFD land, national wildlife refuges, national recreation areas and Bureau of Reclamation land. Tribal land, military land and national parks are counted on their own rows and left out of that figure. Arizona State Land Department rules let a licensed hunter on state trust land while hunting; other uses need its recreation permit. National forest: Prescott National Forest.

What can you hunt in Unit 19B in 2026?

Draw hunts that include Unit 19B, by species. A hunt may cover other units too; the count of hunts held only here is in its own column.

SpeciesHuntsOnly in Unit 19BPermitsEarliest season
Elk60720Sep 11 to Oct 1 (hunt 3190)
Deer32390Oct 9 to Oct 18 (hunt 1155)
Pronghorn3115Aug 21 to Sep 3 (hunt 2054)
Javelina (fall)10175Oct 9 to Oct 18 (hunt 5503)

Source: AZGFD 2026 Pronghorn and Elk Hunt Draw Information (elk and pronghorn) and AZGFD 2026-27 Arizona Hunting Regulations (deer, bighorn sheep, fall javelina and fall turkey).

How many elk, deer and pronghorn are taken in Unit 19B?

SpeciesYearHunts only in Unit 19BHuntersTakenShared hunts that included it
Elk202506
Deer20251155491
Pronghorn20251552

Sums of AZGFD's per-hunt figures for the hunts held only in Unit 19B. Source: AZGFD 2025 Elk Harvest Summary, AZGFD 2025 Deer Harvest Summary, AZGFD 2025 Pronghorn Harvest Summary. Each hunt, year by year, is on the elk page, deer page and pronghorn page.

Over-the-counter archery deer, 2024: AZGFD estimates 154 archers hunted Unit 19B for 503 days and took 11 deer (mule deer bucks 11, whitetail bucks 0) (AZGFD 2024 Over-the-Counter Archery Deer Harvest Summary).

What did AZGFD's 2025 surveys count in Unit 19B?

Pronghorn: 101 classified in 19 groups, 71 bucks and 62 young per 100 does.

Source: AZGFD 2025 Pronghorn Survey Summary.

How do you get to Unit 19B?

Highways through the unit: I-40 (about 22 miles inside it) and AZ 89 (about 4 miles inside it). Towns and places inside: Prescott, Williamson, Paulden and Ash Fork. Nearby towns: Chino Valley (3 miles), Prescott Valley (6 miles), Dewey-Humboldt (11 miles) and Williams (16 miles).

Which units border Unit 19B?

Unit 19B touches 7 other units. Their size, public land and the number of 2026 draw hunts that include each:

UnitSquare milesPublic landElk huntsDeer huntsPronghorn hunts
Unit 864494.9%632
Unit 102,25239.3%1022
Unit 17A30670.5%621
Unit 17B67182.1%622
Unit 18A1,22751.8%413
Unit 19A75669.2%423
Unit 20A60082.1%62

Questions hunters ask

How much public land is in Arizona Unit 19B?

37.7% of Unit 19B is public land open to hunting, 184,360 of its 488,582 acres; the largest share is state trust land at 96,000 acres. 648 acres are tribal land, which needs the tribe's own permit.

What can you hunt in Unit 19B in 2026?

AZGFD's 2026 draw lists 6 elk hunts (720 permits), 3 deer hunts (390 permits), 3 pronghorn hunts (15 permits) and 1 javelina (fall) hunt (175 permits) that include Unit 19B. Over-the-counter seasons are set statewide in AZGFD's regulations.

What is the closest town to Unit 19B?

Prescott, Williamson and Paulden are inside the unit. Just outside: Chino Valley (3 miles), Prescott Valley (6 miles) and Dewey-Humboldt (11 miles).

Which AZGFD region is Unit 19B in?

Region 3, run from the Kingman office. It borders Unit 8, Unit 10, Unit 17A, Unit 17B, Unit 18A, Unit 19A and Unit 20A.

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Where these numbers come from

FilledTag is not part of the Arizona Game and Fish Department. Numbers are copied from AZGFD's published reports or measured from AZGFD and USGS maps; nothing here is estimated by FilledTag. AZGFD's regulations are the final word on every rule.