Zone 14 covers the country between the South Fork Clearwater and the lower Selway, including the Camas Prairie breaks and the timbered ridges south of Grangeville. Elevations span from about 1,500 feet in the canyon bottoms to over 6,500 feet on the higher ridges. The country grades from grassland and pine savanna on the prairie edges into Douglas fir, grand fir, and ponderosa pine on the timbered slopes, with thick brush in the burned and logged areas. The Salmon River breaks form the southern boundary—deep, hot canyon country with bunchgrass and scattered ponderosa. Mostly Nez Perce-Clearwater NF with Idaho Department of Lands and private timber filling in. The Camas Prairie is heavily private agricultural. Highway 14, Highway 13, and various forest roads provide access. Grangeville and Kooskia are the supply towns. Cell service is in towns and weakens in the timber. Elk and whitetail are the primary species, with mule deer in the Salmon breaks. The brushy clearcuts and burn edges are where the elk feed early and late. Fall rains arrive by late September.