Zone 72 covers the country east of Burley and south of American Falls, the Sublett Range and the foothills running toward the Utah-Wyoming corner. Elevations span from about 4,500 feet on the plain to over 8,000 feet on the higher ridges. The lower country is sage and bunchgrass with mahogany pockets; mid-slopes carry juniper-mahogany and aspen; the upper benches have doug fir and lodgepole. BLM, Sawtooth NF, and state ground cover the public land, with significant private agricultural and ranchland filling in. Highway 30 and various county roads provide access. American Falls and Burley are the supply towns. Cell service is in towns. Mule deer is the primary draw, with the bucks using the aspen-mahogany transitions. Pronghorn live on the open sage. The country is moderate-difficulty and accessible enough for truck-based hunting. Pressure is moderate. Wind is constant and water is scarce on the lower country. October weather brings cold and the chance of snow at elevation.