Elevations in the southwest range from 1,688 at Hells Canyon dam to 10,582 at Elk Peak. The Idaho record game number four California bighorn sheep and number two Rocky Mountain elk, both taken in Owyhee county, came from this region. The Magic Valley Region is found in the southernmost central portion of the state and consists of the counties Camas, Blaine, Gooding, Lincoln, Jerome, Minidoka, Twin Falls, Cassia, and part of Elmore, Owyhee, Power and Oneida. The regional office is located in Jerome. Home to such natural marvels as the mighty Snake River, Thousand Springs and Shoshone Falls, this area brings the vast desert to life with ample hunting, angling and outdoor opportunities.
Hunters can take on a new challenge with antelope hunting.
Anglers will find a wide variety of game fish in the miles of the beautiful Snake River. The Hagerman Valley also provides some of the state's best waterfowl habitat and viewing. Elevations in the Magic Valley range from 2,797 at the Snake River to 10,339 at Cache Peak. Idaho record game harvest includes the number one antelope taken, in Blaine county. The Southeast Region is in the far southeast corner of the state and consists of the counties of Bingham, Power, Caribou, Bear Lake, Franklin, Bannock, Oneida and part of Bonneville.