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Wyoming Area 27 - Bill

Updated May 27, 2026

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Hunters discussing Area 27 in Bill, Wyoming have noted the challenging terrain and the importance of understanding its unique geographical features for a successful hunt. It's essential to plan around the limited access points and be prepared for variable weather conditions that can impact game movement. Many suggest focusing on thorough scouting before the season to improve draw odds and capitalize on sightings, as game here tends to be more elusive. Overall, there's an emphasis on preparation and adaptability to ensure a productive hunting experience in this area.

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At a Glance

568Square Miles

57.8%Public Land

4,300 - 5,100Elevation Range

This area can be found in the east-central part of the state and just north of Douglas. Comprised of high plains desert, this unit has a mix of private land, BLM land, state land and the Thunder Basin National Grassland. Public land hunters will find a lot of opportunities here and have the option to cover some serious ground in search of a buck they like.

There is good general access to public land here, with a high success rate for harvest. Using an outfitter to access private land can increase trophy potential. There is a lot of oil and gas activity in the west part of the unit.

Quick Tips

The National Grasslands give hunters a good hunting opportunity
One or more fluorescent orange exterior garments required for all hunters during rifle season
GOHUNT Maps are recommended to help navigate this area

GOHUNT

Wyoming Area 27 - Bill

Updated May 27, 2026

See what hunters are saying

Hunters discussing Area 27 in Bill, Wyoming have noted the challenging terrain and the importance of understanding its unique geographical features for a successful hunt. It's essential to plan around the limited access points and be prepared for variable weather conditions that can impact game movement. Many suggest focusing on thorough scouting before the season to improve draw odds and capitalize on sightings, as game here tends to be more elusive. Overall, there's an emphasis on preparation and adaptability to ensure a productive hunting experience in this area.

This is an AI-generated summary from comments and user reviews, and won't always be correct.

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At a Glance

568Square Miles

57.8%Public Land

4,300 - 5,100Elevation Range

This area can be found in the east-central part of the state and just north of Douglas. Comprised of high plains desert, this unit has a mix of private land, BLM land, state land and the Thunder Basin National Grassland. Public land hunters will find a lot of opportunities here and have the option to cover some serious ground in search of a buck they like.

There is good general access to public land here, with a high success rate for harvest. Using an outfitter to access private land can increase trophy potential. There is a lot of oil and gas activity in the west part of the unit.

Quick Tips

The National Grasslands give hunters a good hunting opportunity
One or more fluorescent orange exterior garments required for all hunters during rifle season
GOHUNT Maps are recommended to help navigate this area