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Wyoming Area 87 - Pinedale

Updated Jul 17, 2026

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Hunters discussing Wyoming’s Area 87 - Pinedale highlight its challenging terrain, which can be both rugged and rewarding for those prepared to venture deeper into the backcountry. The area's seasonality requires strategic planning, with certain times offering better chances for success based on animal movement and weather conditions. Insights shared from past draws suggest that while odds may not be favorable for all, persistence and scouting can significantly enhance the experience. Overall, firsthand experiences emphasize the importance of preparation and adaptability to navigate the area's unique hunting conditions successfully.

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At a Glance

1,309Square Miles

80.7%Public Land

7,200 - 12,200Elevation Range

Located in the Pinedale region in the west center of Wyoming, this is a good unit to hunt antelope, with lots of tags and two season dates to choose from. This area has more mountainous terrain than other Wyoming antelope units but still offers an enjoyable hunt for hunters that draw the tag and search hard for the possibility of a Boone and Crockett antelope.

Recent drought conditions in this region have hurt horn and population growth. Private property is intermixed with public land and can restrict access, but there is a lot of public land to search for a good antelope. High numbers of antelope can be found here.

Quick Tips

Cell service is spotty throughout the unit
A GPS with land status map is recommended
Plenty of fishing opportunities can be found in the area

GOHUNT

Wyoming Area 87 - Pinedale

Updated Jul 17, 2026

See what hunters are saying

Hunters discussing Wyoming’s Area 87 - Pinedale highlight its challenging terrain, which can be both rugged and rewarding for those prepared to venture deeper into the backcountry. The area's seasonality requires strategic planning, with certain times offering better chances for success based on animal movement and weather conditions. Insights shared from past draws suggest that while odds may not be favorable for all, persistence and scouting can significantly enhance the experience. Overall, firsthand experiences emphasize the importance of preparation and adaptability to navigate the area's unique hunting conditions successfully.

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At a Glance

1,309Square Miles

80.7%Public Land

7,200 - 12,200Elevation Range

Located in the Pinedale region in the west center of Wyoming, this is a good unit to hunt antelope, with lots of tags and two season dates to choose from. This area has more mountainous terrain than other Wyoming antelope units but still offers an enjoyable hunt for hunters that draw the tag and search hard for the possibility of a Boone and Crockett antelope.

Recent drought conditions in this region have hurt horn and population growth. Private property is intermixed with public land and can restrict access, but there is a lot of public land to search for a good antelope. High numbers of antelope can be found here.

Quick Tips

Cell service is spotty throughout the unit
A GPS with land status map is recommended
Plenty of fishing opportunities can be found in the area