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Wyoming Area 115 - Thorofare

Updated Aug 4, 2026

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Hunters in Wyoming's Area 115, known as Thorofare, emphasize its challenging terrain and the importance of being prepared for unpredictable weather conditions. The area is favored for its remote and rugged wilderness, which requires a solid understanding of the terrain and excellent physical fitness. Successful hunters recommend planning for a multi-day expedition and having a strategy for accessing the deeper parts of the unit, where game can be more abundant. Experienced hunters advise that having proper gear and the ability to quickly adapt to changing conditions can significantly enhance the hunting experience in this unique and demanding area.

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331Square Miles

99.9%Public Land

7,962 - 11,058Elevation Range

Unit 115 is made up mainly of Wilderness properties that have large numbers of deer and trophy-class bucks.The majority of travel into the unit will be by horse or foot.For nonresidents, this area is part of Region F and tags drawn for this area are also valid in: 105, 106, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114.

Get into the backcountry to look over lots of land and large bucks without many other hunters around. Gaining elevation and sitting behind your optics will increase chances of finding a large buck. This area also has a high concentration of grizzly bears so hunters should be bear aware.

Quick Tips

Use of a GPS with a landowner programming is recommended in this area
All nonresident hunters must have a guide hunt in the designated wilderness
Fishing licenses can also be obtained to fish the many lakes and creeks in the unit
Be aware of the National Forest regulations for grizzly bear food storage and safety

GOHUNT

Wyoming Area 115 - Thorofare

Updated Aug 4, 2026

See what hunters are saying

Hunters in Wyoming's Area 115, known as Thorofare, emphasize its challenging terrain and the importance of being prepared for unpredictable weather conditions. The area is favored for its remote and rugged wilderness, which requires a solid understanding of the terrain and excellent physical fitness. Successful hunters recommend planning for a multi-day expedition and having a strategy for accessing the deeper parts of the unit, where game can be more abundant. Experienced hunters advise that having proper gear and the ability to quickly adapt to changing conditions can significantly enhance the hunting experience in this unique and demanding area.

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At a Glance

331Square Miles

99.9%Public Land

7,962 - 11,058Elevation Range

Unit 115 is made up mainly of Wilderness properties that have large numbers of deer and trophy-class bucks.The majority of travel into the unit will be by horse or foot.For nonresidents, this area is part of Region F and tags drawn for this area are also valid in: 105, 106, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114.

Get into the backcountry to look over lots of land and large bucks without many other hunters around. Gaining elevation and sitting behind your optics will increase chances of finding a large buck. This area also has a high concentration of grizzly bears so hunters should be bear aware.

Quick Tips

Use of a GPS with a landowner programming is recommended in this area
All nonresident hunters must have a guide hunt in the designated wilderness
Fishing licenses can also be obtained to fish the many lakes and creeks in the unit
Be aware of the National Forest regulations for grizzly bear food storage and safety