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Wyoming Area 83 - Owl Creek

Updated Jul 17, 2026

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Hunters discussing Area 83 in Wyoming, also known as Owl Creek, emphasize its challenging terrain and recommend being physically prepared for tough hikes. The area's draw odds are competitive but worthwhile for those willing to put in the effort to navigate its rugged landscape. Seasonality plays a key role, with early-season and late-season hunts offering different opportunities and requiring varying strategies to track game movement effectively. Overall, the consensus suggests that thorough scouting and an understanding of weather patterns can enhance the hunting experience and improve success rates in this area.

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At a Glance

1,400Square Miles

70%Public Land

4,200 - 12,400Elevation Range

This area is located in the central part of the state, west of Thermopolis. Made up of high plains desert, this area has expansive amounts of BLM and State lands.

This area has good general access and a high success rate for harvest. Good terrain for successful stalking is found throughout the unit. Check out Absaroka Front Habitat Management Area for more potential access.

Quick Tips

Heavy hunting pressure can cause antelope to seek refuge on large tracts of private land
Cell phone service is spotty throughout the area
Watch out for rattlesnakes
There is an elk and deer season that overlaps with the antelope season

GOHUNT

Wyoming Area 83 - Owl Creek

Updated Jul 17, 2026

See what hunters are saying

Hunters discussing Area 83 in Wyoming, also known as Owl Creek, emphasize its challenging terrain and recommend being physically prepared for tough hikes. The area's draw odds are competitive but worthwhile for those willing to put in the effort to navigate its rugged landscape. Seasonality plays a key role, with early-season and late-season hunts offering different opportunities and requiring varying strategies to track game movement effectively. Overall, the consensus suggests that thorough scouting and an understanding of weather patterns can enhance the hunting experience and improve success rates in this area.

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At a Glance

1,400Square Miles

70%Public Land

4,200 - 12,400Elevation Range

This area is located in the central part of the state, west of Thermopolis. Made up of high plains desert, this area has expansive amounts of BLM and State lands.

This area has good general access and a high success rate for harvest. Good terrain for successful stalking is found throughout the unit. Check out Absaroka Front Habitat Management Area for more potential access.

Quick Tips

Heavy hunting pressure can cause antelope to seek refuge on large tracts of private land
Cell phone service is spotty throughout the area
Watch out for rattlesnakes
There is an elk and deer season that overlaps with the antelope season