Quick Tips
- Hunting pressure can push bucks onto private land
- A lot of weather changes in this area
- Cell phone service is spotty throughout the unit
| species | general Size | trophy potential |
|---|---|---|
| Mule Deer | 140"-160" | 170"+ |
| Whitetail Deer | 110"-120" | 120"+ |
On The Ground
This area is located in Region W, toward the Southwest lower portion of Wyoming. This unit has open country with a lot of desert land, and juniper covered hills. There is a lot of different habitat here that supports mule deer and whitetails.For nonresidents, this area is part of Region W and tags drawn for this area are also valid in: 82, 131.
There is good general access to public land, with this area being known as a good unit for deer hunting.
Terrain
Desert land with a lot of sagebrush takes up most of the land in this area. This is a very dry unit, but deer populations in the area are doing well. The southern region is the best part for finding deer, with a lot of dirt and two-track roads.
Roughly 1,776 square miles
73.1% public land
Elevations from 6,108-7,857 feet
Vegetation
Vegetation in this area consists of sagebrush and some juniper patches on hills where some deer can be found. Most mule deer will go up into higher elevations, and also can be found in draws with good cover and close to water.
Access
Public land access here is good, but hunters can increase their chance to harvest a buck by getting access to private land.
Spot and stalk is the best method here
A lot of gravel and dirt roads
Camping and Lodging
This unit is located near Wamsutter and Baggs, Wyoming. These are small towns and have some accommodations.
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