At a Glance
731Square Miles
25%Public Land
7,100 - 9,700Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Bring fishing gear to fish in the nearby Bear River
- GOHUNT Maps are recommended to help navigate public and private lands
Hunters discussing Area 106 in Uinta, Wyoming highlight that it offers challenging terrain with a mix of public and private land, which can impact accessibility. Seasonality plays a crucial role, as the area tends to see better activity during early and late seasons when game movement is more predictable. Insights emphasize the importance of scouting and understanding animal behavior patterns for effective hunting. Communication with landowners and gaining permission to pass through private lands can significantly enhance hunting success in this region.
This unit is located in the southwestern corner of the state and is made up of high plain desert and a portion of the Uinta Mountains. Scattered populations of elk are found here throughout the unit with populations increasing later in the year as snow pushed elk down from the neighboring state of Utah. Public land is limited here and some hunters can struggle to locate elk in huntable areas.
This large area features a wide array of terrain types but the lack of public land can make this a challenging hunt at times.