This area can be found in the northwestern part of the state, southwest of Greybull. Made up of high plains desert, this unit is mixed with private land, BLM land and state land. It is bordered by the Greybull River on the north, the Bighorn River to the east, Wyoming Highway 431 on the south and Wyoming Highway 120 on the west.

There is great general access to public land here, and a high success rate for harvest. This is also a good unit for a DIY hunt with decent trophy potential. Walk in Access areas and the Greybull River HMA could provide more access.

This unit has a lot of grassy and desert-like open prairie with big basins, creek bottoms and rolling hills that give hunters a better chance of putting on a good stalk. The terrain here gets rougher to the west of the unit.

There is a lot of good public access here. There are several well-maintained roads, some smaller two-track roads and a network of BLM roads in this area as well. The gas and oil drilling activity that goes on here gives access to roads in certain places throughout the entire unit. A lot of roads here can be rough.

Open land of high desert prairie with sagebrush and grasslands can be found here. Rocky bluffs, sagebrush, cedars and small trees can also be found in higher elevations. Some private croplands along the rivers here can bring in antelope from the surrounding prairies.

Greybull and Worland are the closest towns, and both have a lot of lodging options. Grocery stores, gas stations and other amenities can be found here as well. Camping is allowed on all public ground for up to 16 days in one location. Hunters can also camp in remote locations.