Hunters in Area 77 around Fifteen Mile Creek, Wyoming, emphasize the challenging terrain and recommend being prepared for steep and rugged conditions. The area is appreciated for its substantial game population, particularly mule deer, though success is often linked to pre-season scouting and knowledge of movement patterns. Many suggest timing hunts to coincide with seasonal transitions for better odds. Overall, seasoned hunters in this area stress the importance of understanding the draw odds and being well-prepared physically and logistically to maximize the hunting experience.
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.