At a Glance
535Square Miles
67.9%Public Land
4,500 - 11,500Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Be cautious of wet roads, mud can make driving difficult
- Buy a Carter Mtn. and Basin BLM map to study road access
- A GPS with land status map is recommended
Area 82 near North Greybull River in Wyoming is known for its challenging terrain with dense forest cover, which can make navigation and game spotting difficult but rewarding for those who are well-prepared. Hunters appreciate the area's potential for quality elk and mule deer, though they emphasize that success often requires extensive scouting and consideration of seasonal weather patterns that heavily influence animal movements. It's crucial to understand the draw odds, which can be competitive, and to plan well in advance to take full advantage of the hunting season. Sharing insights about specific hotspots and patterns during different times of the day can significantly improve the chances of a successful hunt.
Following the Greybull River, this area’s terrain, quantity of antelope and large amount of public access make it a good hunting unit.
There is good public access and a variety of terrain to hunt. Good numbers of antelope are found within the unit and above average bucks can be harvested. Once the rifle opener starts, you should expect to see the majority of antelope take cover and migrate to some of the private parcels.