Located in the Pinedale region in the west center of Wyoming, this area is a great place for antelope hunters looking for a fun hunt and the possibility of an above average antelope buck. Enjoy the long season dates and search hard for the possibility of a Boone and Crockett antelope.

This area is considered to be an average area for antelope hunting. In the past, this area has produced some great bucks. Recent drought conditions in the region have hurt horn and population growth. Good numbers of antelope.

This area has rolling hills, ravines and drainages that give antelope lots of places to hide and seek cover. Hunters can find numerous roads to travel and can find areas with water and lots of antelope to pursue.The diverse land varies from very flat to areas of rolling hills and drainages. Higher elevation areas can be found in a lot of areas in the unit with much rougher terrain. High elevations that give access to areas where hunters can glass for antelope can be found throughout the unit.

Most of the unit is made up of typical Wyoming vegetation. Grass and sage are the main plants that can be found here. Very few trees are found throughout the majority of this unit. The western side of the unit has aspen, mixed conifer, occasional sage and grass flats.

Hunters have numerous access points throughout this unit. Access in some areas is limited due to private property. An ATV or side-by-side vehicle can be helpful for traveling through the unit quickly. Highway 189 runs along the eastern edge of the unit and gives access to well maintained gravel roads and a few two track type roads.

Accommodations can be found in the nearby towns of Pinedale. Primitive or dispersed camping can also be found throughout the unit on public land.