Hunters in Area 9 - Lance Creek, Wyoming, note the area's challenging yet rewarding hunting conditions, with varied terrain that can impact game movement and accessibility. The consensus is that having a solid understanding of local draws and being prepared for fluctuating weather are essential for success. While some users highlight the necessity of advance scouting to locate game effectively, others appreciate the opportunity for both high-quality elk and mule deer hunts. Overall, the sentiment suggests that patience and preparation are key, emphasizing the importance of planning for both the season and the landscape.
Area 9 is located on the eastern border of the state, northeast of Douglas. Made up of high plains desert and forested hills, this unit contains mostly private lands with some BLM and State lands.
This hunt area has poor general access. The state of Wyoming does own a large parcel of land in this unit. An outfitter will be beneficial to access private lands. Antelope are found throughout the area, and the terrain found here is ideal for stalking. Lance Creek and Horseshoe Hills are popular and antelope can usually be seen around these locations.