At a Glance
950Square Miles
88.5%Public Land
3,948 - 6,295Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Use a land ownership map to navigate in this area
- Cell phone service is spotty throughout the unit
Hunters are generally positive about Wyoming's Area 125, noting its challenging terrain and rewarding hunting opportunities, particularly for mule deer. The area's rugged landscape requires preparation and physical fitness, which is crucial for a successful hunt. Draw odds can be competitive, so careful planning and understanding of the timing and peak activity of game species are important. Overall, networking with fellow hunters has been suggested as a valuable approach to gaining insights into local game patterns and maximizing success chances in this tough but fruitful hunting location.
West of Worland and southwest of Greybull is the Fifteen Mile Unit. Wilderness Study Areas and BLM land has thousands of acres of public land. Low numbers of mule deer deer and a limited population of whitetail deer can be found in the area.
Mule deer numbers are low here, but can still be found. Since there are not a lot whitetails here either, it can be hard to find a mature buck.