At a Glance
Quick Tips
- Bring fishing gear
- Certified “weed free” hay required on National Forest
- Elk hunters in this unit have to buy an Elk Feedground Special Management Permit




Hunters discussing Area 91 - Salt River in Wyoming emphasize the importance of understanding the distinctive terrain and weather conditions, which can dramatically affect both access and game movement. Many noted that while the area can be challenging to navigate, the effort can be rewarded with impressive game sightings if hunters adapt to the local environment. The varied topography requires careful planning, and using the right gear is essential, especially during inclement weather typical of the area. Hunters generally agree that patience and persistence are key, with success often depending on a balance of strategic positioning and flexibility in the field.
Part of this unit has a valley and mountains in Bridger-Teton National Forest on the western edge of the state.
Hunters can expect rugged and steep terrain here, with elk found all throughout the area. Tough country, but those willing to put in the work, should find good results.