Hunters discussing Area 19 in Rozet, Wyoming, note its challenging terrain that requires good physical conditioning to navigate effectively. The unit is known for having a relatively lower success rate, attributed to both its rugged landscape and unpredictable weather patterns, especially during shoulder seasons. Despite these challenges, those who did their homework and thoroughly scouted the area prior to the season had better experiences and more successful hunts. Overall, preparation, including understanding the unit’s layout and anticipating environmental conditions, is emphasized as critical for capitalizing on hunting opportunities in Area 19.
This area can be found in the northeastern part of the state northeast of Gillette. Made up of the high plains desert, this unit has a mix of private land with small amounts of BLM and state land. Good amounts of antelope can be found here but the best odds for success will generally be found on private lands
This hunt area has poor general access to public land and these areas tend to be crowded during the season. Success can be found on public land but hunters should be prepared to work for it.