At a Glance
1,776Square Miles
73.1%Public Land
6,100 - 7,800Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Heavy hunting pressure make antelope hard to find
- GOHUNT Maps are recommended to help navigate this area
- Snow chains, shovel and four-wheel drive are recommended
The feedback on Area 57 - South Wamsutter in Wyoming highlights a challenging but rewarding hunting experience, with several hunters noting the area's rugged terrain that can be both a test and an advantage. There's a consensus that understanding the game behavior and migration patterns in this region is crucial for success, particularly because the mule deer and antelope populations offer good opportunities if you plan your hunt during the right season. It's advised to be prepared for variable weather conditions, and some hunters recommend access to higher clearance vehicles for navigating tougher roads. Overall, South Wamsutter emerges as a promising yet demanding spot, especially for those who invest time in pre-hunt scouting and setting realistic expectations about game movement and accessibility.
This massive unit is found in south central Wyoming and features good antelope numbers and a huge distribution of public lands. Most of the northern half is checkerboarded with public and private lands while the southern half is almost entirely public.
This unit has good general access with a high success rate. It is also one of the top units in the state. Check out Tipton Habitat Management Area for more potential access.