Hunters discussing Area 70 - Kendrick, Wyoming, highlight the area's challenging terrain and advise being prepared for steep and rugged conditions which can impact mobility and access to hunting spots. It's noted that success can often depend on understanding the local elk behavior and adjusting hunting strategies according to seasonal migrations and weather patterns. There is a consensus that early season scouting is crucial for identifying prime locations and that patience is key due to the dense cover that can conceal game. Overall, hunters suggest that thorough preparation and adaptability to changing conditions can significantly improve the chances of a successful hunt in this area.
Area 70, also referred to as Kendrick, is located in the central part of the state southwest of Casper. Comprised of high plains desert, this unit contains a large amount of private land, however, there are large tracts of public land and a few Walk-In Areas where hunters can hunt on private land.
This small area has limited public access but there are some options for the public land hunter. There is good terrain for stalking throughout the unit, but many antelope take refuge on private crop fields.