Hunters discuss Area 78 in McCullough Peaks, Wyoming as a challenging yet rewarding hunting zone. Comments highlight the area's rugged terrain, advising that good physical preparation is essential for navigating it effectively. The region is noted for its varying game activity, with recommendation to time hunts early or late in the season for better chances at spotting trophy-worthy animals. Overall, despite the challenges, the area's potential for successful hunts and scenic beauty is emphasized positively by seasoned hunters.
This unit can be found in the northwest part of the state, east of Cody. This area is made up of plains desert, and had a lot of BLM and state land. It is bordered by the Shoshone River on the north, the Bighorn River on the east, the Greybull River, Wyoming Highway 30 and U.S. Highway 14 on the south.
This hunt area has excellent general access to public land, a high success rate for harvest, and good trophy potential. This type of terrain is also good for stalking in most parts of the area.