Hunters discussing Area 105 - Beartooth, Wyoming highlight the area's challenging terrain, noting that it requires physical endurance and proper scouting to navigate effectively. Many emphasize the importance of understanding draw odds and planning trips during optimal seasonal windows to increase success rates for elk. There are observations about game movement patterns, with some hunters recommending focusing efforts near water sources and during early morning hours for better chances. Overall, the sentiment suggests that while the area poses difficulties, it also offers rewarding hunts for those willing to put in the effort and preparation.
Throughout the majority of the unit are National Forest and Wilderness areas, with private land in the lower eastern end. The central and western sections are located in the Shoshone National Forest.For nonresidents, this area is part of Region F and tags drawn for this area are also valid in: 106, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115.
This unit has good access with a large number of deer. A wide variety of terrain and elevation makes this unit a good choice, allowing you to hunt different terrain throughout the seasons.