At a Glance
Quick Tips
- Good unit for long-distance glassing
- Chains, shovel and four-wheel drive are recommended
- Open terrain gives hunters longer shot ranges
- Be aware of the National Forest regulations for grizzly bear food storage and safety




Hunters discussing Area 119 in Wyoming generally highlight the challenging terrain, emphasizing the ruggedness which requires good physical preparation. The draw odds have been noted as competitive, advising applicants to plan and strategize well ahead for a successful bid. Wildlife behavior indicates this area supports a healthy game population, with prime hunting during specific weather conditions that impact animal movement. Overall, experienced hunters suggest thoroughly researching this unit for optimal timings and ensuring the right equipment is adapted to the terrain for an effective hunt.
This unit is located southwest of Meeteetse and is made up of fairly rugged BLM, state land and National Forest. This is a limited quota area for both residents and nonresidents.
Being a limited quota area, there will be low hunter densities on this hunt. The two week season in November provides hunters a great opportunity to hunt bucks in the rut. The additional archery season with type 1 tags is a great opportunity for high country mule deer bucks.