At a Glance
826Square Miles
16.7%Public Land
4,067 - 5,629Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Use GPS maps to define landownership
- Cell service is spotty throughout the area
Hunters discussing Area 13 in Lusk, Wyoming, highlight its challenging terrain and the importance of scouting to improve success rates, especially during early and late-season hunts. Many note that draw odds can be tough, suggesting that those interested should plan well in advance. Deer and antelope populations reportedly vary, with hunters advising to locate reliable water sources where game frequently congregates. Overall, persistence, detailed pre-hunt research, and understanding of animal behavior in this specific landscape are emphasized as critical for a rewarding experience.
North of Lusk many sections of BLM, state and private lands can be found that support herds of mule deer and whitetails roaming grassland, farmland and creek bottoms. Public land can be difficult to access.For nonresidents, this area is part of Region B and tags drawn for this area are also valid in: 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 14, 21.
Bucks favor the hills, ridges, breaks and farmlands. Hunters that gain access to private lands have increased chances of harvesting a mature buck.