At a Glance
958Square Miles
20.3%Public Land
3,600 - 4,600Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Cell phone service is spotty throughout the area
- Access is limited in most of the area, with private land access improving hunter success
Hunters discussing Area 18 in Campbell, Wyoming, typically express a sense of satisfaction with the terrain's manageable challenges, citing rolling hills and moderate vegetation as conducive for spotting game. Most users emphasize the need for scouting prior to the season, as game movement patterns can vary significantly depending on weather conditions and grazing activities. Draw odds are mentioned to be competitive, suggesting careful planning is essential to increase chances of securing a tag. Overall, the consensus seems to be that with adequate preparation and understanding of local game habits, hunters can have a rewarding experience in this unit.
This area is located in northeast Wyoming and lies north of Gillette. Public access is limited in much of the area. This area does have better public access than its neighboring units. In addition to mule deer, this area does have a small population of whitetail deer.For nonresidents, this area is part of Region C and tags drawn for this area are also valid in: 17, 19, 23, 26, 29, 31.
Over the last decade this area has suffered from harsh winters and heavy hunting pressure. The area still holds potential, but lacks the quantity of a decade or two ago. Most quality lands are privately owned and typically outfitted.