At a Glance
432Square Miles
40.2%Public Land
4,634 - 8,426Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Know land ownership boundaries
- Use GPS and topographic maps
Hunters discussing Area 33, Red Fork, Wyoming, note the challenging terrain but emphasize its suitability for experienced hunters accustomed to steep and rugged landscapes. The area is highlighted for decent elk populations during the peak seasons, particularly for those willing to trek into less accessible spots. However, it is also mentioned that the success rates may not always justify the effort for those unfamiliar with the backcountry's demands. Overall, it’s suggested that scouting and physical preparation are crucial for a successful hunt in this zone.
This unit is west of Kaycee and north to Buffalo on Interstate 25. It can be hard to access public land from the southern part of the Bighorn Mountains, but there are a lot of mule deer and whitetail here.For nonresidents, this area is part of Region Y and tags drawn for this area are also valid in: 24, 25, 27, 28, 30, 32, 163, 169.
Whitetails can typically be found in the creek bottoms and near irrigated fields. This area has a high percentage of private land restricting public land hunting.