At a Glance
Quick Tips
- Scouting and glassing the unit is recommended
- Use maps showing land ownership
- Know private land that gives access to hunters
- Fishing licenses can also be obtained to fish the many lakes and creeks in the unit




Hunters discussing Area 37 - Copper Mountain, Wyoming, often highlight the area's challenging terrain, noting that rugged conditions can affect accessibility and the type of gear needed. Many suggest that understanding the migratory patterns and seasonal movements of game, particularly elk, is crucial for success, emphasizing the importance of scouting and planning. The area's draw odds are generally competitive, with hunters recommending earlier application to improve chances. Overall, hunters report that patience and persistence, combined with local knowledge, significantly enhance the hunting experience in this region.
Unit 37 is located east of Thermopolis. This unit has a good amount of public access when combining BLM, state land and WY Game and Fish Public access areas. Private ranches are located in the lower elevations. This is a limited quota area for both residents and nonresidents.
This area is known for the hot springs that are found near the river toward the west. Being a limited quota area, there will be low hunter densities on this hunt. This area is known for good mule deer found throughout the unit and and quality whitetails found in the lower areas, mostly on private ranches.