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Wyoming Area 59 - Little Bear

Updated May 26, 2026

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Hunters discussing Area 59 - Little Bear in Wyoming generally find it challenging yet rewarding, with notable mentions of rugged terrain that requires physical preparedness. The draw odds are modest, and success often hinges on thorough pre-season scouting and understanding elk migratory patterns, especially during late-season hunts. Many emphasize the importance of being prepared for variable weather conditions, which can significantly impact game behavior and accessibility. Despite these challenges, the area is praised for offering a unique hunting experience with opportunities for both novice and skilled hunters who are ready to invest in strategic planning and adaptability.

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At a Glance

357Square Miles

13%Public Land

4,436 - 8,416Elevation Range

This unit has a lot of private land, BLM and state-run lands. Public land access can be tough. Mature mule deer and whitetails are commonly found here.For nonresidents, this area is part of Region J and tags drawn for this area are also valid in: 61, 64, 65.

The high elevations in this area have a good mule deer population with great bucks. Whitetails are not hunted a lot in this area, but the bigger bucks can usually be found near the creeks and rivers.

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Scouting and glass the unit
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Know private land that gives access to hunters

GOHUNT

Wyoming Area 59 - Little Bear

Updated May 26, 2026

See what hunters are saying

Hunters discussing Area 59 - Little Bear in Wyoming generally find it challenging yet rewarding, with notable mentions of rugged terrain that requires physical preparedness. The draw odds are modest, and success often hinges on thorough pre-season scouting and understanding elk migratory patterns, especially during late-season hunts. Many emphasize the importance of being prepared for variable weather conditions, which can significantly impact game behavior and accessibility. Despite these challenges, the area is praised for offering a unique hunting experience with opportunities for both novice and skilled hunters who are ready to invest in strategic planning and adaptability.

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At a Glance

357Square Miles

13%Public Land

4,436 - 8,416Elevation Range

This unit has a lot of private land, BLM and state-run lands. Public land access can be tough. Mature mule deer and whitetails are commonly found here.For nonresidents, this area is part of Region J and tags drawn for this area are also valid in: 61, 64, 65.

The high elevations in this area have a good mule deer population with great bucks. Whitetails are not hunted a lot in this area, but the bigger bucks can usually be found near the creeks and rivers.

Quick Tips

Scouting and glass the unit
Use a GPS with a landowner program
Know private land that gives access to hunters