At a Glance
660Square Miles
84.6%Public Land
5,440 - 12,344Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Using a GPS with landowner programming is recommended in this area
- Wilderness in Unit 92 restricts access to nonresident hunters
Hunters discussing Area 92 in Table Mountain, Wyoming, emphasize the challenging terrain characterized by steep, rocky slopes and dense vegetation, which can make navigation and spotting game difficult. Successful hunters suggest focusing on early morning and late evening hunts when game movement is more predictable, as well as utilizing high vantage points for better visibility. The area's variable weather conditions require preparation for sudden changes, impacting accessibility and safety. Draw odds are competitive, so thorough research and pre-planning are advised to maximize the chances of a successful and enjoyable hunt.
Area 92 consists of mainly National Forest lands with areas of BLM land and tracts of private lands. Hunters can find good bucks in the low benches and sagebrush draws that are common here. Whitetails are usually found on private land in this area. For nonresidents, this area is part of Region L and tags drawn for this area are valid in: 92, 94, 128, 156, 157, 160, 171
Large numbers of mule deer can be found throughout this area. Mule deer migrate to winter ranges in the lowlands located south of the area. Whitetails are typically found in the eastern portion of the area in lower lands along rivers and streams.