At a Glance
265Square Miles
77%Public Land
6,200 - 10,100Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- GOHUNT Maps are reccomended to help navigate this area
- Bring fishing gear to fish in the nearby Smiths Fork River
Hunters discussing Wyoming's Area 103 at Raymond Mountain emphasize the area's challenging terrain, which demands physical preparedness for navigating steep and rugged landscapes. Many note the importance of understanding seasonal changes that influence game movement, particularly how weather patterns affect elk and deer behavior. Several hunters share insights on improving draw odds by emphasizing the timing of application strategies and collaborating with local contacts familiar with the area. Overall, the consensus indicates that thorough pre-trip research combined with local knowledge significantly enhances the likelihood of a successful hunt.
This unit is found on the western side of the state and along the Idaho state line. Made up of valleys and low mountains in the Sublette Range, hunters will find plenty of terrain variations here to pursue the many elk that inhabit the area.
Hunters can expect rugged terrain with elk found throughout the entire area. This area is smaller with a lot of drainages to hunt and is a good place for hunters to search for mature bulls.