At a Glance
674Square Miles
75%Public Land
6,300 - 10,300Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Bring fishing gear
- GOHUNT Maps are recommended to help navigate this area
- ATVs can be helpful here
Hunters in Area 104 of Lincoln, Wyoming report a mixed range of experiences but emphasize the area's rugged terrain and varied elevations. This unit is noted for its challenging landscape, requiring a good level of physical fitness and appropriate gear for navigation. Key advice for success includes studying topographical maps and preparing for mobility on steep inclines, particularly if pursuing elk or mule deer. Overall, thoughtful preparation and understanding of the terrain are crucial for a productive hunt in this region.
This unit is found on the western edge of the state along the Idaho state line. Copious amounts of public land are found here and hunters have many options for huntable locations. Elk can be found in good numbers here and hunters will find them from the valley floors to the highest elevations. Many roads exist in the primary valleys and drainages but much of the higher elevation areas must be reached on foot or with stock.
Hunters can expect a lot of rugged terrain here with elk typically found in the north part of the unit. This unit has a lot of drainages to hunt and is a good place for hunters to take mature bulls.