Area 35, known as Hunter Mesa in Wyoming, offers varied terrain that can be challenging yet rewarding for experienced hunters. A key insight shared by users is the need to be prepared for variable weather conditions which can significantly impact game behavior. Many hunters have found that understanding the seasonal movements of elk and mule deer increases success rates, especially in the early and late parts of the season. Developing a strategic plan for navigating the terrain and timing hunts according to animal migration patterns can greatly enhance the hunting experience in this area.
Located near the southeastern end of the Bighorn Mountains this area offers limited entry hunting for a small, but decent population of elk. Succes can be found here but hunters will need to be prepared to hunt hard to find success. This area has a good distribution of public lands and some roadless areas for those looking too escape crowds.
Wilderness areas within this unit cannot be hunted without an outfitter or accompanying resident guide. This area has rough country. Bowhunting can be good for rutting bulls during the September archery season.