At a Glance
209Square Miles
63%Public Land
4,600 - 10,950Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Be prepared for a variety of weather conditions
- GOHUNT Maps are recommended to help navigate this area
- Certified “weed free” hay required on National Forest
Hunters discussing Area 36 - Rock Creek in Wyoming emphasize the region's physically challenging terrain, suggesting preparation and proper equipment for navigating the landscape. Reports indicate a mix of experiences with draw odds, where patience and strategic planning are vital due to variable success rates. Feedback on seasonality highlights the need to understand game movement patterns and weather conditions, particularly during early and late hunting seasons. Overall, the area offers rewarding opportunities for those who take the time to study its unique characteristics and plan accordingly.
Located on the eastern edge of the Bighorn Mountains, this unit features a decent population of elk and a moderate distribution. of public lands. Most of the elk habitat in this unit is roadless and public but success rates tend to be lower and hunters will need to work hard to find success.
This area is heavily timbered and glassing is not very effective, which can make for a difficult hunt. There is a small amount of high elevation wilderness area that can be found in this unit with some rough country.