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Wyoming Area 38 - Tongue

Updated Jul 17, 2026

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Hunters commenting on Area 38 in Tongue, Wyoming, emphasize the region's challenging terrain but rewarding hunting opportunities, especially given the availability of good mule deer and elk during the proper seasons. They acknowledge the importance of understanding draw odds, as the area can be competitive due to its reputation for quality game. Several hunters suggest scouting trips before the season to familiarize with the landscape and strategize effectively for both archery and rifle seasons. Overall, the consensus is positive, with recommendations for proper planning and investment in pre-season preparation to increase the chances of a successful hunt.

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At a Glance

565Square Miles

79%Public Land

4,100 - 7,500Elevation Range

This area is comprised mostly of National Forest in the Bighorn Mountains and some high plains desert and large ranches. Located in the north central part of the state, this unit contains expansive amounts of public lands. Good numbers of elk are found here and success rates tend to average fairly high.

This is an area of moderate/rugged terrain, with elk located throughout. This large area has a lot of country for hunters to hunt. Roads are present throughout the area and can make it challenging when trying to locate secluded areas.

Quick Tips

GOHUNT Maps are recommended to help navigate this area
Bring a fishing pole for some outstanding fishing
Certified “weed free” hay required on National Forest
Cell phone service is spotty throughout the area

GOHUNT

Wyoming Area 38 - Tongue

Updated Jul 17, 2026

See what hunters are saying

Hunters commenting on Area 38 in Tongue, Wyoming, emphasize the region's challenging terrain but rewarding hunting opportunities, especially given the availability of good mule deer and elk during the proper seasons. They acknowledge the importance of understanding draw odds, as the area can be competitive due to its reputation for quality game. Several hunters suggest scouting trips before the season to familiarize with the landscape and strategize effectively for both archery and rifle seasons. Overall, the consensus is positive, with recommendations for proper planning and investment in pre-season preparation to increase the chances of a successful hunt.

This is an AI-generated summary from comments and user reviews, and won't always be correct.

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At a Glance

565Square Miles

79%Public Land

4,100 - 7,500Elevation Range

This area is comprised mostly of National Forest in the Bighorn Mountains and some high plains desert and large ranches. Located in the north central part of the state, this unit contains expansive amounts of public lands. Good numbers of elk are found here and success rates tend to average fairly high.

This is an area of moderate/rugged terrain, with elk located throughout. This large area has a lot of country for hunters to hunt. Roads are present throughout the area and can make it challenging when trying to locate secluded areas.

Quick Tips

GOHUNT Maps are recommended to help navigate this area
Bring a fishing pole for some outstanding fishing
Certified “weed free” hay required on National Forest
Cell phone service is spotty throughout the area