At a Glance
23Square Miles
35%Public Land
4,300 - 12,518Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Nonresidents in wilderness areas must have a guide
- grizzly bear encounters a possibility
- Good physical fitness will improve your chances of success
Hunters discussing Area 64 - Owl Creek in Wyoming generally highlight the challenging terrain but also the rewarding hunting experiences available. The region is known for its rugged landscape, which requires good physical preparation and navigation skills. Seasonality plays a critical role, with advice pointing towards hunting in mid to late-season for better animal movement and visibility. It’s suggested that understanding the specific behaviors and habits of the game in this area can significantly increase success rates, with particular attention to areas with food and water sources.
Together these units make up one of the most sought after trophy bull elk hunts in Wyoming. This area lies just south of Area 63, with Grass Creek separating the two units. Wilderness areas are found within the unit, so all nonresident hunters should plan to hire an outfitter or hunt with a Wyoming resident if planning to hunt within the wilderness areas. There is tribal land on the southern end of this unit as well, so be cautious of boundaries.
Unit 64 is a great area to hunt mature bull elk. Plan to work physically hard. With good preparation this can be a great experience. Grizzly bear encounters are a very real possibility.