At a Glance
84Square Miles
64%Public Land
4,500 - 10,500Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Day hunting is possible on the south side of the unit
- Glassing for big bulls can help a lot
- Several lakes and river with fishing opportunities
Area 65 - Heart Mountain in Wyoming appears to offer diverse terrain with challenging features that require careful preparation and scouting, as hunters report varied experiences with game movement and availability. The draw odds suggest a need for strategic planning, particularly for those seeking specific game species, as hunting pressure can fluctuate throughout the season. Hunters emphasize the importance of understanding seasonal weather patterns, which can significantly impact game behavior and accessibility of hunting zones. Overall, success in this area seems to reward those who invest time in detailed on-the-ground reconnaissance and adapt techniques based on current conditions.
Bordering Montana in northwest Wyoming, this area has some great trophy potential. Hunters can have a few good chances and some long season dates to hunt big bulls in this unit. No designated wilderness here, which is good for nonresident hunters. Located northeast of Cody, this unit offers a lot country to choose from.
There are some access issues, but hunters who are hiking, backpacking or hunting with horses can access good country here. Tough draw odds in this unit. Bowhunting can be good at upper elevations. Rugged terrain, but no designated wilderness.