This unit is known for large elk herds and high success rates. This is a wilderness free unit, so nonresidents have access to the entire thing. There is also good county road and national forest service road access to most of the unit, yet you can still find plenty of country to get out onto your own.

This area is known for high elk numbers. Trophy bulls can be found throughout the entire area.

There are a lot of long deep canyons and high mountain peaks in the Wyoming Mountain Range. The peaks here can help give hunters a better vantage point for glassing and finding elk herds. Hunters should be in good physical condition since mountains rise quickly in elevation with rugged terrain.

The vegetation on the western part of the unit is dominated by sage brush and prairie grass. In the mountains, hunters can expect more aspen, willows and conifers.

The majority of the area is made up of Forest Service land with ranch lands in the east with good public access. Most roads are marked with Forest Service signs. This area can be found in Western Wyoming, north of La Barge Creek, west of the Hoback River and east of the Grays River Divide and south of Cliff Creek. ATV's, UTV's and 4-wheel drive vehicles are highly recommended in case of severe weather.

Most hunters will camp remotely on Forest Service land in the unit with no permit required. Motel lodging can be found east of the unit in Bondurant and south of the unit in Pinedale.