At a Glance
Located in a small portion of the Bridger – Teton National Forest in the west-central part of the state and made up of high plains desert and a portion of the mountains in the Wind River Range. This unit contains expansive amounts of BLM land and National Forest lands. There is some wilderness areas within this unit, so the DIY nonresident hunter will have to pay attention to the boundaries.
Good populations of elk reside within this unit. The bigger elk typically come from the more rugged and remote locations. Those willing to put in the work will most likely have a successful hunt.
Quick Tips
- Bring fishing gear to fish in the nearby Big Sandy River and the many alpine lakes
- Maps showing land ownership are highly recommended
- Rattlesnakes can be encountered

