Hunters share mixed experiences about Area 5 - Franc's Peak in Wyoming, highlighting both its challenging terrain and rewarding opportunities for game. The area's steep and rugged landscape requires a high level of physical fitness, yet it's praised for offering quality hunting experiences, particularly for elk during the early season. Many recommend thorough preparation for the unpredictable weather and emphasize the importance of having the right gear. Overall, while demanding, this unit holds the promise of a successful hunt for those who are well-prepared and informed about the area's unique conditions.
Located in the northwest corner of the state this area is made up of scenic mountains in the Shoshone National Forest. Bordered by the South Fork of the Shoshone River on the north, this unit contains a lot of public land and includes some designated wilderness.
This is a rugged and remote area with most sheep hunting done on horseback. This area is one of the best units in the state and has the potential for a great ram. Rams here are known for having large horn bases. Sheep are scattered throughout the unit. Large population of black bear.