At a Glance
800Square Miles
90%Public Land
6,000 - 12,500Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Hunting conditions generally improve as the season progresses
- Quality optics will be important for the hunt
- Wilderness area present within the unit




This unit is found on the western side of the state, just north of Dubois at the southern end of the Shoshone National Forest. The mountains in this area are very rugged, and steep with cliffs everywhere. This area generally has a smaller population density as compared to surrounding areas but hunters still harvest a handful of wolves each year.
A smaller density of wolves will be found here but hunters still manage to take a few each season. This is large and, at times, very open country. Optics will be very important. Nonresident hunters will want to pay close attention to wilderness boundaries.