At a Glance
800Square Miles
90%Public Land
4,800 - 6,848Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Be sure to glass, covering a lot of terrain
- GOHUNT Maps are recommneded to help navigate this area
- Cell phone service can be spotty
Hunters discussing Area 67 - Sand Draw in Wyoming generally appreciate the challenging terrain and the potential for rewarding hunts, particularly for mule deer. The unit is noted for its rugged landscape, which requires thorough scouting and preparation, especially during inclement weather conditions. Many emphasize the importance of understanding the draw odds and planning the hunt during peak activity periods for the best chances of success. Overall, the consensus is that with proper preparation and knowledge of the area's unique features, hunters can have a productive experience in this unit.
This unit is found in the central portion of the state and lies along the Wind River Indian Reservation and just east of Riverton. Good numbers of antelope are found here along with excellent options for public access. Hunters will find favorable hunting and stalking conditions here and most hunters should have the opportunity to look over a number of bucks before deciding on one.
Good habitat should produce excellent horn growth and trophy potential here. A lot of public land and access can let hunters glass over a lot of antelope. Bowhunting is great for this area because of low hunting pressure.