At a Glance
Quick Tips
- Public hunting areas can have heavy hunting pressure
- GPS recommended
- Cell phone service is spotty throughout the unit




Hunters frequently highlight Area 133 in Uinta, Wyoming, for its challenging terrain, which requires thorough preparation and physical readiness. The area's rugged landscape and high elevation demand proper gear and an understanding of the local weather patterns. Seasonal changes significantly impact game movement, with some hunters noting the importance of timing hunts to coincide with these shifts for better success rates. Additionally, draw odds are competitive, suggesting early planning and strategic application efforts are crucial for those interested in hunting this area.
This area is in the southwest corner of Wyoming, and runs along the Wyoming-Utah state line and Meeks Cabin Dam Road. This area has a good mule deer population and a limited number of whitetail, but a big part of the unit is on private land.For nonresidents, this area is part of Region K and tags drawn for this area are also valid in: 132, 134, 168