At a Glance
310Square Miles
43.5%Public Land
4,400 - 5,500Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- GOHUNT Maps are recommended to help navigate this area
- Tires chains recommended during inclement weather
- Cell phone service is spotty throughout the area
Area 113 in Salt Creek, Wyoming, is generally perceived by hunters as a rewarding location due to its favorable draw odds and the abundance of game, particularly during peak seasons. Experienced hunters emphasize the importance of understanding the rugged terrain, which can present challenges but also rewards those who are prepared. Several comments highlight the necessity of scouting trips to familiarize oneself with the area's specific conditions and game movement patterns. Overall, hunters appreciate the unit for offering a good balance of challenge and opportunity, with advice leaning towards thorough preparation and respect for the terrain.
Area 113, also referred to as Salt Creek is located in the central part of the state and north of Casper. Comprised of high plains desert and rolling prairie hunters can find good numbers of antelope here along with decent access options for public land.
A good population of antelope can be found here along with great hunting opportunities for them. Trophy potential is good in this area and hunters will typically have the option to look over a number of antelope before finding the buck they want.