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Wyoming Area 22 - Crazy Woman

Updated Jul 17, 2026

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Hunters discussing Area 22 - Crazy Woman, Wyoming, emphasize the area's rugged terrain and the importance of being prepared for challenging conditions. Many highlight the need for proper scouting and understanding the movement patterns of local game to increase success rates. The draw odds can be tough, suggesting that persistence and strategic planning are crucial for securing a tag. Overall, experienced hunters recommend spending adequate time in the field to familiarize oneself with the area's unique characteristics and maximize hunting opportunities.

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At a Glance

11Square Miles

23.3%Public Land

3,931 - 5,382Elevation Range

This large unit is found in North Central Wyoming and lies just southeast of the town of Buffalo. Good numbers of antelope can be found here but public land is minimal and generally heavily pressured. Public land hunters can find success on this unit but generally the best odds, and biggest bucks, will be found on private lands.

Good numbers of antelope are found here but the lack of public hunting opportunities can be a big hurdle for most. Private lands will generally hold the highest odds for success.

Quick Tips

Rattlesnakes can be commonly found here
Bad cell phone service in this area
GOHUNT Maps are recommended to help navigate this area
Partridge, pheasant, and cottontail rabbit can be found throughout the unit

GOHUNT

Wyoming Area 22 - Crazy Woman

Updated Jul 17, 2026

See what hunters are saying

Hunters discussing Area 22 - Crazy Woman, Wyoming, emphasize the area's rugged terrain and the importance of being prepared for challenging conditions. Many highlight the need for proper scouting and understanding the movement patterns of local game to increase success rates. The draw odds can be tough, suggesting that persistence and strategic planning are crucial for securing a tag. Overall, experienced hunters recommend spending adequate time in the field to familiarize oneself with the area's unique characteristics and maximize hunting opportunities.

This is an AI-generated summary from comments and user reviews, and won't always be correct.

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At a Glance

11Square Miles

23.3%Public Land

3,931 - 5,382Elevation Range

This large unit is found in North Central Wyoming and lies just southeast of the town of Buffalo. Good numbers of antelope can be found here but public land is minimal and generally heavily pressured. Public land hunters can find success on this unit but generally the best odds, and biggest bucks, will be found on private lands.

Good numbers of antelope are found here but the lack of public hunting opportunities can be a big hurdle for most. Private lands will generally hold the highest odds for success.

Quick Tips

Rattlesnakes can be commonly found here
Bad cell phone service in this area
GOHUNT Maps are recommended to help navigate this area
Partridge, pheasant, and cottontail rabbit can be found throughout the unit