At a Glance
287Square Miles
61.2%Public Land
6,200 - 7,375Elevation Range
Quick Tips
- Be prepared to glass long distances
- A GPS with a land status map is recommended
- Be prepared to shoot at distances longer than 200 yards
Hunters discussing Area 96 in West Farson, Wyoming, share valuable insights on the unit's terrain and game behavior. The landscape is noted for its mix of open sage flats and rugged hills, making it essential for hunters to be prepared for varying conditions. Seasonal patterns suggest that deer and antelope are more active and visible during early morning and late evening hours. Additionally, hunters emphasize the importance of understanding draw odds, as tags can be challenging to obtain, advising careful planning and research to increase chances of success.
This hunt area is located in Southwestern Wyoming north of Interstate 80 and west of Highway 191. This area has seen slow herd growth, but hunters still have a great chance to harvest a nice buck. Terrain here lets hunters glass a lot of land from high vantage points.
A lot of large herds that can be found in several locations throughout the unit. Trophy quality bucks are hard to find, but can be found with time in the field glassing and scouting the unit. Large herds are found in areas along Alkali Creek and Big Sandy River. Manmade waterholes provide year-round water sources.