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Green River Region: Wyoming hunt areas, harvest and public land

WGFD's Green River Region covers 15,142 square miles and is 68.4% public land. 12 elk, 10 deer and 14 antelope hunt areas lie mostly inside it, and those elk areas took 4,808 elk in 2025 by WGFD's harvest report.

Data updated October 2026. Harvest: WGFD reports to 2025. Land: PAD-US 4.1 and the Office of State Lands. Boundaries: WGFD.

Map of Wyoming with WGFD's Green River Region shaded and its elk hunt areas labeled
The Green River Region's elk hunt areas shaded; those with a page of their own are darker.

The Green River Region covers southwest Wyoming around Rock Springs, Green River, Kemmerer and Evanston, out to the Utah and Idaho lines. Its office is in Green River. BLM land makes up most of its public ground.

Which hunt areas are in the Green River Region?

Each hunt area is listed under the region that holds most of it. Some areas cross a region line.

Elk: 12 hunt areas

The elk hunt areas mostly inside the Green River Region took 4,808 elk in 2025, by WGFD's report.

AreaNameSquare milesPublic landHarvest, latest
Area 21Baggs1,00273.2%1,400 (2025)
Area 30Aspen Mountain55257.4%102 (2025)
Area 31Little Mountain28089.5%85 (2025)
Area 32Pine Mountain37896.2%116 (2025)
Area 100Steamboat3,73572.6%425 (2025)
Area 102West Green River1,49073.6%559 (2025)
Area 103Raymond Mountain26576.5%308 (2025)
Area 104Lincoln67671.2%588 (2025)
Area 105Carter Lease1,69851.6%214 (2025)
Area 106Unita73224.4%625 (2025)
Area 107Hickey Mountain1,52569.7%166 (2025)
Area 124Powder Rim2,86970.2%220 (2025)

Deer: 10 hunt areas

The deer hunt areas mostly inside the Green River Region took 1,981 deer in 2025, by WGFD's report (mule deer and white-tailed deer added together).

AreaNameSquare milesPublic landHarvest, latest
Area 82Baggs1,00273.2%548 (2025)
Area 100South Wamsutter1,77573%61 (2025)
Area 101Black Butte1,09365.8%25 (2025)
Area 102Aspen Mountain1,21177%132 (2025)
Area 131Steamboat4,23275.2%108 (2025)
Area 132Cedar Mountain1,68667.1%297 (2025)
Area 133Uinta57119.3%174 (2025)
Area 134Bear River Divide1,24954.2%143 (2025)
Area 135West Green River2,40073.3%298 (2025)
Area 168Medicine Butte44844.1%195 (2025)

Antelope: 14 hunt areas

The antelope hunt areas mostly inside the Green River Region took 1,907 antelope in 2025, by WGFD's report.

AreaNameSquare milesPublic landHarvest, latest
Area 53Baggs1,00273.2%49 (2025)
Area 57South Wamsutter1,77573%109 (2025)
Area 58Black Butte-Kenny Rim1,09365.8%44 (2025)
Area 59Aspen Mountain55257.4%134 (2025)
Area 92Steamboat1,34376.6%163 (2025)
Area 93West Green River92483.7%282 (2025)
Area 94Carter Lease85647.4%400 (2025)
Area 95Cedar Mountain1,33970%313 (2025)
Area 96West Farson1,28658.9%69 (2025)
Area 98Sage94272.8%38 (2025)
Area 99Uinta91833.1%144 (2025)
Area 100Bear River Divide84255.8%89 (2025)
Area 101Yellow Point1,36096%29 (2025)
Area 112Pine Mountain65893.3%44 (2025)

Moose: 8 hunt areas

The moose hunt areas mostly inside the Green River Region took 84 moose in 2025, by WGFD's report.

AreaNameSquare milesPublic landHarvest, latest
Area 26Lincoln1,79978.7%42 (2025)
Area 27Uinta73224.4%16 (2025)
Area 33Lower Green River27756.3%5 (2025)
Area 35Henry's Fork1,52569.7%5 (2025)
Area 36Bear River Divide84255.8%5 (2025)
Area 40Lower Hams Fork1,52453%6 (2025)
Area 41Sierra Madres2,74562.9%5 (2025)
Area 44East Flaming Gorge2,30471.7%0 (2025)

Harvest: WGFD harvest reports. Public land measured by FilledTag from USGS PAD-US 4.1 (federal land) and the Office of State Lands and Investments (state trust land).

How much public land is in the Green River Region?

ManagerAcresShare of the region
BLM5,495,75856.7%
National forest561,3885.8%
State trust land376,6093.9%
Bureau of Reclamation194,4352%
National wildlife refuge31,9660.3%
National park (no general hunting)8,3110.1%

In the Office of State Lands and Investments' own parcel layer, the region holds 378,786 acres of state trust land; it classes 85,424 acres as having no known public access and 105,130 acres with road access or access from other state land.

WGFD access areas in the Green River Region

WGFD's data places 1 Wildlife Habitat Management Area, 11 Public Access Areas, 4 Hunter Management Areas and 54 Walk-In Hunting Areas mostly in this region. Those with a page of their own:

Questions hunters ask

How much public land is in WGFD's Green River Region?

68.4% of the region's 9,691,008 acres is public land open to hunting under its manager's rules, measured by FilledTag from USGS PAD-US 4.1 and Office of State Lands data.

How many elk hunt areas are in the Green River Region?

12 elk hunt areas lie mostly inside it, along with 10 deer and 14 antelope hunt areas, by WGFD's boundaries.

What WGFD access areas are in the Green River Region?

Among others: Red Rim-Grizzly WHMA (38,354 acres), Bear River Divide PAA (230,346 acres), Viva Naughton PAA (4,148 acres), Bear River Divide HMA (217,963 acres) and Coyote Creek HMA (5,482 acres). Each has its own page with WGFD's access dates and rules.

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Where these numbers come from

FilledTag is not part of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. Numbers are copied from WGFD and the other agencies named, or measured by FilledTag from their maps; nothing on this page is estimated by FilledTag. WGFD's regulations are the final word on every rule.