I actually guided for Wind River Mountain Outfitters in Dubois, Wyoming in 2004. Area 67. Good draw rate and the elk are in the wilderness. If you are a non-resident you will have to hire a guide to hunt in Wyoming wilderness areas. The wolves and grizzleys are in the area but the elk are native and still there. There's nothing like horse back into the wilderness of Wyoming for elk and big horns. Look for Fritz at Wind River Mountain Outfitters.

Are you sure there are no grizzlies or wolves in these areas. I know wolves can travel a long ways and they have been seen in Colorado coming from Yellowstone.

I hunted mule deer in the Bighorns (Region "R" units 49& 51) a few weeks back. I sat facing North one evening and listened to bugling bulls to the East (3-4 miles) in a herd of 500 strong- trying to keep tabs on deer movement in my binoculars. Pretty distracting to a cheesehead! There was some debate as to whether the herd was on private or public land. The public is accessible via a road off HWY 14 outside Shell, WY.- or hoofing it up the canyon floor and tenting it upstairs. When I saw those bulls on my spotting scope, It took some fortitude to train my eyes to look for mulies!