WY Elk Unit 103 — Raymond Mountain

WY 103 — Raymond Mountain: Tactical Analysis Terrain & Access Raymond Mountain spans 6,058–10,517 feet across 169,639 acres of mixed public and private land. Public land comprises 81%, offering solid accessibility for foot-travel hunters. The unit's vertical relief—over 4,400 feet of elevation change—supports diverse habitat from lower sagebrush and aspen to high-country mixed conifers and alpine, typical of the Wyoming Range backbone. Hunters will encounter rugged, trail-dependent terrain requiring solid mountain skills and physical conditioning. Herd Quality Recent wildlife survey data indicate a below-average bull:cow ratio of 18:100, reflecting moderate harvest pressure and a herd skewed toward cows. This..