WY Pronghorn Unit 78 — McCullough Peaks

WY 78 – McCullough Peaks. Terrain & Access McCullough Peaks spans 601,000 acres across a 3,000-foot elevation band—from sagebrush flats near 3,600 feet to mixed terrain approaching 6,500 feet. Nearly 80% public land provides solid access for self-guided hunters, with most huntable ground on Bureau of Land Management and national forest holdings. The unit's elevation diversity supports pronghorn habitat in lower country and transitional terrain at mid-elevations, typical of Wyoming's high-desert antelope hunting. Proximity to established towns and road networks makes logistics manageable for most hunters. Herd Quality Recent wildlife surveys show a 46:100 buck:doe ratio—an above-average..