Wyoming Elk Hunt Area 104

Elk

35.8% 2025 · 1,642 hunters

Residents
General license
Nonresidents
Draw

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Elk

Licenses

General elk license

Nonresident license: Region general elk license (Western region)

Availability: Residents General license · Nonresidents Draw

Included Includes bull elk

Archery Sep. 1–Sep. 30; Oct. 15–Oct. 24: Any elk.

Oct. 25–Nov. 30: Antlerless elk.

Nonresidents: Nonresidents apply in the drawing for a region general license, valid in any hunt area within the Western region that is not totally limited in quota.

Source: WGFD regulations (2026)

Type 6 limited quota license

Availability: Residents Limited quota · Nonresidents Draw

500 licenses.

Archery Sep. 1–Sep. 30; Oct. 15–Dec. 7: Cow or calf; also valid in Area 105 in Lincoln County.

Source: WGFD regulations (2026)

Type 7 limited quota license

Availability: Residents Limited quota · Nonresidents Draw

200 licenses.

Aug. 15–Aug. 31: Cow or calf valid on or within one-half (1/2) mile of irrigated land.

Archery Sep. 1–Sep. 30; Dec. 15–Dec. 31: Cow or calf; also valid in Area 105 in Lincoln County.

Jan. 1–Jan. 31: Cow or calf valid on private land or west of U.S.

Highway 30 or east of Rock Creek within the Twin Creek drainage.

Source: WGFD regulations (2026)

WGFD's harvest reports give harvest and hunter success as estimates from a survey of license holders.

Success rate history

YearHuntersAllSpikesBulls
HarvestRateHarvestRateHarvestRate
2025164258835.8%362.2%18211.1%
2024176055831.7%372.1%20311.5%
2023126737829.8%90.7%13510.7%
2022156263340.5%483.1%26817.2%
2021144646131.9%684.7%17412.0%

Source: WGFD harvest reports, 2025.

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