Eastern Wyoming turkeys ??

[Yoder409]

Looks like I'm headed back to Nebraska for spring 2018 hunt.

I'm going to have a few extra days and was eyeing the breaks north of the Route 20 corridor in eastern WY. Can anyone tell me if there are turkeys there ?? Looks like there should be.  It's the only forested area (Google satellite scouting) for quite some distance. But they are seemingly a tail out of Nebraska's pine ridges.

Thanks to any and all who may have some insight !!

[joey46]

I have been researching the Black Hills NF in n/e WY.  All in all looks like it is doable and we may try it this spring on a do it yourself hunt.  Can't get one if you don't go I guess.

[ddturkeyhunter]

Yes the Black Hill in WY is a possibility. Been hunting the Black Hill SD past 20 years. In 2010 filled out early in SD so went over to the WY side because you can buy your tickets over the counter, any where Licsenes are sold. The only thing would be depends on time of year, two times now went from SD BH to the WY side only to find area I was going into had a lot of snow to get into the area I like. But there are a lot of area's lower down to learn to hunt. Good luck and enjoy

[idgobble]

I've hunted the Black Hills right along the border and have called gobblers from SD over the me in WY.  Great fun calling a bird to you from another state! 

[joey46]

Now - which tag to use??

[joey46]

Going to bump this up for the reasons explained in DIY HUNTS.  WY is still the tops on our possibles list.  Thanks.