Unit Boundaries

[sealer]

Does Wyoming post anything similar to Colorado regarding unit boundary descriptions?

It's obvious when it's a hard landmark (river or road) but I'm trying to figure the southern/southwestern boundary of 63-antelope.

Anything to do with the Ferris Mtns??? Drainages to the NE? I can see where it should terminate at Seminoe Dam, but from there up to Muddy Gap/Three Forks is somewhat vague.

Thx - Drew

 

[piper]

LAST EDITED ON Mar-06-10 AT 12:41PM (MST)[p]the exact boundry description is in that elusive map looking thing that will come with your tag.

 

[Willy_P]

I forget if it's the spine of the chain or not for sure. If you get the pdf file off the G&F site it has the physical description of it. I will try and look around here for an old map and get back if you don't look up the pdf file.

Pat C.

 

[Willy_P]

YES Bradley Peak over and along the spine of the Ferris chain.

Pat C.

 

[txschicken]

Not sure if this is any help or what you are already referring to as vague.
http://gf.state.wy.us/admin/regulations/chapter5/ch5ant.htm

Area 63. North Ferris. Beginning at Muddy Gap Junction; northeasterly along Wyoming Highway 220 to the Kortes Road (Natrona County Road 407); southerly along said road to the North Platte River; southerly up said river to Seminoe Dam and the divide along the Seminoe Mountains; westerly along said divide to Bradley Peak and the northeast branch of the Continental Divide; northwesterly along said divide to Ferris Peak and the divide along the Ferris Mountains; northwesterly along said divide to Muddy Gap Junction.

 

[sealer]

Perfect guys!

That's what I was looking. Thx.

 

[sealer]

...looking for.

 

[chipc]

Or, you can go to the mytopo site. They have unit maps that show the boundaries. I've found them VERY helpful. Chip