Blog · October 14, 2026 · Wyoming
The Converse County Hunting Map: a Wyoming guide
Scouting private and public ground in Converse County with the official parcel map, starting near Glenrock.
Main page: Converse County, WY GIS & Parcel Viewer (official map link, Converse County facts and neighboring maps).
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Good Converse County hunting map research starts with one question: whose ground is it? That's true for a woodlot near Rolling Hills and for a field edge outside Douglas. The free Converse County parcel viewer lists owner names and acreage, and the state wildlife agency covers seasons and public land.
We'll cover owner lookups for properties around Rolling Hills, how to approach a landowner, and the agency that sets seasons for Converse County.
How to use the Converse County hunting map
Open the Converse County parcel viewer, turn on aerial imagery, and pan the timber and field edges around Lost Springs; click a tract to see the landowner and acreage. Write down the parcel ID, owner name and mailing address for each property near Lost Springs, then rank them by cover, access and size.
Opening the Converse County parcel viewer
Converse County publishes its parcels on the Converse County parcel viewer, free to use for a lot in Rolling Hills or a property near Glenrock. Click any Converse County parcel near Rolling Hills to open its record: owner, parcel ID and assessed acreage are typically listed. Bookmark our Converse County page too; it tracks the official Wyoming link if it moves and lists the maps around Rolling Hills.
Where to hunt around Lost Springs
Medicine Bow National Forest is part of the county landscape, and checking which side of a line you're on matters near Lost Springs. For seasons, licenses, public hunting areas and any access programs that cover Converse County, check Wyoming Game and Fish Department.
How to approach an owner near Lost Springs
A letter or a daytime visit to an owner near Lost Springs beats a cold call; name the county tract, the game and the dates. Get permission in writing if you can, and carry it while hunting the Converse County tract.
Picking tracts to ask about near Lost Springs
Creek bottoms and fence-row cover near Rolling Hills show clearly on the county imagery, and the parcel lines tell you who to ask about them. A thank-you card and some of the harvest go a long way with county owners near Rolling Hills.
Reading the land around Douglas
Tracts near Esterbrook that back up to timber or a creek are worth more letters than open ground in the county. Liability worries stop some owners near Douglas; a signed release or proof of insurance can ease that, and Wyoming recreational-use law is worth a read.
Work and land use in Converse County
County Business Patterns counted 456 business establishments in Converse County for 2022, led by other services, retail trade, and construction. Support activities for mining and drilling and pipeline transportation make up an above-average share of Converse County businesses, a clue to how land around Glenrock gets used.
Towns and land across Converse County
Town lots cluster around Douglas, the county seat, and Glenrock, Rolling Hills, and Lost Springs. Unincorporated communities in the county, including Esterbrook, Orin, and Bill, show up as small groups of parcels along the roads. Converse County had an estimated 13,809 people in 2023 (Census Bureau), spread across about 4,255 square miles. Beyond the town lots in Rolling Hills, expect big rural parcels across the county. Converse County was organized in 1888, so deeds for older farms near Douglas can run back a long way.
Staying on the right side of the line
Phone GPS near Rolling Hills can drift, especially under timber, so give the line a buffer when you set a stand.
Converse County, WY: common questions
Is there public hunting land in Converse County?
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department publishes public-land maps covering Converse County; confirm boundaries before hunting near Glenrock.
Does the Converse County parcel map show hunting boundaries?
Not really; the viewer for Converse County lists owners, not hunting rights, so permission still comes from the landowner near Glenrock.
Can I hunt unposted land in Converse County without permission?
Always get permission; posting rules vary in Wyoming, and the landowner of land near Rolling Hills decides who hunts.
How do I write a hunting permission letter to a Converse County landowner?
Short works best near Esterbrook: your name, the county tract, the season and a promise to follow the rules.
Can I lease hunting land in Converse County?
Many owners near Rolling Hills lease by the season; put the terms, boundaries and liability in a written agreement.
How can I track down the landowner of the woods near Rolling Hills?
Use the free Converse County parcel map: pan to the woods near Rolling Hills, click the parcel, and note the landowner and mailing address.
Open the official Converse County, WY parcel map Converse County in the Platbookmapper directory
Not a survey. County GIS and tax parcel maps are assessment and planning layers. They are not a substitute for a recorded plat, deed, or licensed survey, especially for fences, setbacks, or boundary disputes.