Blog · October 13, 2026 · Wyoming
Wyoming Landowner Map for Hunting
Use a free Wyoming landowner map to find who owns hunting land: county parcel maps, public versus private ground, land records and permission.
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Paid apps sell it as a subscription, but the core of any Wyoming landowner map is public: county parcel data showing owners and boundaries. Below: the free county maps from Laramie County to Hot Springs County, how to read a parcel record, and a few field tips for Wyoming hunters.
How the Wyoming landowner map works county by county
By Census Bureau land-area figures, Wyoming's 23 counties add up to about 97,088 square miles. The largest Wyoming counties by land area are Sweetwater County, Fremont County, and Carbon County. 23 Wyoming counties have a free parcel map listed in the Platbookmapper directory. The Wyoming maps are county-run, so expect a different interface in Fremont County than in Natrona County. Open our Wyoming page and click the county you plan to hunt, whether that's Hot Springs County or Fremont County.
Common Wyoming landowner map mistakes
On Natrona County ground or anywhere in Wyoming, the classic error is treating the parcel line as the legal boundary. A name on a Fremont County record can be a trust, an estate or a timber company, and finding the decision-maker sometimes takes a phone call or two. Data lag is the other trap, since a Wyoming tract sold last month may still show the old owner.
How Wyoming describes land
Because Wyoming is a section-township-range state, section lines often show on parcel maps in counties like Laramie County and make tracts easy to locate. Parcel lines on Wyoming county maps are approximate, so treat them as a guide and respect what's posted on the ground.
Where Wyoming public hunting ground meets private parcels
Public land is part of the Wyoming picture too, including Medicine Bow National Forest and Yellowstone National Park. Near Medicine Bow National Forest, the county parcel layer shows exactly which bordering tracts are private.
Reading a Wyoming parcel record
A Wyoming parcel record usually lists the owner, a mailing address, acreage, parcel ID and a short legal description. When an owner of rural Wyoming ground lives elsewhere, the mailing address is the only way to reach them.
Wyoming permission slips and hunting leases
A written agreement for ground in Fremont County, even a short one, should list the parcel IDs and the season dates. Bring a printout or screenshot of the Wyoming parcel map so both sides agree on the boundaries.
Free Wyoming maps or a hunting app?
If an app shows a different owner than the Laramie County map, go with the county record. Download offline maps before you head out to Converse County or anywhere rural; signal is unreliable.
Getting permission to hunt Wyoming private land
Map out the ownerships first. In a county like Hot Springs County, two or three clicks usually show whether the ground you want belongs to one owner or several. Offer value to a Wyoming owner: a share of the harvest, help with chores, or simply a promise to report trespassers. Seasons, licenses and any statewide access programs come from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.
Aerial and topo layers in Wyoming county viewers
Owner names tell you who to ask, and the photo layer in the Laramie County viewer, or any other Wyoming map, tells you whether it's worth asking: look for cover, water and edges inside a single ownership. Older imagery can miss recent logging or construction in Wyoming, so treat the photo as a starting point.
Deeds and parcel data in Wyoming
Land records in Wyoming are kept county by county, so a tract in Laramie County and one in Hot Springs County are recorded in different offices. Which office records deeds can differ by state; the official site for Fremont County or any other Wyoming county names it. The parcel record in Laramie County or any other Wyoming county usually gives the deed reference you need to request a copy.
Wyoming county maps worth bookmarking
Some Wyoming starting points:
- sweetwater county gis map
- big horn county gis map
- converse county gis map
- campbell county plat map
- uinta county property map
- Sweetwater County (10,427 sq mi of land)
- Fremont County (9,184 sq mi of land)
- Carbon County (7,898 sq mi of land)
Before you walk in
Before opening day in Wyoming, walk the boundaries in daylight, save waypoints at gates and corners, and note any posted signs or painted trees. If a line on the Wyoming map doesn't match what's posted, go with what's posted and ask the owner.
Frequently asked questions
Is there an official Wyoming landowner map?
Not one statewide map; Wyoming ownership data lives in county parcel viewers like the one for Fremont County.
Do Wyoming county parcel maps cost money?
Yes for viewing: all 23 Wyoming counties in our directory have a free map, though certified copies of deeds cost extra.
Is unposted land in Wyoming open to hunting?
Not automatically. Ask the Wyoming landowner first, posted or not.
How do I find the owner of hunting land in Wyoming?
In the Teton County viewer or any Wyoming county map, click the field and the record shows the owner and mailing address.
Open the Wyoming county GIS 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.