Hunters across Washakie County know the Hamilton Antelope Walk-In Area as one of the reliable public access spots near Worland. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department enrolls private and state trust land into this program. Antelope move through this stretch during fall season, drawing hunters from across the region.
You will notice many trees here, including cottonwoods and box elders. With few natural windbreaks across the open plains, strong gusts regularly sweep through the area, placing ongoing stress on trees growing near fence lines, barns, and other outbuildings.
Landowners near walk-in areas face a different kind of tree trouble than in town. Fewer neighbors means storm damage can sit unnoticed for weeks. A fallen limb near a canal or access road creates a hazard for hunters and landowners alike.
We Bring Local Expertise for the Best Care
307 Tree Service and Landscaping serves landowners near Hamilton Antelope WIA and throughout rural Washakie County. Our crew clears storm-damaged trees, trims limbs near fence lines, and removes stumps from land that sees heavy foot traffic during hunting season.
Rural properties near canal banks often have different needs than in-town lots, and we plan around that. We adjust our methods based on terrain, water access, and canal proximity. Whether you manage a small parcel or open rangeland, our team clears the job site fully and leaves the land ready for use.
Our Professionals Use the Right Tools for the Best Results
Land near Hamilton Antelope WIA sits on canal-fed soil that stays soft near water and dry everywhere else. Wind across the open plains stresses root systems and weakens limbs faster than in sheltered areas.
Our crew carries chainsaws, stump grinders, chippers, rigging ropes, and safety harnesses built for rural terrain. Near canal banks and access roads, we rely on manual cuts to protect the water source and surrounding grass.
When a job demands more power, we bring equipment suited for open land. 307 Tree Service and Landscaping treats every rural property with the same care as an in-town lot.
Driving Directions From 307 Tree Service and Landscaping
Hamilton Antelope WIA sits about 22 miles from our shop, and the drive usually takes 24 minutes.
- We leave 915 S 9th St and head toward Bighorn Ave W
- Turn left onto Bighorn Ave W for a short stretch
- Turn right onto US-16 E/US-20 E for the bulk of the drive
- Turn left onto County Lane 3 and stay on it a while
- Turn left onto Upper Hanover Canal Rd near the end
The WIA sits just off this road once you turn onto Upper Hanover Canal Rd. If US-16 E runs slow, our crew knows back roads through the county and still arrives close to schedule.