You really need to be prepared for a shock when you read this because it's not good! Did you do any homework before you applied and do you have any PPs and did you apply as a party? I hate to break the news to you, but those are probably the worst areas you could have picked in the entire state. There is no Federal land and the state lands that are there are square mile sections spread all over the place and hardly any are legally accessible because they are completely surrounded by private land. I also have no idea how you could make that statement about draw odds because 34 and 36 are not easy to draw. In fact, 34 was only a 15% chance last year as a first choice! I would STRONGLY suggest you go back to the drawing board and look into areas with plenty of public land that you have a chance to draw a tag in. The southeastern section of the state is NOT the area to be looking at for a DIY hunt for anything because it is almost all private property. If you don't make changes in your application and draw ANY of the three units you put down, you will get out there and have two weeks without even being able to take your guns out of your cases! It's hard to believe that you have just come on a website to ask all of these questions AFTER you applied and AFTER the application period has closed. Most people don't know this, but at least you're lucky that you can either withdraw completely or modify the applications until June 3, but whatever you decide to do, if you put in as a party the leader will have to make the changes. Incidentally, fence lines don't mean squat most of the time out there as far as being property lines. You will need good BLM maps and a GPS, preferably with a landownership chip in it so you know exactly where you're at and don't get arrested for trespassing out there. Many times even when you are legal the ranchers or outfitters will tell you that you are on deeded land and try to scare you off. Trust me, as I've have hunted out in Wyoming most years since 1992. Good luck!