Kyle, Ive done quite a bit of pack hunting our wilderness areas, I live closest to east fork but have never back pack hunted it, but have hurricane and richland areas.
I killed my 2nd biggest buck on one such hunt several years ago. Pigs are a possibility as are bears and of course whitetails. Some advise would be to either camp by water and use a filter or pre haul water in. A hammock might be a cold sleep unless you have a quality hammock and pad. You will want a place out of the rain or other weather that time of year, it’s pretty unpredictable. I’d go with a light tent and good pad and bag, but that’s me you can take a light weight ENO or other such hammock for that afternoon nap if you so incline.
Also, keep in mind if ya kill something, you may need to get it to ice if the weather is warm, that may mean a load or two for meat and another one to retrieve your camp, so ya might be kinda choosy depending on how far ya camp from your truck. I’d take a wilderness camp any day over camping on a lease but the game numbers will probably be lower as no new growth goes on in the interior of a wilderness area and animals just dont seem to hang out in the numbers as they do where new growth occurs. BUT that time of year is ideal for rut and they will still be on the acorns so alot of the above is out the window. Like anywhere else hunt saddles and bench bottlenecks , check out old growth terrain changes caused by logging pre mid 80’s when the wilderness areas were designated . If you plan to tree stand hunt, I’d haul it in on a prehunt scouting trip and stash it
Hope this helps. Holler if I can help in anyway