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Offline GUscottie

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Re: Wyoming Deer/Antelope Hunt
« Reply #15 on: February 12, 2014, 11:28:52 PM »
From the research I've done: that area of Wyoming near Kaycee is great and chock full of antelope. The downside, most are on private land. Some will grant permission, but a lot want a fee.

I personally don't hunt east of the Big Horns for deer or Antelope. The best thing I've purchased for my out of state hunting has been the Wyoming GPS with private/public land ownership. Call a gamie for the area. Also, private property and wilderness is NOT marked on the ground (on GPS it will be) so you are responsible, in Wyoming, for knowing where you are.

I can give you advice based on what you want: quality, quantity or a bit of both...Are you looking at drawing yearly? Are you ok with every 3-4 or is max points ok? There are a few tags that are great for both deer and antelope.
Wishing I was fishing...or in Wyoming

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Re: Wyoming Deer/Antelope Hunt
« Reply #16 on: March 02, 2014, 03:50:58 PM »
Me and my brother put in for area R and M for deer and unit 20 for speed goats.
Has any buddy hunted these areas?

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Re: Wyoming Deer/Antelope Hunt
« Reply #17 on: March 03, 2014, 12:03:35 PM »
I've hunted R for the last two years. Been very successful. I've never hunted M but know people who have. Unit 20 for antelope is a gimme for the tag. There are goats there, but I don't know how the unit has them dispersed throughout. I know a lot of units that butt up to the east side of the bighorns have lots of goats, but they're all on private land. 20 is on the south end of the bighorns and I think this may be partly the case, but there is a lot of BLM land there. If you have more specific questions, PM me and I'll try to get you in the right direction if you draw R.
Wishing I was fishing...or in Wyoming

 


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