Wyoming antelope surplus tags.....what to do?

[pat2bear]

Wish I would've seen this earlier. I've hunted 29 twice in the last 6 years and killed bucks both times on public land. Shoot me a PM me if you want any info.

[RadSav]

I really thought I would be busy shipping broadheads and getting ready for my OIL bull elk tag/hunt (apparently for me it's once in a life time.  Maybe never in a lifetime )  So I decided not to go back to WY this year.  But I'm thinking I might need to let off some steam and take my frustrations out on a poor little speedster.  Almost 400 left over tags in the area I hunt.  Should be time for me to take this week and think about it.

Go, I double dog dare you!

Do you want a couple of new hunting partners Rad?

Looks like the only spots left are September 16-20.  So probably no go for me!  If we shoot an elk last day of the archery season I'd never have time to butcher.  And so far I haven't found a butcher in Vancouver worth a roll of toilet paper!

Price would be in the neighborhood of 2K. +lic, tag, permit, gratuity...

[Bob33]

Make sure you have your hunter education card, no grandfather clause there.

Required for anyone born on or after 1/1/1966. Not required for hunters born before that date.

[GotMyTag]

Wyoming antelope hunting is just a blast.  Just use glass and find them and even if on private they often leave.  But for your point of filling the freezer I would go to Colorado and buy a cow elk tag.  Much better eating.  They might have leftover Elk cow tags in wyoming as well.

[GUscottie]

Did you end up going? What was the info on your guide buddy? Bueller? I'm actually thinking about these units myself. Ha