Your Best Tips for first time wyoming antelope hunt?

[DOUBLELUNG]

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I'll add one to DL's that he forgot.

 

• If you and your partner are trying to convince each other to shoot a certain goat in front of you, give in, as it may just be a 84 incher

 
That IS good advice.  How are the toes?

[cryfowl]

Thanks for the advice.  There are a few tags left for Mule Deer a couple units south of where we are going to be.  If the area looks good while I am there then I may have to buy a buck tag too.

[Rob]

Interesting story about that buck with the velvet that is hanging in shreds on the other page:

We did not have any deer tags that day.  We were hunting prongs only.  Then we saw that monster on the way out.  We watched him for a while and dad decided he wanted him.  So we drove all the way to Sheridan to the G&F office (~80 miles I think) and bought a tag, then drove all the way back.  When we got to the place he was, he had moved...  about 50 yards.  Dad shot and we had the deer. 

[MADMAX]

My next hunt is coming up for WY leaving Wa around the 8th of Oct, first time antelope hunting area #29 and I have a deer tag also for region J.
I got the elk done now can I get a deer and 2 antelope ? , hope so.

[Widgeondeke]

Get in your truck, drive 20+ hours and look out your window; lopes everwhere  ....just saying.
Sled, I will text you pics and the camp grid coordinates later this week. I'm leaving in a few hours 
BTW - my brother got there yesterday and already stuck a doe with his bow  on the first day. Camp meat    is waiting for us.

[300bullelk]

I have some friends (believe it or not) that have been back a couple of times. The last time they went and drove, as soon as they got into town they rented a small pickup that had Wyoming plates  and noone payed any attention to them hunting both private and public. They always had permission to hunt on private and even had folks asking them if they had talked to the landowner as they were nieghbors and just checking on em. Worked out pretty good

[Widgeondeke]

SLED,
   Congrats on your camp filling 7 tags yesterday. Can't wait to see your pics and read the story 

[sled]

  After my first hunt in wyoming my best tips are watch out for the prickly pear cactus(ouch), and bring one of the reciver mounted hanging post for skinning out lopes.  When you do six in one day on the ground the back and legs get pretty sore.  It would also help keep the meat clean.  The best one is if you have never been apply for the tags, and go.  You will be happy you did!