Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Other Big Game => Topic started by: winston2789 on February 03, 2010, 07:20:52 PM
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I have been wanting to do a deer/antelope hunt in Wyoming for quite some time and finally have the time to do it. My hunting partner and I are thinking about hunting muleys in the region H area and are not sure how the antelope hunting is there, seemed like the numbers were a lot lower then other places in the state. I was wondering if anyone has experience hunting them around the H area, or if it would be a better idea to make the drive East a ways? We wouldn't be opposed to hunting deer somewhere else if the pronghorn was good. We will have 1 1/2- 2 weeks off to make it happen and aren't going after trophys or monsters just respectable animals and a fun hunt. I know some of the easier draws are more private but we wouldn't mind paying a landowner fee either. If anyone has experiences with a DIY deer/antelope in Wyoming hunt or region H I would like to hear. If you would rather pm me then put on open forum that would be fine. Appreciate any help!
Mike
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region h isn't the best antelope hunting, but there are good areas nearby. I think most areas in WY lend themselves to a good combo hunt but I don't think regions G&H for deer are the best for that. They just have the trophy deer.
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Thanks Ridgerunner, that is a good point. I think I'm going to weigh out our options (seasons, quality, quantity, odds, etc.) and figure out what will be the best for what we are looking for.
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if you've got 1.5-2 weeks to burn over there, pick a good goat unit and go there for goats. it wouldn't take but a day or 2 to kill a respectable speedgoat if that's what you're after. WY fish and wildlife has some great resources available to non-residents for information, landowners who will allow hunting, etc.
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if you've got 1.5-2 weeks to burn over there, pick a good goat unit and go there for goats. it wouldn't take but a day or 2 to kill a respectable speedgoat if that's what you're after. WY fish and wildlife has some great resources available to non-residents for information, landowners who will allow hunting, etc.
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