Antelope
The antelope are hunted on approximately 120,000 acres of private leases in Wyoming. Over the years, our hunters have had very good success on trophy-quality antelope. Combined with the deer, this makes an excellent combination hunt.

We also offer straight antelope hunts with both bow and rifle. Our success on both the bow and rifle are over 95%.

Our bow hunts run from August 15 through August 31. The method we use for hunting the antelope with a bow are blinds, set up over water holes. Bow hunters have excellent chances at Pope and Young quality antelope.

Besides the combination deer hunts, we also offer straight antelope rifle hunts. These hunts take place the month of October. On the spot and stalk hunt, hunters can expect to see large numbers of antelope. Average bucks taken range from 13 to 15 inches. Every year some Boone & Crocket class animals are taken.

We took 28 antelope bow hunters in August 2011, harvesting 21 bucks. They were 24 for 28 shooting. The average score was 68 P&Y. The largest buck taken was a 75 P&Y. All of the mule deer/antelope combo rifle hunters harvested antelope bucks. We also took 16 straight antelope rifle hunters who harvested 16 bucks. The rifle buck average was 74 B&C with 3 bucks that scored over 80. The largest being an 84.