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<blockquote data-quote="bigtex" data-source="post: 4130746" data-attributes="member: 2245"><p>ROVERBOY and AllOutdoors, a Pronghorn hunt is probably the easiest and less expensive hunt you can do out west.</p><p>And yes I think Wyoming does have the highest population of Antelope.</p><p>It's a bit confusing trying to figure out which unit to hunt, some units it might take several years to draw a tag others you can draw the first year and some even have leftover tags available. The problem I found is that the units where you can draw easily have limited public land.</p><p>This was my first Pronghorn hunt and AThiker and Buzzardbreath helped me tremendously. </p><p>I aint no spring chicken and didn't want to wait several years to hunt so I took the easy road and found a ranch that takes a limited number of hunters per year, you basically pay a trespass fee. The ranch I hunted even had some old oil rig trailers set up for the hunters to sleep in along with a walk in cooler etc. It wasn't a guided hunt but the rancher takes you out the day before your hunt and shows you where you can and cannot hunt. Each hunter has his own section to his self. I had a blast!! Probably shot too soon [killed the first day] and saw larger ones over the next couple of days while out just seeing the sights.</p><p>I'm hooked and have already booked a hunt for my Grandson and myself for the 2017 season.</p><p>Don't do as I did and keep putting it off, life's to short. I wish I had taken the plunge years ago.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bigtex, post: 4130746, member: 2245"] ROVERBOY and AllOutdoors, a Pronghorn hunt is probably the easiest and less expensive hunt you can do out west. And yes I think Wyoming does have the highest population of Antelope. It's a bit confusing trying to figure out which unit to hunt, some units it might take several years to draw a tag others you can draw the first year and some even have leftover tags available. The problem I found is that the units where you can draw easily have limited public land. This was my first Pronghorn hunt and AThiker and Buzzardbreath helped me tremendously. I aint no spring chicken and didn't want to wait several years to hunt so I took the easy road and found a ranch that takes a limited number of hunters per year, you basically pay a trespass fee. The ranch I hunted even had some old oil rig trailers set up for the hunters to sleep in along with a walk in cooler etc. It wasn't a guided hunt but the rancher takes you out the day before your hunt and shows you where you can and cannot hunt. Each hunter has his own section to his self. I had a blast!! Probably shot too soon [killed the first day] and saw larger ones over the next couple of days while out just seeing the sights. I'm hooked and have already booked a hunt for my Grandson and myself for the 2017 season. Don't do as I did and keep putting it off, life's to short. I wish I had taken the plunge years ago. [/QUOTE]
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