Hunt north central Wyoming on private ranches that have excellent antelope populations.

Rifle hunting is done primarily by spot and stalk . Archery hunts are by spot and stalk or sitting in blinds by waterholes or feeding areas. The terrain on the ranches ranges from flat to rolling with some good draws that allow hunters to use the lay of the land to close the distance for a shot.

This operation normally runs 100% shot opportunity for both archery and rifle hunts.

Draw odds are 100% for the three units they hunt. Application dates are Jan 1 -  Mar. 15. Leftover tags are available after the draw but book early to assure availability.

Includes meals, lodging, 2×1 guiding, field care and skinning of animals, airport shuttle to and from Sheridan airport.

4 Day Archery Hunt - $1950 (Aug. 15 - Sept. 30)
3 Day Rifle Hunt - $1950 (Oct. 1 - Nov. 15)

Can also do as an antelope / deer combo hunt - as below.

5 Day Archery Antelope / Mule Deer Combo - $3950
4 Day Rifle Antelope / Mule Deer Combo - $4250
4 Day Rifle Antelope / Whitetail Combo - $3450

Choose bow or gun to hunt antelope with this outfitter on private ranches near Sheridan.
Archery methods include elevated stands, ground blinds or spot and stalk. Rifle hunts are primarily spot and stalk. A fun hunt with lots of game to see. Bucks taken are typically in the 13 to 15 inch range.

Includes meals, lodging, 2 hunters/guide, airport pick-up and drop-off, transportation of meats and mounts to processing plant or taxidermist.

Draw odds are 100% for this unit. Application dates are Jan 1 - Mar. 15. This unit normally has leftover antelope tags which can be applied for in early July. A hunter’s safety card is required for rifle hunters if born after January 1, 1966 - not needed for archery hunters.

3 Day (4 night) Archery Hunt - $1850 (Sept. 1 -24)
3 Day (4 night) Rifle Hunt - $1850 (Oct. 1-31)

This private ranch hunt has good numbers of mule deer and antelope, so why not hunt both and book a combo hunt? The price is over $1000 less than if you hunt both species on a single species hunt.

Hunting is by spot and stalk. This is a fun hunt with lots of game to see and lots of bucks to choose from. Mule deer score 140-170 with some larger. The antelope are typically 13-15 inch.

Includes meals, lodging, 2 hunters/guide, airport pick-up and drop-off, transportation of meats and mounts to processing plant or taxidermist.

Draw odds are 100% for this unit. Application dates are Jan 1 - Mar. 15. Leftover tags, if available, can be applied for in early July. A hunter’s safety card is required for rifle hunters if born after January 1, 1966 - not needed for archery hunters.

5 Day Hunt - $4800 (Oct. 1 - Oct. 14)

Nebraska residents can use archery, muzzleloader or rifles. Non-residents can only hunt antelope with archery equipment (including crossbows). Consequently, this outfitter has been specializing in bow hunts and has been highly successful. Shot opportunities typically run 100%. Harvested bucks have scored from 60 to 85+.

Hunting is by using decoys, spot and stalk and stand hunting. Stands are near alfalfa fields or waterholes. All of these methods have produced well but decoying during the late September rut is probably the most popular. Hunting is on private ranches in the northwest part of the state.

Shots average 35-40 yards with 15 yards being a close shot. Hunters using flat shooting bows that can hit out to 60+ yards will bump the odds in their favor.

Statewide non-resident archery licenses are available over-the-counter and cost $155.50 plus $20 for a habitat stamp. Resident muzzleloader and rifle licenses cost $35 and are available via a draw.

One guide is provided for up to 3 hunters. Hunters normally rotate by having one hunter doing a spot and stalk or decoy hunt with the guide while the others stand hunt.

Includes meals, lodging, guide (2×1), field care and skinning of animals.

4 Day Archery Hunt - $1500 (Aug. 20 - Oct. 7, 2013)

5 Day Archery Hunt - $1650 (Aug. 20 - Oct. 7, 2013)

3 Day Muzzleloader Hunt (NE residents only) - $1300 (Sept. 15 - 30, 2013)

3 Day Rifle Hunt (NE residents only) - $1300 (Oct. 13 - 28, 2013)

Can also be done as 5 day combo with mule deer (see Hunt #37-MDPA) or whitetail (see Hunt #37-WDPA)

This archery hunt is offered by the outfitter that has Hunts #37-WD and Hunt #37-MD. Their ranches in western Nebraska have good numbers of whitetails and antelope along with some trophy class animals of both species. The outfitter specializes in archery hunts and knows how to get it done.

Whitetails normally score between 120-150 with an occasional 170+. Antelope bucks have run 60 to 85 P&Y.

Hunting methods will consist of hunting out of stands and blinds in addition to spot and stalk. One strategy employed is stand hunting for whitetails in the morning and evening and spot and stalk for antelope during the mid-day. See Hunts #37-WD and Hunt #37-PA for additional details.

Includes meals, lodging, guide (2×1), field care and skinning of animals. License cost is $209 for mule deer and $155.50 for antelope plus a $16 habitat stamp. Licenses are available over-the-counter with no draw. Crossbows are legal to use.

6 Day Hunt - $4600 (Sept. 15 -  Oct 31)

Hunt the Belle Fourche River drainage in eastern Wyoming. This outfitter leases over 200,000 acres to spread out pressure and assure that trophy class animals are available every year.

This is a great hunt for bow hunters or rifle hunters. Hunting is by spot and stalk along with decoys and blinds at water holes. 100% harvest with many Pope and Young class bucks.

Archery season is the month of September - crossbows are legal to use. Rifle season is October and November.

Draw odds are 100% for this unit. Application dates are Jan 1 - Mar. 15. A hunter’s safety card is required for rifle hunters if born after January 1, 1966 - not needed for archery hunters.

3 Day Hunt - $1995

5 Day antelope/mule deer combo - $4900
5 Day antelope/whitetail/Merriam’s turkey combo $4500

Here is way to really maximize your time, travel expenses and hunt cost  by doing a five day hunt for three different species.

Located in northeast Wyoming, this outfitter leases multiple private ranches that contain excellent populations of whitetail deer, pronghorn antelope and Merriam’s turkey. Shot opportunity has been 100% for all three species.

The better whitetail bucks score from 120-140 with the top end being 150. The antelope in this area are known for extreme horn length but they do score well due to good mass and long cutters.

Deer and antelope licenses are by draw but odds have been 100%. Application period is January 1 - March 15. License cost is approximately $300 each for antelope and deer. Turkey licenses are $72 and are available over-the-counter. A hunter’s safety card is required for rifle hunters if born after January 1, 1966 - not needed for archery hunters.

5 Day Hunt - $4500 - 2 hunters / guide - Archery: Sept 1-30 and Rifle: Oct. 1-Nov. 10

Here is your chance to take  a mule deer and an antelope on the same hunt.

Located in northeast Wyoming, these private ranches contain excellent populations of antelope and mule deer. Shot opportunity has been 100% for both species. Can be done as an archery hunt or a rifle hunt.

This is a hunt where you can expect to see good numbers of animals along with respectable bucks. Since the outfitter has over 200,000 acres leased, they do not over hunt their ranches. License is by draw but odds have been 100%. Application period is January 1 - March 15. License cost is approximately $300 each for antelope and deer. A hunter’s safety card is required for rifle hunters if born after January 1, 1966 - not needed for archery hunters.

A fun hunt with great western scenery, lots of animals, private cabins, a beautiful lodge, excellent meals and competent guides. By choosing to do this hunt as a combo, you get an extra day to hunt and save $500 off the price of a mule deer and antelope hunt done separately.

Lodging is provided in modern cabins. Meals are served in the main lodge. Airport pick-up and drop-off at Gillette, WY and Rapid City, SD is available for a fee.

Mule Deer / Antelope Combo - Archery Sept. 1-30 and Rifle Oct. 1-20

5 Day Hunt - $4800 - 2 hunters / guide

This hunt takes place in Colorado’s best antelope units - 3 and 301. Past clients have not only seen LOTS of antelope but have had excellent success rates on bucks 14 inches or better. Hunting is on private ranches and by spot and stalk.

The outfitter has limited landowner vouchers so hunters that book early are assured they can get a license. Licenses can also be obtained via the draw process. The best odds of drawing are with the “private land” option versus the general unit tag. In 2010, the private land tag only took one point to draw and 40% of applicants drew the private land tag with no points. The cost for a non-resident antelope license is $329. The application deadline is April 3, 2012. Anyone born after January 1, 1949 must have a hunter education card to apply – Colorado accepts hunter education cards from other states.

Includes 2×1 guiding, meals and lodging. Hunt dates are October 1-13, 2011.

2 ½ Day Hunt (3 nights) - $1800 if you draw the license or $2300 with landowner voucher

Hunt private ranches in western South Dakota for pronghorn antelope.

If sitting on a waterhole isn’t for you, then this hunt may be what you are looking for. The outfitter uses horses to get in close to the antelope by dismounting and hiding behind the horses using the old Jeremy Johnson method. Past clients have experienced 100% shot opportunity under 40 yards with many clients getting multiple shots.

Great mass and good prongs are characteristics of the primary ranch. Bucks average 73-80 with an occasional larger.

The antelope permit ($245) provides two tags, a buck and a doe, and hunters can shoot one of each on this hunt. The application deadline is usually in August with the hunts occurring the 1st two weeks in October. Archery tags are unlimited and over-the-counter while rifle tags are via draw. A preference point system is in place for the rifle tags. Rifle tags are hard to draw without a preference point. Hunters may apply as a group. Hunters under the age of 16 must have a Hunter Ed card or a previous license from another state to apply.

This is beautiful country close to the Black Hills so there is lots to see and do after your hunt is over.

Included: 2×1 guide, meals, lodging.

3 Day Rifle Hunt - $1750 (plus 6% sales tax)
4 Day Rifle Hunt - $2100 (plus 6% sales tax)

4 Day Archery Hunt - $1750 (plus 6% sales tax) - no draw required for archery tags

This area has a good population of antelope and past hunters have seen 25+ bucks per day. Bucks scoring 70 B&C are very possible and five Boone & Crockett bucks have been taken in the past four years. Success rate is near 100%.

Includes meals, lodging, 2 hunters/guide, in-field transportation.

Draw odds are 100% for this unit. Application dates are Jan 1 - Mar. 15. This unit normally has leftover antelope tags which can be applied for in early July. A hunter’s safety card is required for rifle hunters if born after January 1, 1966 - not needed for archery hunters.

3 Day Rifle Hunt - $1700 (Oct 1 - Nov. 20)