Nebraska Pronghorn Antelope - Hunt #37-PA

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. Not only have shot opportunities been close to 100% but the quality is VERY good too. 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 - $1400 (Aug. 20 – Oct. 7, 2011)

5 Day Archery Hunt - $1550 (Aug. 20 – Oct. 7, 2011)

3 Day Muzzleloader Hunt - $1500 (Sept. 17 - Oct.  2, 2011)

3 Day Rifle Hunt (NE Residents only) - $1500 (Oct. 8-23, 2011)

Can also be done as 6 day combo with mule deer (see Hunt #37-MDPA) or whitetail (see Hunt #37-WDPA)