Any advice with Wyoming antelope hunt guides?

[nw07heavy]

this yr we got 16 out of 20 speed goats, never use a guide just get your tresspass permits. YOU DONT NEED NO STINKING GUIDE

Wildwoody, Would you elaborate on 'tresspass permits'? I've not come across this term before. I appreciate all the knowledge and experience all of you have and are willing to share. Thanks

[AverageJoe]

Read up on the other articles regarding wyoming. This all has been covered on other posts. I wrote a very in depth article about how to hunt wyoming. Its in the antelope hunting section and has all the info you will need

[AverageJoe]

Here it is

 

http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/34438-wyoming-antelope-application-process/

[nw07heavy]

Here it is

 

http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/34438-wyoming-antelope-application-process/

 

AverageJoe, I was just beginning my search to see where your article was, when I spotted this from you. Thank you very much, and I'll get into this right away.

[DesertBull]

I have hunted WY the last 4-yrs in one of the lowest public access areas. We have gone 100% on all tags each trip. If you are not after a big trophy you can save some money and do a DIY hunt. There are a ton of antelope up there and they are not too hard to get to once spotted. The trick is doing a lot of homework on BLM Land in your unit and also keeping up to date with the Walk In Areas on the G&F website.

 

However, if you are trying to draw a prime area and want to make the best of it then a guided hunt may be a better route.

 

Either way. Good luck to you...

 

Yes, be sure to keep up to date on walk in areas. And buy your conservation stamps.

 

[Big Browns]

And be sure to where an Orange hat or vest;)

[wildwoody]

and bring your hunter ed card