What is the best unit to hunt antelope in Wyoming?
Wyoming’s most sought after antelope hunting is primarily found in south-central, central and southwest Wyoming. Most hunt areas in these parts of Wyoming have ample public access on lands managed by the BLM. Public land hunt areas are typically hard to draw.
Can you buy antelope tags over the counter in Wyoming?
Antelope tags are generally available over the counter (leftover licenses from the limited quota draw) and each hunter can harvest two bucks if tags are available during your hunt. While tags are overly abundant, we do encourage hunters to purchase a preference point, just to be certain.
What are the odds of drawing an antelope tag in Wyoming?
Preference Points Held Going Into 2020 Draw HuntScore owner, Matt Habiger, was lucky enough to draw a 1 in 200 odds tag for unit 64-1 Antelope in 2019 with 0 preference points!
What is a Type 2 antelope license in Wyoming?
Things To Know: Type-2 licenses will have different season dates, area boundaries, or antler restrictions than type-1 licenses. These are not always a less desirable hunt than type 1, though they are often viewed as such if they have less favorable season dates or limited public access to the species pursued.
What is the best state to hunt antelope?
Wyoming is the best state for bowhunting and firearm hunting pronghorns. You will need to draw a license to hunt in Wyoming. The state has the highest success rates, highest harvest and the most hunter participation.
What part of Wyoming has the best hunting?
6 Best Hunting Habitats in Wyoming
- Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. One of Wyoming’s most famous hunting areas is the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, which is also known as the Serengeti of North America.
- Green River.
- National Forests.
- Killpecker Sand Dunes.
- Wilderness Country.
- Mountains.
How much are antelope tags in Wyoming?
$326.00
Antelope to the top
| Category | License Type | Price |
|---|---|---|
| ANTELOPE | Nonresident | $326.00 |
| ANTELOPE | Nonresident Doe/Fawn | $34.00 |
| ANTELOPE | Nonresident Landowner | $326.00 |
| ANTELOPE | Nonresident Landowner Doe/Fawn | $34.00 |
How much does it cost to hunt antelope in Wyoming?
Antelope
| Hunt Details | Cost |
|---|---|
| Archery Antelope (Aug. 15-30) | $2550.00 plus License (listed to right) |
| Muzzle Loader Antelope (Sept. 1 – Sept. 30) | $2850.00 plus License (listed to right) |
| Doe Antelope (Sept. 15 – Oct. 31) | $250.00 plus License (listed to right) |
| Non-Hunting Guest | $1000.00 |
What is a Type 9 license in Wyoming?
| License types in Wyoming | ||
|---|---|---|
| Type 4 and 5 | Antlerless | Full price |
| Type 6 and 7 | Antlerless (doe/fawn, cow/calf or ewe/lamb) | Reduced price |
| Type 8 | Doe/fawn whitetail deer Reduced price cow/calf elk Reduced price doe/fawn antelope | Full price |
| Type 9 | Archery only | Full price |
What is a Type 3 deer license in Wyoming?
Type 3 licenses are only valid for (any) white-tailed deer, and do NOT permit mule deer harvest. Many hunt areas also provide reduced-price limited quota “doe/fawn” licenses (Type 6, 7 or 8). Type 6 and 7 licenses permit the take of doe or fawn mule deer or white-tailed deer.