We still have openings for 2-3 hunters in WY for antelope this year. There is a draw in WY but because of the amount of private land where the hunt is offered there are always leftover tags. Hunt is 3 days fully guided, and has had a 100% kill on nice 13"-15" bucks for last five years. Hunt costs $1550.00 and you supply your own lodging and meals. Cost includes guiding services for 1 buck and 2 does, field prep of trophy and transportation to meat processing, taxidermist if needed and airport pick up and delivery in Gillette. Your only additional cost would be tags and meat processing.

For more info. contact me anytime.

Regards,

Mark

Email sent...sakofan.....

Mark,
What are the dates?
Mike

Or, for free, a guy can ask around for permission or hunt public land, which is just as good. You don't need a guide to hunt a 13-15" antelope. I'm not trying to insult anyone who uses guides, I'm just trying to save you money. $1500 with no lodging/food/foot massages/blowjobs is a ripoff.

43deer i secound that.You can hunt every thing included for that much.

Fellas, Mr. Young was just telling us all what he has available. If you don't like it, don't sign up.

Hi Mike,

Like I said, I am not trying to insult anyone. I'm just saying that a guy can find access to hunt antelope for free or for trespass fees way less than $1500. As for being a "know it all yankee", well, I know that a guy can have a great antelope hunt in Wyoming for far less cost than $1500. Antelope are not difficult to find or hunt, but they are by far my favorite big game animal to spend my vacation time chasing. Again, nothing against using a guide for certain things... I go on guided fishing trips in Mexico, because I am not from there and don't have a boat, and if I had one I wouldn't want to tow it all the way down there. If I had the money, I'd probably go on a guided moose hunt in Alaska (maybe with Mark Young) for the chance to kill a trophy of a lifetime. I'm just saying that killing a buck antelope in Wyoming is not rocket science, and an expensive guide is not needed. What would you think of people wanting to go on a guided dove hunting trip in Texas? I bet I could find a place to hunt there.

Now the "Yankee" thing again. Nothing I said made me out to be a "know it all", but I know more than most non-residents and was just trying to help. Of course the oil/gas industry is destroying northern Wyoming (Gillette), so maybe you do know more about it than me.

Well,
I'm sorry for flying off the handle like that.
All I'm trying to say is,In Wyoming,I might as well be in Tokyo.
I'd be completely lost,and think it would be worth having help.
Again,I apologize for being such a turd
Mike

Provided I draw a tag, I'll be hunting antelope in Wyoming this fall too. Though I will go guided, it does include food and lodging for a bit less than what is posted here.

You can spend a lot more or a lot less depending on the area (state), public or private land, etc. Hunts for antelope, like any hunt, run the gamut on price!