2x1, my uncle has some mobility issues, I'm fine. We are very laid back, and I'll pitch in like I am on the clock. He has hunted Montana for 25 years, and has been a shooting mentor for my whole life. I'll be shooting a .240 weatherby he gave me. I don't get to hunt a lot but will be well prepared and anything better than a representative antelope is icing on the cake. Obviously I'd like something great but a good time with my uncle, likely our last big adventure is most important. Hell I've worked in restaurants for 20 years and own my own, I'll cook dinner if I don't have to wash the dishes.

Colin

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You have to look at preference points and see where it is possible for you to draw a tag.

There are no land owner tags in Wyoming.

I am guessing you have no points?

An outfitted hunt with land owner tags for antelope is possible in Texas, New Mexico, Utah, California and Colorado.

There are lots of units that will have leftover tags in Wyoming that will be available OTC. Look to the eastern half of the state.

There are so many Antelope in Wyoming you shouldn't need a Guide? Just get a leftover tag and drive around in the Unit.

You can get tags pretty easily...even in pretty good units.
I subscribe to Eastmans hunting journal. You can buy a very informative book from them on DIY Antelope hunting for about $20. Their Members Research information is incredibly valuable.
I found DIY hunting for Antelope VERY easy once I did good research, got a good map showing BLM etc (many free softwares on web like Caltopo work well for this)
I was able to take a B&C quality Antelope on a DIY basis by doing this and then filled my freezer with does ( I think the tags were $50 each)

Anyone planning to hunt Wyoming this year needs to be aware that the G&F is changing the licensing procedure for 2017 for deer, antelope, and elk. After the initial draw is completed there will be a second drawing people will have to enter for the tags that are remaining after the first draw. Then any tags that are left after that second drawing will go on sale online on a first come first serve basis like has been done the last number of years after just the one draw.

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Originally posted by Topgun 30-06:
Anyone planning to hunt Wyoming this year needs to be aware that the G&F is changing the licensing procedure for 2017 for deer, antelope, and elk. After the initial draw is completed there will be a second drawing people will have to enter for the tags that are remaining after the first draw. Then any tags that are left after that second drawing will go on sale online on a first come first serve basis like has been done the last number of years after just the one draw.

That's very interesting. Thanks!