Texas Pronghorn Antelope Hunts

17 December 2011, 18:43

Sagebrush Hunts, LLC has a few openings for the 2012 Texas Pronghorn season. These hunts are based out of my families own ranch near Dalhart, TX along with several other ranches near by. You may hunt with a gun or bow or both. Season normally opens the first Saturday of October and runs for 9 days, season has not been set by the state yet. This is a very good hunt with bucks scoring from 70-84 inches in the past 6 years. Visit my photo gallery for pictures of past success.

http://www.sagebrushhunts.com/Photo_Gallery__1.html

References gladly furnished upon request.
A few AR members have hunted with us in the past and I'm sure they would be glad to talk to you.

This hunt is a 3 day fully guided 2x1 hunt including meals and lodging on the ranch for $2500. Price includes landowner tag but hunter is responsible for Texas Hunting License.

Jeremy Gugelmeyer
sagebrushhunts@hotmail.com
www.sagebrushhunts.com
1755 Buffalo Springs Ln
Dalhart, TX 79022
806-333-4358

22 December 2011, 01:51

JeremyKS

This is Bob in TX's hunt report from this year.
http://forums.accuratereloadin...351060461#1351060461

22 December 2011, 02:32

JTEX

Great place to hunt with a great fella. I can endorse Jeremy and his operation without reservation.

That fella in the last picture sure looks familiar.........damned handsome too!

24 December 2011, 10:24

dogcat

Agreed. If I were not in Cairo, I would hunt with them for the third time.

Go!

29 December 2011, 05:46

JeremyKS

JTEX I think you might need a bigger hat! haha

dogcat Im going to miss your stories that come from your antelope adventures in Texas!

30 December 2011, 20:59

JTEX

Jeremy, I already wear a 7 3/4" hat......ooooooh.......

Happy New Year my friend.

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11 January 2012, 18:12

JeremyKS

ttt

18 January 2012, 00:13

JeremyKS

Still have a few of these left for 2012.

22 January 2012, 04:11

JeremyKS

Just to clarify we can take single hunters or groups. The price posted is per hunter.

22 January 2012, 20:30

Mario

in your website ther'are great mule deer trophies. What's the difference between the trophy quality in Kansas and in the South West?

22 January 2012, 22:49

JeremyKS

The ranch we own in Kansas has been managed for a lot of years for both trophy mule deer and whitetails. We have been consistently killing 180-200+ mule deer for several years now with the biggest buck being a big non-typical that went 243. On the right ranch in Kansas the quality will meet or exceed most places in the west.