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South Dakota Archery Antelope Hunts

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27 April 2013, 22:49
Randy Routier
South Dakota Archery Antelope Hunts
Outfitter: Routier Outfitting

Location: NW South Dakota in Harding County. Closest towns would be Buffalo or Camp Crook

Season Dates: Aug. 17-Sept. 7, 2013 and Oct. 14-31

Weapon: Archery

License Information: Archery licenses are guaranteed even though you have to send in a application. They cost $285 for one any antelope.

Hunting Methods: We use blinds on waterholes, fence crossings and in alfalfa fields where there are still green patches of browse. You are also welcome to spot and stalk and we have decoys you can use.

Package Prices: $1750 +5.5% South Dakota sales tax and that includes five full days of hunting with guides, lodging and meals.

$750 +5.5% South Dakota sales tax for five full days of hunting and you provide your own lodging and meals. We still have the blinds and everything ready to go for you with this package also.

You are also welcome to camp on the ranch with this package.

We have plenty of cooler space to keep your meat and cape in. There is also a local taxidermist and processor if you wish.

This is on 20,000 acres of private property. Last year 9 of 10 hunters had shot opportunities.

Randy Routier
11000 Holcomb Pl.
Buffalo, SD 57720

605-580-0601

www.huntsd.net
28 April 2013, 22:20
Rich-
Randy,

Message sent.
29 April 2013, 23:24
Randy Routier
Message replied
30 April 2013, 02:40
jmiller
I hunted here last year and will again this year. It's an excellent hunt and I harvested a pretty nice animal on my first day. I can't wai to get back this year.
30 April 2013, 05:10
Randy Routier
It won't be long and you will be in the blind again Jason. Looking forward to it.
12 May 2013, 03:28
Randy Routier
btt
18 May 2013, 10:40
bulldog563
Average size?


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20 May 2013, 04:06
Randy Routier
The average score would be in the mid-60s but if you are patient and know what to wait for a mid-70s is very realistic. That would be around 14 inches long with good mass that goes all the way up and good prongs. The key is to be patient and a little lucky with the weather cooperating.
04 June 2013, 04:19
Randy Routier
Archery openings still available.
19 June 2013, 00:44
Randy Routier
September openings still available and no deadline on application for licenses.