Wyoming Antelope Hunt

[locnload]

Any Wyoming residents out there who can tell me about a good bit of public land for an antelope hunt this fall? I live in Northern Colorado and have applied for a pronghorn tag for 8 years and not drawn one. The Wyoming Fish and Game web site shows a non-res antelope doe tag can be had over the counter for $34, well worth the short trip up I-25 across the border. I was looking at Thunder Basin National Grassland, about a half million acres of what looks like prime habitat, but I could sure use some input from someone in the know. Any ideas?

 

[exbiologist]

Those tags aren't over the counter, but leftovers, just like ours in Colorado. You missed the draw, so you'll be stuck with leftovers. However, that's not a bad thing as many of the trophy areas don't have many people applying for the doe tags. So keep your eye out in late June or July. Lots of BLM lands that are a lot closer than Thunder Basin too.