DIY pronghorn?

[Rory/MO]

i am looking to do a DIY public land pronghorn hunt in the next couple of years, probably with a bow. can anyone help me out on some areas?

[dayna0306]

I went to wy. in the nouth east part of the state . Wy. has a list of land owner who let you hunt on their property.I payed $50 a day and they let me camp on their land . First year I shot a 12'' then went again and shot a 14 1/2''. It was fun and eazy compared to most of the hunts I went on.Good luck


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[Rory/MO]

ORIGINAL: dayna0306

I went to wy. in the nouth east part of the state . Wy. has a list of land owner who let you hunt on their property.I payed $50 a day and they let me camp on their land . First year I shot a 12'' then went again and shot a 14 1/2''. It was fun and eazy compared to most of the hunts I went on.Good luck



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wyomings one of the main states im looking at

[dayna0306]

I forgot to say it was riflehunts but Icould havehunted them with a bow no problem.


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[Rory/MO]

ya, when i do go, i really want to find a water hole to hunt, not spot and stalk, but ill do whatever needs to be done to get a nice goat

[Elkcrazy8]

Water holes would be your best bet for archery....

[maritime363]

would definitely look into montana region SE, i thinks it 7, block management is a terrific program, the landowners/ranchers let you hunt on their land, on average 5,000-10,000 acres, and you'll probably be the only party hunting on a given day. goats everywhere-- my son and I took two nice bucks on first day. hats off to MT for a great program, keeping public hunting alive and well.

[car]

Go to Wyoming. Alot of antelope and a good bit of public land.
car