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[jjt]

i cant give you a (place) because i dont know anything about se mt
but i can give you some help for a find it yourselfer

look over topo maps find an area that is fairly flat maybee rolling hills but the steeper the hills the less likely to hold antelope

after you find a good local look at a blm map of the area and find an area where you can access or start talking to land owners

myself i would rather deal with 50 hunters than one landowner that thinks he is god and wants to charge me 100' s of dollars to access his land

however there are good land owners out there they are just few and far between

another helpful person can be a game warden of the area or a wildlife biologist both can help tremendously when treated right

given the tips above i traveled to an area very unfamiliar to myself and was very productive this year

[Blackhawk357]

BruceB,
I can help you out. Shoot me an email at trnansel@rangeweb.net
It should not be a problem at all, there are some great antelope in this area.

Blackhawk

[noway]

Bruce,
You may already be aware the pronghorn bucks start to lose their horns in November.
You may want to ask the locals when the bucks in that area drop their horns before going up there in November. Just a heads up.

[BareBack Jack]

Bruce,
Call Montana FWP and request a Block Managment booklet from them for region 7.
I know there is BM down that way,there is also the Custer Nat. Foreset.
Don' t worry about the horns coming off,Nov. 9th the season ends.